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potato berries

7/22/2019

 
yes it's true! apparently potatoes do flower in cool weather.
potato flowers
potato flowers, July 7
the fruit is poisonous. it looks like cherry tomatoes.
Picture
potato berries, July 22

sprouts & bulbs

4/15/2017

 
Daylilies belong in the Hemerocallidaceae plant family (previously Liliaceae). Or is it Asphodelaceae aloes now and formerly grass tree Xanthorrhoeaceae.
daylilies
Genus: Hemerocallis

the potato crop

10/16/2012

 
it took probably 20-25 hours of labour, got a quarter bucket. at a low minimum wage,  it's $200/pound. the final sprouts were the cutest.
potato condo
so, opted for a kilo of mung beans at store: $15. it snowed and melted twice. deep leaves, ladybugs burrowing all over.  a new moon.
autumn leaves
coulda planted earlier (was mid-july). woulda got more potatoes. shoulda put it in more sun (just 2-4 hours a day). the soil was so-so. shoulda not covered plant when condo-ing... maybe next year.

also, difficult: the vertical garden w/ pallet.

hollyhocks, more mint & tires

9/24/2012

 
a warm, long summer. into autumn.
ergo. one additional tire of potatoes, planted on sept 1st. (!)
mint plants
mint, crop #2
hollyhocks (genus, Alcea)
mint:
potatoes:

Malvaceae
Lamiaceae (Labiatae)
Solanaceae
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