Wednesday, June 25, 2014

Potato.....Potato......




Our first potato harvest this spring!!!
 
Just out of the ground.

Cleaned up for cooking.



Calls for a celebration, enjoy the song.










Video: You Tube, Cheryl Wheeler
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    1. Rev. Paul,

      I love potatoes!!!! Especially the ones you grow yourself :-)

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  2. What? Potatoes? Awesome!!! When did you put them in? I must have missed that post. I will have to read back on it. Nice job!!

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    1. 1st Man,

      Yes potatoes!!!! I put them in several months back.
      This season, I used tires and good soil instead of just covering the potato seeds with straw.

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  3. We ate our first potatoes from the garden tonight as well. Had a little cabbage and sausage with em. The boy and I love that stuff.

    Sadly I noticed Potato Beetle Larva on my Tomatoes this evening as well. First time dealing with that particular pest here.

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    1. PP,

      Growing your own potatoes, omg......talk about good.
      I make kielbasa with potatoes and peppers and my guys love it too.

      I hope you're able to kill off the larva, don't want your tomatoes ruined.

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  4. The spuds look great!

    This weekend I'm going to plant 30 for the fall crop, hope they survive the summer heat and the untested spot I will be planting them in. Not much sun there but maybe it will be fine.

    Love the song!

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    1. Mike,

      Thank you!!!

      Planting them in the shade may help the potatoes survive the summer. I hope all goes well with your potatoes.
      Make sure to keep the potato seed and the leaves cool with water.

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    2. Mike,

      I thought the song was cute, and I had to publish it.

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  5. I bet those will be the best tasting potatoes you've had this year.

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  6. Oh, those are beauties! Nicely shaped too. Enjoy.

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    1. Mrs. Mac,

      I thought they were too!!! Last year they were real small and the quantity was minimal. This year the harvest is healthy.

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  7. I pulled some the yesterday but were not as nice as yours. They are beautiful!

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    1. M.E.,

      I'm sorry to hear yours were not what you expected. What type of potato did you plant?

      Thank you!!!

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  8. Stand back everyone.... I'm gonna break out into The Potato Dance
    (Be sure all children and wiener biener dogs are safe)
    1....2....3....Wooo hooooo

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    1. SCI,

      Now that's funny!!!! I can see you now :-)

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  9. SWEET SWEET Sandy - those potatoes need a little bit of canadian lovin' - yep - that's right! you need to turn some of those into french fries, make homemade gravy out of beef stock, smother those french fries in gravy and add curds! it's called poutine - trust me, you'll love it!

    your potatoes are beautiful mah dahlin - just beautiful!

    much love to you and yours always! your friend,
    kymber

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    1. Sweet Kymber,

      Thank you!!!! It was you who suggested the soil, and I went with soil instead of straw. That made a world of difference with growing the potatoes. I will make potatoes and gravy, maybe not french fries but smashed potatoes.

      Sending love to you and Jam.
      Your Friend,
      Sandy

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  10. Wonderful harvest. I love their "roundness". I didn't plant potatoes this year and am missing that. They are so fun to harvest - like finding buried treasure.

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    1. Michaele,

      Thank you! I love how nice they came out this year.
      I enjoyed harvesting them but needed to be careful with digging them up not to cause the skin to get damaged.

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