Potatoes for next year

Unless you have a big problem with mice and voles, put them out where you want them to grow next year and cover them with a thick layer of straw. Pull most of the straw off next spring. Or next spring, transplant the ones you missed this year harvesting potatoes. (It *will* happen.)

I've always had better results storing my potatoes in the ground out in the garden under a heavy layer of straw than anywhere in the house, even with the risk of mice getting to them.

snipped-for-privacy@someplace.net.net (Pat Kiewicz) wrote in news:6fKdnVTVCo4NtJTYnZ2dnUVZ snipped-for-privacy@comcast.com:

Thanks for the advice. I'll try it.

Puckdropper