They need ventillation, or else they,ll rot..If you can find an old
fishbox you can put them in there and cover them in case any vermin get
to them. Also in a box like that you can see start to but next
tear...Cal


"Raymond RUSSELL" wrote in message


Hello all

I'm harvesting the first of our potatoes
(one plant at a time - to save going shopping).

This year we've had quite a few "volunteer" plants
springing up from odd bits left in the ground.
I can't remember what variety they are - but they taste lovely.

I want to save a few little ones to use as seed again next season.
What is the best way to store them between now and next year
- not to eat but for next year's crop ?

Best regards from Ray




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