Potato Varieties That Suit New Brunswick
New Brunswick gardeners really have one lever that matters: picking a season class, not a brand name on a seed bag.
When to Plant Potatoes in Nevada: Counting Back From Your Last Frost
Nevada has no single planting date because it has no single climate. In Las Vegas, the last spring freeze can fall as early as January 7, according to…
Harvesting and Storing Potatoes in Nevada
In most of Nevada, potatoes come out of the ground before the local first frost, which arrives far earlier at elevation than in the Las Vegas valley.
Potato Varieties That Suit Nevada
The short answer: match the variety’s season class, not its name, to how many soil-days above 90 F your part of Nevada racks up before summer sets in.
When to Plant Potatoes in Nebraska: Counting Back From Your Last Frost
Plant potatoes in Nebraska 14 to 21 days before your area’s last spring frost, once soil temperature hits 50°F.
Harvesting and Storing Potatoes in Nebraska
Dig Nebraska potatoes before the ground freezes hard, working around the first fall freeze window of October 15 to October 26 for the Omaha area, then…
Potato Varieties That Suit Nebraska
Nebraska gardeners get their best results from early and mid-season potato varieties, grown for baking or for boiling rather than left in the ground for…
When to Plant Potatoes in Montana: Counting Back From Your Last Frost
Plant potatoes in Billings between roughly April 8 and April 26, using the region’s last spring frost window of April 29 to May 10 as the anchor (source…
Harvesting and Storing Potatoes in Montana
In Montana, dig potatoes before the first fall frost hits, typically between October 1 and October 14 in the milder valleys.
Potato Varieties That Suit Montana
Montana’s growing season runs short and its soil warms fast once summer heat arrives, so the varieties that do well are early to mid-season types that…