Over the weekend I harvested all, but one, of my potato plants. I love digging for new potatoes because it makes me feel like a kid looking for Easter eggs. It's so exciting when I discover one in the dirt. I once told someone I use to know that he should plant potatoes so that his kids can have fun digging in the dirt and finding potatoes. I don't think he ever listened to me (he's not a gardener). Oh well . . . if I ever have kids, I hope to plant lots of potatoes just for them.
As you can see, my fingerling potatoes did really really well. The pink and red potatoes didn't do all that great. I harvested only two purple potatoes, but that's because the last unharvested potato plant is probably still sprouting purple potatoes.
Once I brought my new potatoes into my home, I washed several of the fingerling potatoes and made a pan fried hash. It was so yummy in my tummy. I'll be enjoying the rest of my potatoes this week and maybe saving a few of the smaller ones to plant in the spring.
How does your garden grow (if you have one)?
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