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Post by jocelyn on Jul 16, 2016 4:46:09 GMT -8
Just joined up, so new here. Looks like fun.
I have been growing spuds from open pollinated seedballs for a while, but have never ordered seeds before.
that part might be a lot of fun:)
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rajungardener
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Livin it up in South Louisiana
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Post by rajungardener on Jul 16, 2016 14:21:29 GMT -8
Welcome Jocelyn, This place is a little slow on traffic, join the Kenosha Potato Project Facebook page. That's where most of the growers post.
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Post by wmontanez on Jul 17, 2016 11:49:03 GMT -8
Hi Jocelyn, this is a good place to find information from past posts. Recently no much happening here. I check in weekly as time allows
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Post by jocelyn on Jul 18, 2016 5:52:51 GMT -8
Thanks, both of you. I'll check the other site too. Anybody growing orange fleshed potatoes?
I think they might be fun. Who says you can't play with your food, grin.
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Post by Tom Wagner on Jul 18, 2016 17:15:35 GMT -8
Jocelyn,
Thanks for joining in. I have been busy on other things and not posting here as much as I had. My Skagit Valley Gold potato is about as orange and potatoes get and has great flavor. I have not sent out tubers for a number of years and not much in the way of TPS for almost two years. My laptop is getting old and I spend my time on my Iphone6 and have not learned how to navigate switching to the laptop easily. I will someday get back to posting more. Thanks everyone for supporting the site.
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Post by jocelyn on Jul 19, 2016 3:31:32 GMT -8
Do you still send seeds when you have them? I'd like seeds from something orange, good flavour is a bonus.
Since I'm in Canada, I suspect border issues will be easier with TPS than tubers.
I think I have my Firefox security issues solved, so if you are still using the website, I can go there if that is better for you.
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