Digging out potatoes for short time requires more manpower. I could get help of my wife and daughter today. Thanks to their help, we could managed to finish harvesting all of them despite scattered shower, fortunately not heavy.

I had some extra seed potatoes after seeding in my garden so I planted them in a plastic planter.

That sounded experimental to me and I wondered if they could grow in the tiny space but we got 10 potatoes! That is a discovery which shows a potato can be grown in a planter.

All of harvested potatoes are dried and preserved in a balcony of my house.

-- from iPad
2 comments:
A great harvest! I'm planning to lift the first of mt potatoes this coming weekend, just to see what they are like. They may still be a little too small - but we shall see!
Oh lovely Takaeko. How many potatoes did you get? And how many did you plant?
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