Potatoes
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Plumbata
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Nice work, what variety?
My father and I used to grow Yukon Gold; they were very delicious and buttery.
My father and I used to grow Yukon Gold; they were very delicious and buttery.
Yukon Gold are my favorite! So yes, and others are white and red ones. I just threw in some small ones I have left from last year. I usually plant between 18 and 24 rows, but the others rows may only have 30 hills in them. I love my garden.
AntiqueMeds
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everyone should plant taters. They are the easiest thing there is to grow. And you cant buy the little new taters in the store...they are the best.
cyberdigger
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You can buy them here, but they're 5 bucks a pound.. they are the best eatin, though!
cowseatmaize
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Thanks for not Dan Quailing us. Oops sorry for the misspell.[
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]bostaurus
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Maybe next year...by the time we get moved in to the house in Louisiana it will be too late to do potatoes and most of my summer garden. Maybe I can get a patch dug up for fall and winter. I hope so.
RICKJJ59W
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It snowed here yesterday ,frost in the ground ,I guess I wont plant taters till may. [8D]
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