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#328963 Aug 29th, 2010 at 04:44 AM
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Hi im Harry and im new on here, but just found this site and as a novice gardener think that this may help me no end. so here is my question. I have already planted my first crop of potatoes which turned out very well, however I am wanting to plant a second crop BUT am I too late in doing this????
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I had to look at this. On the forum it says "Last date for planting pot" lol

In my area, NC, it's too late to start potatoes.



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Originally Posted by Bestofour
I had to look at this. On the forum it says "Last date for planting pot" lol

In my area, NC, it's too late to start potatoes.

In my area (Kentucky) it's too late to start pot.


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alrighty then..... haha


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Winter Season is good time for growing potatoes. In winter season you can grow good and tasty potatoes. In winter season seeds are also in good condition.

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From where is everyone ordering their seed potatoes?



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I buy mine locally--sorry I can't be of help.


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What type of soil is best for potatoes I haven't tried growing them yet, maybe I'll try this spring.


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I just used regular bags of organic garden soil in the containers for my potatos. I add compost/manure to the garden soil when I grow my other veggies but I read this is not a good idea for potatos because it can have problematic bacteria that's good for most veggies but can cause diseases in potatos. If you do add manure I would make sure its mixed in well and is far enough below the actual seed potatos so it doesn't bother them. Also I wouldn't add any manure/fresh compost when you hill them either. That's what I've read anyhow. Keep in mind this is only my second time growing potatos so I'm still learning and researching myself! shewinks


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