They're surprisingly easy to grow in a container. Conveniently, you don't need to start with deep soil since new potatoes will grow above the seed potato, so as long as you can build up the soil ...

It's important to plant potatoes in warm soil for them to sprout—if the soil is too cold, they may rot. When choosing a ...

If you’ve only tasted store-bought potatoes, it’s time to experience the remarkable flavor and convenience of homegrown spuds by learning how to plant seed potatoes. The key is to start with ...

Either dig a trench or plant the seed potatoes in individual holes ... Once they’ve been harvested, gently use a hand fork to ...

If you're short of space, try growing potatoes in an adequately drained container that's at least ... fertile garden soil, nestle two seed potatoes into the top of the compost and then top up ...

Remember the new tubers form on the stems above the seed tuber. Use a trowel or an old-fashioned potato planter. You can grow potatoes in pots, special potato bags or even an old dustbin as long as it ...

Remember the new tubers form on the stems above the seed tuber. Use a trowel or an old-fashioned potato planter. You can grow potatoes in pots, special potato bags or even an old dustbin as long as it ...

By Ivy Summerfield February is the month of LOVE, the shortest month of the year, and in some years, it has an extra day ...