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mjtwomail

too late for potatoes?

16 years ago

My first time doing potatoes and I managed to kill most of them. I think I can do a better job :) but don't want to wait until next year to try - I read you can plant them as late as July? Is this right? Providing I can find anywhere that still has seed potatoes can I still plant them? I was just going to plant them in the 1/2 my bin that died and just keep adding dirt (I have a 4' tall bin) along with the 1/2 that is growing OK. So 1/2 the bin won't have any pots on the bottom, half but that's OK.

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