OSR Conventional Variety
- Thread starter Laggard
- Start date
- Location
- Lincolnshire
Campus takes some beating IMO
- Location
- nottingham
Another for campus , looking better than hybrid now
cotswold farmer 1977
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Nikita for me, grown it for 5 years, always stands well, good autumn and spring vigour, and really reliable.
- Location
- Foothills of the Quantocks
Aspire does well here. Best drilled as early as possible though.
- Location
- Haute Vienne, France
Anyone grow ES Mambo in the UK? Its quite popular here in France.
Its a late flowering variety and is often planted in mixture with an ultra early called ES Alicia. They sell little 1 Kg bags of it especially to mix with a full size bag. The idea is the pollen beetles concentrate on the flowers of the early variety and leave the later plants alone
Before that we grew Pamela but the Mambo seems to have the edge on vigour.
Its a late flowering variety and is often planted in mixture with an ultra early called ES Alicia. They sell little 1 Kg bags of it especially to mix with a full size bag. The idea is the pollen beetles concentrate on the flowers of the early variety and leave the later plants alone
Before that we grew Pamela but the Mambo seems to have the edge on vigour.