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04 Oct 13, Kevin (Australia - temperate climate)

Hi Debra , I am an avid potato grower, I like Ruby Lous personally, But Waldeks here in Perth stock about 10 diff varieties of seed potatoes fHope this helps, I lurvv my spuds :)

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16 May 10, Clive (Australia - temperate climate)

Lena's Nursery in Wanneroo Road, Wangara has Delaware, Royal Blue, Ruby Lou, Norland, Eureka and Kestrel seed from "The Spud Factory" in stock at the moment.

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21 Aug 17, Patsy (Australia - temperate climate)

Hi, I have potatoes just coming through the top of a no-dig raised bed and they are being eaten off as they come through. Today I could see a multitude on tiny (1mm) little "flies". Maybe Thrips? Is this what is eating my plants, if so how do I control them? Thanks

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21 May 10, Jeff (Australia - temperate climate)

Waldecks on Manning Rd had a couple of varieties last weekend, Delaware, and something else I hadn't heard of.

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10 May 10, judy hayward (Australia - temperate climate)

hi could you please tell me what is eating my potato plant leaves which is eventually killing them i cant see any grubs i have sprayed with condifor but does not seem to help.thanks and cheers judy

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09 May 10, Stuart (Australia - temperate climate)

Hi, I was wondering if there was another name for sweet potato as it doesn't seem to be in the seed list, thanks

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06 Jul 10, Eccles (Australia - temperate climate)

Try "kumera".

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03 Jul 10, Tassy Michele (Australia - cool/mountain climate)

Hiya Stuart, Sweet Potato can also be known as Kumara and sometimes (depending on your cultural background) yams. For further information check Wikipedia. Cheers

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20 Apr 10, martin cook (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

Hi, im in townsville i had some good yield when i used potatoes sprout im trying to get seeds but im having no luck do you know how i get seeds hear thanks.

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11 Apr 10, Chris (Australia - cool/mountain climate)

To grow Potatoes in Australia (cooler areas) you should start to prepare your bed now. I plant my potatoes every year when the blossoms start to bud on trees. so around late August/early September You can get seed potatoes from local nurseries or bunning's in the vegetable section. you need alot of sunshine full sun is ideal though part shade is fine..... :) x

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