Remaining Potato Varieties and locations

Anne Thomas Posted 2013-03-03 20:58 (#1228) Subject: Remaining Potato Varieties and locations Extreme Veteran Posts: 319 If you missed potato day, There are left over potatoes at Cromarty, Culbokie and North Kessock and soon to be some at Glachbeg. Drumsmittal Park. Contact Anne Thomas anne.katherine.thomas@gmail.com First Earlies Rocket Colleen Jaerla Pentland Javelin Sherine Second Earlies Anya Bambino British Queen Catriona Linda Trixie Early Maincrop Ambo Harlequin Highland Burgundy Red Hunter Lady Balfour Paru Picasso Red Pontiac Salad Blue Anne Thomas Posted 2013-03-08 16:14 (#1229 - in reply to #1228) Subject: Re: Remaining Potato Varieties and locations Extreme Veteran Posts: 319 Bob has these at Glachbeg Pentland Javelin Catriona Maris Peer Trixie Harlequin Paru Salad Blue Valor Anne Thomas Posted 2013-03-12 22:31 (#1230 - in reply to #1228) Subject: Re: Remaining Potato Varieties and locations Extreme Veteran Posts: 319 These are going to be at Ferintosh (Culbokie) market plus some others that went straight there Rocket, Casablanca, Foremost, Vales Emerald, Nicola, Desiree, Harlequin, Hunter, Maris Piper, Orchestra, Paru, Red Emmalie, Red King Edward, Rodeo, Sante, Arran Victory and Sarpo Mira Martin Posted 2013-03-15 14:03 (#1231 - in reply to #1230) Subject: Re: Remaining Potato Varieties and locations Veteran Posts: 275 I now have all the seed potatoes that will be at the Ferintosh market in Culbokie tomorrow. They are listed on the attached, NB we won't have spare copies of this list, so if you want to have one to consult, best to print it out! Attachments ---------------- PotatoDay2013Culbokie.docx (41KB - 316 downloads) maggie dove Posted 2013-04-16 12:06 (#1251 - in reply to #1228) Subject: RE: Remaining Potato Varieties and locations Regular Posts: 85 following in Jemimaville First early Collen Rocket Vales Emereld Sherine Ulster classic Second early Trixie Catriona Bambino Nadine Wilja Maris Peer Early Main Red Emmille Highland Burgundy Red Picasso Red Pontiac Sante Red King Edward Late Main Valor Arran Victory John Wood Posted 2013-05-21 11:31 (#1276 - in reply to #1251) Subject: Re: Remaining Potato Varieties and locations Regular Posts: 79 Location: Cromarty What has happened to the remaining seed potatoes? Have we got lots left? Anne Thomas Posted 2013-05-21 18:07 (#1277 - in reply to #1228) Subject: Re: Remaining Potato Varieties and locations Extreme Veteran Posts: 319 I've only got a few. About 3 half trays. I think Bob has a couple of boxes at Glachbeg and there is one box in Culbokie and a few are in Inverness for schools there. A large number have gone to schools and charities such as btcv and blytheswood and we actually sold several hundred pounds more at various work places, the green house etc. Anne Thomas Posted 2013-05-21 18:08 (#1278 - in reply to #1228) Subject: Re: Remaining Potato Varieties and locations Extreme Veteran Posts: 319 I've only got a few. About 3 half trays. I think Bob has a couple of boxes at Glachbeg and there is one box in Culbokie and a few are in Inverness for schools there. A large number have gone to schools and charities such as btcv and blytheswood and we actually sold several hundred pounds more at various work places, the green house etc. Let me know if you can think of a good home for the last few. Agric Posted 2013-05-21 22:40 (#1279 - in reply to #1276) Subject: Re: Remaining Potato Varieties and locations Veteran Posts: 214 I have left about 450 saved from 2011 and about 200-300 left over from potato day, I don't expect to plant more than 200 of these. Tommy wants about 60, otherwise they would like a good home. About 50 varieties in small quantities of each, around half of which weren't at potato day. Any takers? - say what varieties or what types of potato and I'll see what I've got. BTW you need to get your late maincrop varieties in now, maincrop best by end of May, most second earlies can be planted in the first half of June and still crop well.