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I pulled up one Red Cloud potato plant Thursday and got 4 potatoes. I haven't ate them yet so not sure how great they are.

I am reapplying each week after we cut the grass and as new ones appear.

Everything looks great. I love the pond it looks perfect. I hope you are happy and your back isn't hurting anymore. I want your cat, looks like a happy fellow.

So by comparing a leaf of mine to the ones on that website mentioned above I think it it Early Blight. "Early Blight Alternaria solani Symptoms: Leaf symptoms of early blight are large irregular patches of black, necrotic tissue surrounded by larger yellow areas. The leaf spots have a...

Very very nice. Did you use sand in between the rocks?

This is going to be soo nice. I am glad that you have foud something cool and neat to make your garden in.

I found this awesome website regarding tomato problems. It has great pictures to help identify the problem. http://aggie-horticulture.tamu.edu/publications/tomatoproblemsolver/ I ran across it because sadly something is wrong with my plants. Check out my blog tomorrow for more details of the...

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I agree

This is so exciting. I wish I had the time, land and knowledge to do what you are. Good luck and don't break a leg!!!

I will think about it.

Thanks for this information. I was thinking about doing them because they are attractive.

Thanks for the answers. They sure did grow fast. Hopefully I will have a good crop. We will see... :rainbow-sun

Potato plants start to flower? And how do you know when they are ready to be dug up?

Just go to the bathroom cut the shower on and let the tears roll. I have done it before. You just gotta get it out.

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Very nice!!!!

I am a first year gardner but I would do seeds over plants. You learn so much that way and they become your true baby not like a step child.

What about using burlap bags? You could cut them to size and reuse them each year. Good idea or not?