2 Potato Grow Bags.......$19.98
1 Organic Bag of Soil.....$13.99
2 Lbs of Seed Potatoes.....$5.98
Total.........................$39.95
What's sad is there is just under a pound there, but it was interesting to grow them.
The items may appear larger than they are, but their not.
Looks like a good harvest, scroll down to the next picture for actual size.
I'm going to write a book and title it:
Grow Your Own $39.95 A Pound Potatoes,
they can put it next to the book titled The $64.00 Tomato.
I'm leaving potato growing to the farmers. I'll just continue buying my $1.59 for 5# bag.
Hahahahaha...that's hilarious...and one of the reasons I just don't even try to grow my own veggies...so much cheaper to buy them. Plus, then I have more room for things that are pretty :-)
ReplyDeletethat is amazing! I always have similar results with things. I have the most beautiful strawberry plants. People always stop and say "oh whats that!?" I tell them strawberries and they don't believe me. They are huge! But, this year I had a total of three strawberries.
ReplyDeleteThat's nothing, I planted 6 pepper plants and in return I got one orange bell about the size of a half dollar and one Serrano plant had 4 peppers. Total bust, done with veggies.
ReplyDeletePlus veggies always want the best and sunniest spots in the garden! I still grow a few tomatoes in big pots but they mostly amount to a nice snack while I'm watering. If I ever had more garden space than my small city lot, I'd consider having a vegetable plot again.
ReplyDeleteI don't want my roommate to see this post. He is from a agricultural university in Central America, and he is always yelling/laughing at me because I spend so much time/money trying to grow veggies in our back yard. I try to convince him that I actually LIKE doing it, and that I don't NEED to do it for the food, thats just a bonus at the end if it works. That being said, cucumbers and basil are going into the garden again, and I will be buying tomatoes from the grocery store next year :)
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