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Planting Potatoes

Growing with Plants  • Jun 6, 2011

Potatoes can be planted anytime from early spring, until mid-spring, and since the first day of summer is still three weeks away, it's just about the last week that we can plant potatoes here in New England. Potatoes can, and should be planted in the early spring since they can withstand cool temperatures and damp soil, and in a typical year, I would plant potatoes in… Full Story »

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