Seed potatoes

Looking for an abundant potato harvest this year? Here's how to plant seed potatoes. This method makes them grow like crazy.

Stock your pantry this year by preparing your seed potatoes for planting to ensure a successful and bountiful harvest. This year, you'll enjoy pounds of french fries, soups, baked potatoes, and more!

No matter how you plant your potatoes, chitting potatoes before planting can give your plants a few weeks head start and may increase overall yield.

Not sure how to plant seed potatoes? Use one of these three methods to produce big yields of tasty spuds in your garden.

Back in the day, there were no certified seed spuds, so how did folks go about saving seed potatoes and what conditions are best for seed potato storage? Read this article for answers to these questions and learn if you can save your own seed potatoes.

Discover ways to regrow new potatoes from grocery store spuds and produce veggies in the garden or container. Instead of composting sprouting potatoes, save them to replant as seed potatoes. Regrowing veggies is a fun DIY project and a great way to recycle food. #howto #regrow #potatoes

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

FEATURE —Whether planning your first, second or tenth vegetable garden it can be overwhelming. There are so many tasty vegetables and never enough space and time to grow them all. Start with a plan. Locate your garden in a sunny location with moist, well-drained soil. Save those partially sunny areas for greens like lettuce, chard […]