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Can anyone recommend a good/inexpensive source of hessian sacks for the spud crop?
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Daddy Pig's allotment blog is at
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There are a lot on eBay which are cheap
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Thanks - I'll have a look.Daddy Pig's allotment blog is at
http://daddypigsallotment.blogspot.com/Comment
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If your not fussed about having paper sacks instead, your local chippy will gladly help you out.ntg
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Has anyone tried storing potatoes in sand? My OH goes on about it alot (being Irish from somewhere down the line). But didn't think anyone did it now. But I could be wrong ..................~
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Hi I got large paper sacks (25kg) sort from Stacks(I think it is) the countryside store for about 30p each last year. I know there is one in Romsey and one in Winchester. I think they are a south of England outfit so you may have one near you. Will check the name and let you know. The paper sacks have worked fine for me.Bright Blessings
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Hi again. Have just checked. It was Scats Countryside store and there is one in Chuchfields Road in Salisbury according to their website.
http://www.scatscountrystores.co.uk
They also stock lots of other stuff for smallholdings/country life pursuits.Bright Blessings
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