Instead of the tree training I will show you a couple of pics of the seed potatoes I have set out for chitting on the potting shed bench. By doing this your potatoes will have a head start when you plant them out. Early varieties will crop earlier and more heavily if chitted. You just need to set them out in a light, cool but frost free place a few weeks before planting.
Also here is a picture of what I think is a nice Primula that I have in a pot in the cool greenhouse.
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Yes - a lovely primula. I had several a little like that about 3 years ago, I used to go to look at them every day, but they didn't like where I planted them (may have been too damp) or something and they died. I think the ones I had were called Gold Lace or similar. Is this kind of plant really supposed to be kept frost-free, I wonder? (still haven't started with potatoes; either they'll be late, or they'll be next year)
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