what a treat

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Lady Willow
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what a treat

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I've just harvested my Arran Victorys ... there's not much of a better job in the veggie garden than digging up purple potatoes!! :mrgreen:
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Wey hey :cheers:
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I am jealous :iconbiggrin: I will have to try some of these when I have a bigger garden... :iconbiggrin:
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Post: # 207237Post Millymollymandy »

They don't sound like a French variety :iconbiggrin: did you get them in the UK?
boboff wrote:Oh and just for MMM, :hugish: (thanks)
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Post: # 207257Post Lady Willow »

they are an ancient Scottish variety MMM.
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