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How to grow potatoes using the Potato Grow Bag. -
The Potato Grow Bag is a specialized fabric "pot" that makes it possible to grow potatoes in almost any sunny location — even on a deck or a porch. -
How to use the Carrot Grow Bag. Complete details on how to plant and harvest. -
We've also made our Grow Bags more durable with reinforced seams and stitched corners. With care you can get several seasons out of them, making them an even better value. -
Learn to grow sweet potatoes in garden beds, raised beds or our Potato Grow Bags. -
How to choose the best cooking techniques for the variety you have. -
The results from our test garden. -
Because there are so many varieties, choosing dahlias is much more difficult than growing them. With a little effort, you can save the tubers for another year. -
If you are new to growing vegetables in containers, or have had limited success, here are a few tips to help you succeed. -
This fungus disease attacks tomatoes and potatoes at any stage of growth. Irregular gray spots form on leaves. -
How to store the summer harvest for the winter kitchen. -
If you find yourself with more vegetables than time, here are a few of the super-quick, after-work solutions for saving some of summer's bounty for cold winter days. -
How can you prevent Tomato Blight? Unfortunately, there's no silver bullet for Late Blight. The most important thing you can do: be alert, be prepared. -
Use the Soil Calculator to determine how much soil you need to fill your raised bed. -
Gardeners have questions — and we have answers. You'll find some of the most frequently asked questions answered here. -
How to turn fall leaves into fuel for next year's garden. -
There are dozens of techniques for mulching your vegetable garden. For best results, match the mulch to the crop, weather conditions and soil. -
If you have some fancy tropical plants in your garden this year and want to try your hand at overwintering them, you have a few options. -
If you and your garden have entered the midsummer doldrums, here are a few tricks to perk you both up.
