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Sweet Nothing
Talk about upset ,
Unearthed my crop of sweet potatoes (first time ever) that looked good as gold , see old pictures in another thread Only to find 1/2 doz 4 inch fingerlings or as I call it ZIPPO Talked with a local farmer at the farmers market at work here and they said the same thing , the ones I planted sux and they said to use the following www.newhopeseed.com and to buy the old stand by BEAUREGARD sweet potatoes They also used the ones I bought with the same results, and also like this vendor better So , I will try again next year :) vent over after 125 days |
Did you have the soil covered in black plastic with just little slits to let the plants out? They need really warm soil and the only way to do that around here is to let it bake under the black plastic which absorbs the sunlight.
BTW I used Georgia Jets variety. Bearegauards may be better for around here. |
samo samo
they got nice ones at wegmans |
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LOL that's what the wife said :) Hey , rumor is the have a whole swordfish at Wegmans at the fish dept :rotf2: |
before you go
grease your shoulders up with Butter so you can squeeze on through the crowd :) hey..... i think they open at 7 am when your starving ----- go eat there and you'll probably never wanna leave they have more restaurants and cafe's than you can shake a stick at |
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BEAUREGARD sweet potatoes, thats the seed I used. I know I posted how they came out before. Mine had a lot of room to grow in the raised bed, which is one reason I had some success. I still have regular taters to dig up. |
My first year was wicked bad but I felt good after the farmer said he did the same for 2 tears and will never go back......
I did order yesterday for next year so I will give it another try :) they must run out quick as they state on the web site .... |
Peter I will post a pic of the bed.
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