... POTATOES ! POTATONS !! POTATOES !!! ROBERT CHARNLEY has just received a large consignment of BLACKPOOL POTATOES, which he is now selling at an extraordinary low price. Note the addrftis, 35, Nowrit-mrtarr, Todmorden. ...

... POTATOES. In the raajoritv of cases potatoes are now lifted and stored away. The wet weather had bad effect upon the potato crop, and we have seen several lots lifted th«t were simply coated with mud. In many instances these were stored awav without being ...

... POTATOES. Remarkably little information is now offered by gardening papers about the cultivation of potatoes. During the war, and for year two afterwards, great attention wa paid to this subject, and possibly assumed that amateurs are well versed in the ...

... POTATOES. Next popular favour comes the potatoe, and as regards general utility, it should be placed first. Readers who grow potatoes simply for home consumption, those varieties which excel in texture and flavour. Growing for sale is very different ...

... POTATOES. In bur trials of Potatoes Kers Pmk. Great Scot and Mujostic are far ahead of any other varieties. These three, with Sharpe as first early, are worth keeping m mind for future cultivation. At the moment King Kdward look very poor, and fear that ...

... POTATOES. Early potatoes require a little soll draw ing to the sides of the rows as growth proceeds. Maincrops in most cases arc only just beginning to break through thsoil, and should the weather be very cold it.would be an advantage to draw a light ...

... POTATOES. T,U “a eimple task and. will difficulties to anyone only a mi Antitv Stand the seeds, eves PP STshalfow boxes, and a cool. Stht position. Occasionally, « fl y *''‘ attack the young shoots, and them witli soap and water. Tneie is difference ...

... POTATOES. On the morning of April 30th, sharp frost seriously damaged hundreds of acres of Guernsey potatoes. The effect of this will be felt throughout the year. The Guernsey crop will a light one, and this will entail early lifting crops in this country ...

... POTATOES. The planting season is now in full swing, and urge our readers to make special efforts get least part of their potatoes planted without delay. Eating potatoes are extremely scarce, the sooner the new crop is ready the better. First carlies are ...

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... POTATOES Land for potatoes may be manured as soon as soil conditions permit. Some growers prefer to do this at planting time: but in mnany. perhaps most, soils the tube:s succeed better where the manure has had plenty of time to become tnoroughly incorporated ...

... POTATOES. IIA S COMMENCED BUSINESS TI O INEN° F RIM WANTED, POULTRY, HAMER, Late Lancs. Fusiliers, HE A viary den VOW IN A POSITION TO UNDERTAKE CARRYING AND REMOVING. Potato planting should be completed without further delay. Early varieties jieepine ...