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Festive Gardening: How to Grow Potatoes in Burlap Bags

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I have never met anyone who does not like potatoes. It is one of my underlying comfort foods—baked/ boiled, topped with plain yogurt, roasted cumin, red chili flakes and kosher relish, I am in heaven! Happily, it is one of the most easy vegetables to grow for the home gardener.

Rite dictates planting potatoes around St. Patrick’s Day (which is that Saturday). But that's not the only time to plant America's favorite established vegetable . Falaah Jones, garden educator at Seattle Tilth , recommends following indicators from kind to plan your garden, especially since the weather patterns have been so variable in the last few years.

“Potatoes can go in anytime after the earth is workable and not too wet,” Jones said. "Spring equinox, which is only a few days from St. Patrick’s Day, is a skilled time to plant cool-season vegetables, like potatoes."

What to plant

Buy your favorite brand of potatoes—organic because it will not be treated with bud-inhibitors, or buy seed potatoes (pocket-sized in size) from your local garden store, including Molbak's and First-rate Nursery . Large potatoes from your kitchen can be used as well, just cut it into smaller pieces, making dependable that each piece has at least one "eye."  Jones prefers using seed potatoes because the cut pieces are decumbent to rot. To prevent rot, they need to be ‘cured’ i.e. place the cut pieces in a someone feel good, dry room for 2-3 days, so that the cut sides become calloused.

Source: Patch.com