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potatoes near raspberries, loganberries and blackcurrants?
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I think they will be fine, Potatoes are not compatible with Pumpkin, Squash, Tomato, Cucumber & Sunflower. This may be worth saving for future reference.
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Better if they were on the sunward side of your fruit bushes as they can cast a bit of shade!
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Depends on how close you mean. Don't do it too close or you'll end up disturbing the roots of the fruit bushes when you dig the spuds up.
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Thanks for responses ... I found this info just before coming onto my thread
Pumpkin Squash, Cucumber, Sunflowers, Tomatoes and Raspberry are all antagonists of Potato ... it doesn't explain why, so will have to rethink where to plant potatoes as they seem to disagree with quite a few other veg etc
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If you work out some form of crop rotation then you should end up with potatoes in a bed to themselves. Raspberries are a permanent plant and should be in a separate bed all to themselves. Hope this helps.
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[QUOTE=Bigmallly;650592]I think they will be fine, Potatoes are not compatible with Pumpkin, Squash, Tomato, Cucumber & Sunflower. This may be worth saving for future reference.
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH .....any idea why you can't plant spuds and squash together......I've got a lot of squash plants 'planned' to be sown into the spud bed as the first earlies come out but the 2nd earlies will still be in there............darn.......that really has put a spanner in my works... thanks for the heads up though BM or else I'd be in a real dilemna later in the year....back to the drawing board for me!
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Just to confuse you even more.......I don't have answers, I just use my friend google to help me out (too often for my own good I must admit).........
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Oh well, thanks anyway - I'll have a google too and see what they say. Going to need to find some big spare patches......have some big Crown Prince boys to now fit in somewhere! Hey ho
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My daughter's giant pumpkin is going next to my potato bed in a seperate raised bed.....no where else to put it!!Comment
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