Garden potatoes

Potatoes are versatile, delicious, and rich in vitamins. And if you’re able to grow them successfully, the harvest can keep for the entire winter (something not even tasty tomatoes can […]

Want to grow your own potatoes? Follow these planting techniques to grow a successful crop! How deep to plant potatoes and other tips!

Plant potatoes in traditional or raised beds with grocery store seed potatoes. All potatoes, including Russet, prefer cool weather. Practice hilling by adding a few inches of soil as plants grow, and avoid Colorado potato beetles to enjoy delicious new potatoes any time. #when #plant #potatoes

Are you considering growing potatoes this year? They are one of our top recommendations for beginner gardeners! Freshly grown potatoes are usually more tasty and healthy compared to store-bought ones, but when is the best time to plant them? Let's determine the optimal timing for potato planting based on the location you are in.

Searching for a way to stretch your food dollars and be self-sufficient? Besides being tasty and healthful, potatoes are easy to grow and store.

Back in early April, I built 5 potato towers. The construction was simple. I used wire, dirt, straw and a few seed potatoes for each potato tower. Fast forward about 5 weeks, and as you can see it was finally time to add a second layer to the potato towers. To do this I simply Read More >>

If you’re looking for a nutritious and easy-to-grow vegetable, consider the humble potato. Learn how to plant and grow a crop of potatoes...

Companion plants can help improve your garden organically. Learn which are the best potato companion plants to grow alongside your potato bed!

Ever wonder the best way to go about planting potatoes in a raised garden bed? Here is a solution that I’ve come up with over the years for a simple, easy way to get the most from your potato…

The perfect time to harvest your fall fruits and veggies can vary by region and growing conditions, but you can always rely on your produce to let you know when it's ready to be picked; keep an eye out for these signs for the best time to harvest cucumbers, peppers, potatoes, and fall produce. #fallproduce #growingfallvegetables #whentoharvestfallproduce #fallvegetablegarden #bhg

Digging up potatoes is a lot of work. But when you grow no-dig potatoes harvesting is far simpler. Here's how you can grow no-dig potatoes!

Potatoes, taters, spuds, Mr. Potato… no matter what you call them, potatoes are a staple in many households. My family loves potatoes. Baked and mashed potatoes are quick and easy side dishes that seem to go with everything. These Potatoes Au Gratin are another family favorite and they always make an appearance at our Easter brunch. This year, I baked up these Potatoes Au Gratin in individual bowls. Photo Source There are so many types of potatoes – most of the varieties pictured above I…

Growing potatoes right in your backyard sparks a ton of joy and satisfaction. Imagine enjoying a freshly dug potato, still warm and earthy. Choosing the

Everythig you need to know about how to plant an potato that has sprouted in your pantry to produce a multiple potato plants with many more potatoes! Easy step by step instructions with photos and tips for beginner gardeners. Don't throw away your rotten potato if they have fresh sprouts, you can plant them to regrow! The growing process is easy but you do not just plant the whole potato. You need to do a little prep work, I'll show you exactly what to do.

Andy and I along with the kiddos have loved planting potatoes each year in our garden. When Will and Emma were younger, we would go out to the garden and hunt for dinosaur eggs! I think the excitement of carefully digging and searching for the little “eggs” have stuck with Will and Emma over the […]

Do you know when potatoes are ready for digging? Knowing when to harvest potatoes in garden beds and containers isn't difficult, but it does require some careful thought. #vegetablegardening #growingpotatoes

Grown together these 9 companion plants for potatoes is another way to increase your yields and ward off potential diseases and pests.

Growing potatoes in raised beds is by far our most successful potato growing method to date, requiring minimal effort for exceptional yields. Each 4 x 8 foot raised bed produced 50 to 60 pounds of potatoes, without fertilizer, irrigation, or weeding. gardening for beginners | gardening ideas