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Potatoes can be started in your garden from small seed pieces cut from a… More
Potatoes are ideal for fall planting in southern United States climates, since they can… More
Potatoes are a relative of the tomato, and both are in the same family… More
Seed potatoes have not been chemically treated to deter sprouting and are intended for… More
... types of disease and fungus may affect your seed potatoes after planting, causing… More
Root vegetables, like red potatoes, should last through the winter, but if you do… More
When you count on a bountiful potato harvest, it is imperative that you store… More
When the growing season gets underway, potatoes are one of the first vegetables a… More
...spuds lasting longer in storage. Growing your own potatoes rewards you with edible vegetables… More
Vitamins and minerals make potatoes nutritionally dense. Some vitamins and minerals in potatoes include… More
potatoes are grown from seed potatoes which you can purchase at a nursery or… More
The potato is a cool-season vegetable that along with rice and wheat is a… More
The Red Pontiac or Dakota Chief potato is an easy to maintain, mid-season plant… More
If you lack garden space for your vegetables, get creative. Many vegetables you commonly… More
Sweet potatoes, scientific name Ipomea batatus, is a tropical plant that is grown for… More
Red potatoes are a delicious potato variety with a number of culinary uses. So… More
Potatoes are tubers that survive best in a humid location because they are 80… More
Recipe for Honey-Glazed Sweet Potatoes. More
Recipe for Horseradish Mashed Potatoes. More
Recipe for Garlic Mashed Potatoes. More
Potato plants are fast growing and grow mostly in the spring and during the middle… More
Sweet potato plants should be placed right in the ground about 2 inches deep, and… More
When planting potatoes for a spring garden, start before the heat of the summer. Start… More
Sweet potato vines are usually grown as ornamental plants, but you can also harvest the… More
Growing potatoes is best done by planting the root or the seed in early spring,… More
Growing an ornamental sweet potato vine can be done from seeds or from the root,… More
To grow a sweet potato plant, also known as ipomoea, plant it in a lush,… More
Growing potatoes in a garbage can is a great way to keep them contained, so… More
A potato plant is generally a sprawling, bushy, dark green plant that grows much like… More
Learn how to stop potato beetles in this free video on home gardening. More
Learn how to prepare potatoes for planting in this free video on home gardening, More
Cooking with organic rosemary is healthy and tasty, get expert tips and advice on organic… More
Learn about the different types of potatoes to grow in this free video on home… More
Learn how to harvest pototoes in this free video on home gardening. More
Learn how to cure potatoes in this free video on home gardening. More
Learn how to fertilize potatoes in this free video on home gardening. More
Learn how to hill potatoes in this free video on home gardening. More
Learn how to plant potatoes in this free video on home gardening. More
Learn how to dig a trench for planting potatoes in this free video on home… More
Learn where to plant potatoes in this free video on home gardening. More
We just dug the potatoes yesterday. We didn't get as big a yeild as we hoped we would, but these should last a while. For one 30 ft. row, we managed to get a bit more than half a bushel. More
Hi all, Last night I hilled up my potatoes for the second time. I hilled them up using a couple year old compost mixed with some horse manure and left about four inches of green above ground. Much to my surprise when I got home from work today I see… More
Love potatoes fixed any way. I've got several new varieties on the way in. Going to do 2 beds this year and experiment a little. New taters, green beans and some onion......yummy! More
I planted some potatoes about a week ago and they are growing like mad. Here is a pic of one of the stems that have come out of the ground. Should I be mounding dirt over it now? I took this pic yesterday and it seems to have grown about… More
I would like to know why when I dig up my potatoes they sometimes crack once I get them out of the ground. More
I want to plant potatoes this year. I have found some varieties listed in the Univ. of FL site that can be grown here. Anybody have recommendations? More
...rels but it's not looking good. I read that early potatoes would not climb to the top of ,barrel, bag or wire hoops that they would only produce on the lower roots?, My seed potatoes came from the… More
I am just about ready to plant my potatoes in the next couple of days. The question is will the resident mole try to eat them? Should I line the area with chicken wire of would the holes on that even be small enough to keep one out? Just trying… More
... in a given area, when is the right time to plant potatoes? Around here (Indiana) they say furrow them in on Good Friday... This year that's mid April which I worry about a bit... Seems to me that a cold wet spell could… More
has anyone grown potatoes in containers before? i am trying this for the first time and would appreciate any tips. the inside measurements of my square container are 11.5wX12h. will that be big enough for one potato plant or should i get something bigger? any suggestions would be appreciated. More
I happened to run across the whole growing potatoes under straw thing last year and was going to try it and also plant some in the ground to see how much different they would turn out from the two ways. Unfortunately I got side tracked and never planted any potatoes… More
Does anyone know when to plant potatoes? In the spring or the fall? I am in Illinois. Thank you. More
The guy at the seed store sold me some seed potatoes and i have never planted potatoes before ,is there anything special i need to do as far as bed prep or fertilizer.I guess the main thing i need to know is how deep i should plant.They Are red potatoes. More
I would like to grow some potatoes. What kind of fertilizer should I use? How do I go about planting the potatoe? How long should I wait before checking for potatoes? More
For years now I've used store bought potatoes as my seed potatoes for my garden... Usually during the winter, I set aside good quality potatoes that are starting to sprout and just before planting, I cut them and dust the cut end with Captan (spelling?) fungicide... It helps heal up… More
...e any? Would also like to know if anyone has seed potatoes. Karen More
I harvested my sweet potatoes yesterday. got 3 good ones. Only 3 plants survived. will do better next year! I didn't realize they only grew 1 potatoe per plant though :( these won't last me long. I had 1 for dinner tonight. More
I've never planted potatoes before so this year I decided to try a plant. It's gotten quite big and I'm not sure when to start digging. Help? Thanks! More
I have a real problem with scabby potatoes. The scab doesn't affect them in terms of keeping them over winter, but it doesn't look very attractive. Any suggestions? More
Well dug potatoes today, the red potatoes were huge but those D#$#@$#$ grub worms eat their fair share, the white (tougher skin)potatoes had little damage, so I will plant white from now own. after the barrel experience(see pictures) the ground planted potatoes truly out performed the barrel ones, I covered… More
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