Red Potatoes
A walking tractor with a potato digging attachment is pushed down the row of plants.
The potatoes are visible and we follow behind picking up the spuds.
Only twelve more rows of this kind to harvest!
Thursday, June 21, 2012
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Awesome! Could you host a giveaway of these?! They'd be perfect with the string beans from my garden!!!!!
ReplyDeleteYummy! Makes us think of baked potatoes, mashed potatoes and french fries:)
ReplyDeleteThat's some machine! I have about 8 potato plants that made it. I'll be anxious to see what we get. Last year our potato "crop" was a disaster!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic beautiful crop. We are just a month past planting a little longer wait here in Canada. :) B
ReplyDeleteHi Patrice! Your potatoes are extra beautiful! Red potatoes taste so sweet and good. I've been baking sweet potatoes lately, but reds are my favorite.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing your bountiful harvest!
Backbreaking work. Thank you for contributing to the nurishment of others.
ReplyDeleteRed potatoes are a favorite. I can imagine how wonderful the flavor is! So fresh!
ReplyDeleteOh how lovely, I would love to come help you pick up potatoes. I love digging potatoes because to me every time you turn over the earth there is a brand new surprise.
ReplyDeleteI think you have a wonderful potato patch. I only have one tiny row. Maybe next year if I am not a procrastinator I can have a big bunch too. I like that tractor with it's attachment, it beats the heck out of a shovel.
Rest your back. :)
Love it! I love red potatoes. I'm an new follower and would love if you followed me back at I Heart Pears
ReplyDeleteyum! one of my favorite foods in the world!
ReplyDelete(oh, and i've been doing the monthly drawing giveaways for a year and a half now. :))
ReplyDeleteThose look perfectly delicious!
ReplyDeleteThat's a lot of potatoes! Do you sell them or is it all for you?
ReplyDeleteNice potato harvest. JB
ReplyDeleteThose are perfect!!! I love red potatoes! (said like the way sam said in Lord of the Rings lol)
ReplyDeleteEarly harvest for you in your area -- they look great!
ReplyDeleteWe opted not to plant any this year -- with the hubby working out of town, we had a hard time eating the ones from last year!
Thank you for sharing at Rural Thursdays this week. xoxo
I'm back! My oldest nephew, now a captain in the US ARMY with 2 tours under his belt, was totally astounded to see his first potatoes emerge from the ground. He was hooked from the first one and LOVED digging for them ever since. K is looking for a letter in the mailbox. Our mailman is not the most reliable lately so I'm not sure if one was lost, but I'm encouraging her to write another. Girls and summer: so much to do and so little time! Hugs!
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