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The coronavirus pandemic across the world has infected more than 230,000 people and left more than 8,000 dead. In Britain, the numbers of infected keep increasing and the Government has now
urged people to stay at home if they can. As a result of the growing epidemic in the country, many have been stockpiling groceries. The Government has advised this is not necessary and there
is enough food for everyone. In the UK, supermarkets Sainsbury's, Lidl, Tesco, Aldi, Waitrose, M&S, Asda, Iceland, Morrisons, Ocado, Costcutter and the Co-Op have released a joint
statement to stop people panic buying. The stores wrote an open letter to their customers, saying they are doing "everything we can so that you and your families have the food and
essentials you need." READ MORE: CAN YOU FREEZE BUTTER OR MARGARINE IN A TUB? Gardeners World said: “Choose the largest pot you can find – an old plastic pot that is at least 40 litres,
or even a dustbin, is ideal. “Make sure it has some drainage holes at the bottom. Be sure to plant prepared, chitted seed potatoes from a reliable supplier. “Place in a sunny, frost-free
spot. Harvest your potatoes when the plants start to flower – empty the pot to reveal your crop.”
