Hi,

I am short of space this year so I won't be able to plant a whole bag
of seed potatoes. Can the left overs be stored until next year or do
they have to be thrown away?

TIA

On 24 Mar, 11:55, Fred wrote:
Hi,

I am short of space this year so I won't be able to plant a whole bag
of seed potatoes. Can the left overs be stored until next year or do
they have to be thrown away?

TIA

I am no expert, but presume that you would have to store them in a
very dark place where the temperature is close to 0C in order to
prevent them from sprouting.

Do you have to throw them away? Cant to donate them to a friend or
relative who has more space to plant them?

John

On 24/03/10 11:55, Fred wrote:
Hi,

I am short of space this year so I won't be able to plant a whole bag
of seed potatoes. Can the left overs be stored until next year or do
they have to be thrown away?

TIA


maybe get some barrels or sack or something. fill em with compost n grow
em in them eh?

Ed

"Fred" wrote in message
...
Hi,

I am short of space this year so I won't be able to plant a whole bag
of seed potatoes. Can the left overs be stored until next year or do
they have to be thrown away?

Don't buy them in bags, find a garden centre who sells them buy the one!



TIA

"alan.holmes" wrote in message
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"Fred" wrote in message
...
Hi,

I am short of space this year so I won't be able to plant a whole bag
of seed potatoes. Can the left overs be stored until next year or do
they have to be thrown away?

Don't buy them in bags, find a garden centre who sells them buy the one!

How I do wish I could spell, the 'buy' should have been 'by'!

Alan





TIA