Hi,

Could I plant some potatoes now please? I live in Reading, Berkshire, U.K.

Rajinder

On Mon, 7 Jul 2003 08:36:33 +0100, "Ch. Rajinder Nijjhar Jatt"
wrote:

Hi,

Could I plant some potatoes now please? I live in Reading, Berkshire, U.K.

Rajinder


Not according to D.T.Brown or Marshalls. Both have Autumn catalogues
with some tates in.

"Chris Norton" wrote in message
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On Mon, 7 Jul 2003 08:36:33 +0100, "Ch. Rajinder Nijjhar Jatt"
wrote:

Hi,

Could I plant some potatoes now please? I live in Reading, Berkshire,
U.K.

Rajinder


Not according to D.T.Brown or Marshalls. Both have Autumn catalogues
with some tates in.
Last year I planted some from Browns in lat August, protected with fleece
and had lovely need spuds for Xmas
Cheers
John T

On Mon, 7 Jul 2003 13:21:48 +0100, "John Towill"
wrote:

Last year I planted some from Browns in lat August, protected with fleece
and had lovely need spuds for Xmas
Cheers
John T


Browns pretty good to deal with? Next door neighbour and I both want
some raspberry canes this autumn for the allotments (got the neighbour
in our site too!) and we`d like a mix of early summer and autumn
varietys. However, buying 36 canes is too mucho for a couple as the
yield would be WAY over what we would eat. I am tempted by the all
season collection which is 36 (12 of 3 varietes) for £42.25. Split
between us will be about a nice raspberry plot each with a picking
time from mid june to late autumn.

"Chris Norton" Browns pretty good to deal with? Next door neighbour and I
both want
some raspberry canes this autumn for the allotments (got the neighbour
in our site too!) and we`d like a mix of early summer and autumn
varietys. However, buying 36 canes is too mucho for a couple as the
yield would be WAY over what we would eat. I am tempted by the all
season collection which is 36 (12 of 3 varietes) for £42.25. Split
between us will be about a nice raspberry plot each with a picking
time from mid june to late autumn.

They were fine for the spuds, but I got my fruit from Ken Muir (on the web),
and
am very happy with them.
Cheers
John T

On Wed, 9 Jul 2003 13:02:35 +0100, "John Towill"
wrote:


"Chris Norton" Browns pretty good to deal with? Next door neighbour and I
both want
some raspberry canes this autumn for the allotments (got the neighbour
in our site too!) and we`d like a mix of early summer and autumn
varietys. However, buying 36 canes is too mucho for a couple as the
yield would be WAY over what we would eat. I am tempted by the all
season collection which is 36 (12 of 3 varietes) for £42.25. Split
between us will be about a nice raspberry plot each with a picking
time from mid june to late autumn.

They were fine for the spuds, but I got my fruit from Ken Muir (on the web),
and
am very happy with them.
Cheers
John T


Thanks John,

Using a supplier for the first time is always a worry. One good thing
for me about Marshalls is that they are from Wisbech, Cambs which is
where I work so I can go and bully them a bit if things go wrong with
em.