sweet taters

They sure are puny.

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i think you planted maple leaf taters they are small and look like roots, Beauregard makes the beat taters

ok, thanks Boss

That's not puny Dale that's art.

I think I need to take them to anatomy class.

They sure are puny.

One on the left will be tasty when it has time to cure. The giant ones are fun to dig but are not as tasty.

Al

Well I dug the rest cause we got so much rain and the garden was a pure mudhole. So, I dug them all out by hand so they would not rot.

Just a little bigger. The ones on the cutting board were out of 3 hills yesterday. The other is just one of many today

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Well,--Dale,--at least ya got 1 tater from all that work!!LOL!
Ours are still growin, so wont be digging them yet for a while! thanks; sonny

yep Sonny, but i can feed a family of 8 with that one tater. LOL

Do not know why the one set of hills did so poorly. When i dug the rest today, I got a lot of taters that size and just a bit smaller.

I didn't think I would have any sweet potatos since the ground was a bit cold when I planted them even though it was early June. After seeing this post I dug one hill.


Wow I thought I will have a few even if only a half dozen hills grew and a couple that just sat for a month. Of course I dug the best hill first so I was a bit disappointed when I dug the rest.


The entire crop. Oh well, wait until next year. Vern

mine are still in the ground, when I planted them and they started growing, then the rabbits kept eatting the tops, now the rabbits are bigger, they cant get through the fence, the taters started growing again. so I dont know what to expect when I can get out to dig them.

Jack

Oh well, wait until next year. Vern

A farmer's proverbial optimism !