Experience.

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Stringfellow
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I agree Bluebell, every year is exciting with growing: the chance to improve on last years performance, try new varieties and learn more about how nature ‘works’ etc. Being a relative newcomer to this, I’m primarily interested in finding varieties that grow well in my region and taste great. In addition, discovering what we like to eat most and then what quantity to grow them in – not so simple! We’ve really enjoyed Red Kuri this year and have a few stored. Blue Ballet a little bit sweeter; good if you like that; I prefer the Kuri! Intercropping holds lots of potential for experimentation and an increase of growing time, I find this particularly interesting and the potential very encouraging. Enjoy!

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