My sister in California is blessed with fertile soil. They have started a vegetable garden in recent years and get lots of advice from experienced neighbours. In what seemed like no time at all, she sent a photo of these potatoes that she said were produced from one seed. Isn't that fantastic?
Oh wow! Now you're making me wish I could have a garden.
ReplyDeleteThey look great and I'm sure they taste even better. Nothing like home grown potatoes. Hugs, Valerie
ReplyDeleteThey look very tasty.
ReplyDeleteGod bless.
Wow, homegrown potatoes and completely organic!
ReplyDeleteThat is really great!
ReplyDeletelook good :)
ReplyDeletepotatoes can be pretty easy to grow, might not get very big but hey do usually grow something :)
Look yummy. Nothing tastes better than home grown!
ReplyDeleteWonderful! My seed potatoes were actually shipped this morning from P.E.I.!! Last year I think I planted about 10 seed potatoes and got about 50 from them. This year I'm tripling up! :) I have some strawberry plants on the way too. Alex and I have noticed how poorly we digest the grocery store produce now and we're trying our best to grow everything at home now. If not, we look for organic, thought it's so pricey!
ReplyDeleteyou are an amazing gardener!
DeleteI found you via your comment on Low Carb Diabetic. How nice that you sister was so successful with these potatoes. I just paid a big price for a bag from the grocery store.
ReplyDeleteHave a nice day.
Those look like "gold" potatoes...yummy!!!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness and I bet they taste fantastic!
ReplyDeleteThat is really neat. I have only grown the basics like tomatoes and some cucumbers! Those are great.
ReplyDeleteMmm - delicious!
ReplyDeletei LOVE potatoes and this was also my name given by my grandma lol
ReplyDeletenothing is pure and harmless then homegrown veggies
I love potatoes. I like to bake them in the microwave.
ReplyDeleteYou can't beat home grown food ...
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan