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Want to grow sweet new potatoes in just 7 weeks?
Now you can with the Garden Gear Potato-Grow-Bags
Just £14.99 Buy two kits for £24.99
£ 14.99
That’s right in as little as 7 weeks you can be enjoying delicious new potatoes fresh from your potato-grow-bags. They taste amazing and what’s more there is no heavy digging required!!
Freshly harvested new potatoes, cooked within minutes of picking are the most delicious tasting garden grown vegetable. Now thanks to these amazing potato-grow-bags, you don’t even need a garden and don’t require a spade either. Whether you are a gardener or not, you can grow up to 26lbs of superb potatoes from each pod in the smallest of spaces – effortlessly!
Getting your first EXTRA EARLY crop is easy. Simply place the specially chosen varieties of ‘turbo seeds’ potatoes included in your kit into your grow bags, start them off indoors then wait for the end of the frosty weather to go before placing them outside. It really is that simple! Designed for a lifetime of use, each large grow-bag is made from woven, hardwearing rot proof polypropylene and includes 8 integral drainage holes plus 2 strong handles for easy carrying. Each measures 45cm in height and 35cm in diameter providing a 40 litre volume in each grow bag.
We have specially selected four different varieties of seed potato supplied in your Garden Gear Potato Grow Bags to provide you with a constant supply of delicious potatoes throughout the summer season (May -September).
The taste of freshly home grown produce far exceeds that of your local supermarket or greengrocer and the satisfaction of growing and eating your own completely organic crop cannot be matched!
FREE MINT SEED PACK
The perfect accompaniment to any potato, this mint seed pack allows you to grow your
own supply of readily available mint for your favourite meals. Great with potatoes, lamb and peas this mentha spicata variety is both highly popular and extremely versatile.
Each kit includes 4 varieties of speed potato supplied as 4x5 tuber packs: Charlotte, Maris Piper, Vales Emerald and King Edward.
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