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Sunday 6 September 2009
Spud bag harvested
I harvested the first of the replanted potato bags (the one on the left in the pic above). IIRC it contained 3 Charlotte and 1 Pentland seed potatoes. Crop wasn't too bad.
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I harvested the first of the replanted potato bags (the one on the left in the pic above). IIRC it contained 3 Charlotte and 1 Pentland seed potatoes. Crop wasn't too bad.
