Super market Maris Piper potatoes being mislabled
- Thread starter Cyres
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Nickb
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Are they the 4x4 version..
I have a small veg plot so no space to grow main crops. I do however plant one row of pink fir apple they are excellent. 1st earliest in containers in greenhouse went in early Feb so shoots now level with tops of bags. Swift, Foremost and some others.
Before I sorted my garden out I grew main crops in a 1000 kg bulk bag 1/3 full of soil and manure. V easy to keep watered good yields!
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Before I sorted my garden out I grew main crops in a 1000 kg bulk bag 1/3 full of soil and manure. V easy to keep watered good yields!
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Scotty99
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Crocs like garlic bread and cheese cake are the future!
There is a positive to be gleaned from all this and it is:
Succumbing to the world of Croccs need not lead to the purchase of a Creedmoor. Trust me!
K
Succumbing to the world of Croccs need not lead to the purchase of a Creedmoor. Trust me!
K
Nickb
Well-Known Member
Not in my world..
I used to grow Piper,and Navan which is a Piper cross,so always try to get them in supermarkets,but had some reds from Aldi that cooked like Desiree and were delicious.
Socks & Croccs is so very wrong!
K
K
Love the dazzling socks!
Yes, indeed, they belong in a birthing unit or on some guy with a big belly and a T-shirt that’s no longer big enough for him ……waiting for a McDonald’s family meal . They smell of sweat and stale alcohol.
Socks and Birkenstock go hand in hand with someone eating a bowl of fresh fruit covered musli …whilst waiting to take their homemade bread out of the wood fired bread oven. They smell of fresh wild flowers
Kindest regards, Olaf
Thank you . My girlfriends mum knit’s them from Merino wool or sheep wool depending on what’s on offer when she stocks up on knitting ammo. She’s like a knitting machine ! Everyone knows what they will be getting off her for Christmas or their birthday. But they are always a surprise pattern and colours
Kindest regards, Olaf
Frank Homes
Well-Known Member
Casablanca,which unusually for a first early potato, makes great chips.
Cheers for that, I grow my own and love Red Duke of York spuds but ran out in January, I'm up just North of Alnwick this weekend to go to the caravan and to look at a new farm for vermin control so I'll go a little further up the road and buy a sack of spuds whilst up there.
I stand corrected and suitably reprimanded.Yes, indeed, they belong in a birthing unit or on some guy with a big belly and a T-shirt that’s no longer big enough for him ……waiting for a McDonald’s family meal . They smell of sweat and stale alcohol.
Socks and Birkenstock go hand in hand with someone eating a bowl of fresh fruit covered musli …whilst waiting to take their homemade bread out of the wood fired bread oven. They smell of fresh wild flowers
Kindest regards, Olaf
K
Anyway Back to the Maris piper potatoes has Cyres found a good local supplier?
basil
Distinguished Member
According to James Martins cookery program yesterday Jersey Royals are only grown on Jersey. There was a grower on the program.
Haven't looked at what google says.
International Kidneys can be grown anywhere but only called Jersey Royals when grown on Jersey
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