Harvesting Our Red Norland potato's | June Garden Tour
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- Jace and I are back in the garden harvesting our Red Norland potatoes. We planted these potatoes back in February. We got a lot of rain soon after and they struggle to get started. I thought a few times I would have to re-plant them. The harvest was ok, definitely not like last years, but worth the effort.
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Everything we grow is so good! Our grandchild is the most handsome fellow. He looks like his Mimi🥰
I planted 1 row of pontiac reds in April. I did a 100ft row and most seed potatoes we planted whole. I just harvested 3 days ago and had a great harvest but the suze difference between the large and the small was confusing. I got a whole lot of potatoes that were way larger than a softball. The small were like limes in size. I am gonna weigh them when I box them up. Do you store taters in the egg crates? I was told to use cardboard boxes with lots of holes. I have lime to cover them if needed. I live in the western part of NC. Lenoir is the name of the city. I waited to plant because it was very cold until April 21. Keep making videos because I don't know how to grow everything yet. Also, I didn't know.which fertilizer to use so I went with 10-20-20 on potato plants a couple times.
How do you deal with vine borers and squash bugs?
Its a constant battle, but we plant consecutive crops so when we loose some plants due to pest, we have more coming up right behind. We don't use chemicals so its a never ending battle.
Do you have squash bugs with so many plants?
Absolutely, it’s a constant battle
Just curious how much fertilizer did you put per row
It’s usually anywhere from 3-5 lbs per 100’ row
Can you say where abouts you are I’m in Ohio by Lake Erie and looking for someone to watch and learn from in my same growing zone
What kind of plastic ground cover do you use? Do you have to take it up?
What zone are you in?
8A
@@LickBranchFarms me too do you mind me asking what city you live in?
I’ve just started watching your videos and it’s nice to see someone that’s gardening in the same area
Richmond county
@@LickBranchFarms well I’ve enjoyed your videos so far
I've never heard of it I'm gonna have to check out the recipes on utube for the moon beam and the patty pan squash.
Their delicious!