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How To Grow Amazing Scab-Free Potatoes
For my family, and I imagine many other North Americans, potatoes are the most common food eaten in our home. Whether it’s mashed, baked or boiled, or made into french fries, hashbrowns or chips, we...
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Growing Potatoes In Straw
This year I tried something new. I had heard rumors of other people doing it, but I didn’t know of anyone around here trying it. So this spring, when I planted my potatoes, I didn’t plant them....
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My Secret Potato Garden
This spring I had quite a few leftover seed potatoes. I hated to waste them, but I had no other places I could plant them. Then I got an idea. But first, let me give you some background… Last spring I...
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Those Are Some Very Baby Potatoes
I just thought I update you on how my ‘potatoes grown in straw‘ experiment is going. Right now, my Red Norland potatoes that I planted on May 19th are just beginning to bloom. That would be eight weeks...
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Better Late Then Never
After getting started tremendously late (due to landscaping issues), my garden isn’t looking too bad – all things considered. My corn and beans are growing nice. Peas… not so much. After the birds...
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How To Grow Amazing Scab-Free Potatoes
For my family, and I imagine many other North Americans, potatoes are the most common food eaten in our home. Whether it’s mashed, baked or boiled, or made into french fries, hashbrowns or chips, we...
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Growing Potatoes In Straw
This year I tried something new. I had heard rumors of other people doing it, but I didn’t know of anyone around here trying it. So this spring, when I planted my potatoes, I didn’t plant them....
View ArticleClik here to view.
My Secret Potato Garden
This spring I had quite a few leftover seed potatoes. I hated to waste them, but I had no other places I could plant them. Then I got an idea. But first, let me give you some background… Last spring I...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Those Are Some Very Baby Potatoes
I just thought I update you on how my ‘potatoes grown in straw‘ experiment is going. Right now, my Red Norland potatoes that I planted on May 19th are just beginning to bloom. That would be eight weeks...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Better Late Then Never
After getting started tremendously late (due to landscaping issues), my garden isn’t looking too bad – all things considered. My corn and beans are growing nice. Peas… not so much. After the birds...
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