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More spuds and an ID question

Medwayman

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Whilst sorting out the planter came
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across a lot of these little white eggs any ideas??
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Matt said:
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ever tried frying them mate :whistle:.... the word you were looking for is frog spawn ... ie tadpoles mate :)
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If they were frog spawn which they are not then it would be a miracle of nature Headline : Unique frog species discovered that digs holes in vegetable plots to lay its spawn.
no such beast, those are slugs eggs
 
Joecole said:
If they were frog spawn which they are not then it would be a miracle of nature Headline : Unique frog species discovered that digs holes in vegetable plots to lay its spawn.
no such beast, those are slugs eggs
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Didn't say it was frog spawn Joe was just giving mark a heads up over his frog eggs lol
 
divebuddy said:
Just seen your question Joe. Not really a late variety grower so wouldn't know myself. Late spuds are cheap to buy and growing space is scarce. I will ask around and see what others think.
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I think I found a good variety Dick mother in law found a bag of Charlotte new potatoes that she had forgotten about that had all chitted nicely, Google search indicated that they are perfect as a late cropper
 
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