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Is it to late for planting potatoes?

Posted by utahbrock Zone 6 (My Page) on
Fri, Jul 24, 09 at 10:48

I have some extra space available and was just wondering?

tks,


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RE: Is it to late for planting potatoes?

You could probably get potatoes if you plant now but I don't know where you would get the sets. Most places are out.


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RE: Is it to late for planting potatoes?

the pioneers did it on the 24 o july and got potatoes. some potatoes have shorter time to harvest. some are as long as 110 days.
good luck
WM


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RE: Is it to late for planting potatoes?

Yea, I started looking over the weekend and didn't have any luck. Oh well, we tried.

thanks


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RE: Is it to late for planting potatoes?

i have about 1 1/2 acres of youcon gold. what part of ut.

i could dig you up some seed potatoes.

i live in de3ntral Utah.

my e-mail is wyrnman@gamil.com

wiringman


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RE: Is it to late for planting potatoes?

just to clear the air.

i am not offering to sell you potato starts but rather to give them to you.

we are not to buy or sell on this site.

WM


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RE: Is it to late for planting potatoes?

Just FYI, you can take potatoes that you buy from the store and wash them thoroughly to get the "sprout retarding chemical" off and then cut them into pieces making sure there is at least one eye on each piece. Obviously you will probably have a lower germination rate, but it can be done in a pinch.

Here is a link that might be useful: My Gardening blog


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