March is a good time to plant potatoes, as well as brassicas, beets, carrots, collard greens, bunching onions, kale and ...

Meanwhile, the container depth should be 12-18 inches (30-45 cm). Fingerlings and new potatoes have a smaller size, so you can consider 5-10 (19-38 liters) gallon containers that are 8-12 inches ...

Once you know the method for growing potatoes in containers, you can enjoy a supply of homegrown potatoes year-round, without sacrificing a tonne of space. Growing potatoes in the ground is easy ...

Here's everything you need to know about why potatoes grow sprouts, whether you should cook with them, and how to prevent ...

Use a trowel or an old-fashioned potato planter. You can grow potatoes in pots, special potato bags or even an old dustbin as long as it has drainage holes. Fill the container with a Best Buy compost ...

If you’ve always fancied having a go at growing potatoes, now’s the time to start. Home-grown varieties are invariably tastier straight out of the ground however you serve them, mashed ...

For an “extra early” crop, the RHS suggests planting chitted seed potatoes of early varieties at the beginning of March, into large containers in a frost-free greenhouse. Ideally, they should ...

They’re sweet, crisp, and packed with flavor—so much better than anything you’ll find in a store. The good news? You don’t need a big garden to grow them! Peas do amazingly well in containers, making ...