Thank you for the support, and welcome to the channel! I'm glad you enjoyed taking a look at my garden, happy gardening to you as well

Thank you, a good harvest makes for a great day! Glad to have you here, I hope you enjoy the videos 👍

Thank you! I bet you'll pull some nice potatoes as long as they're in the ground long enough- I shoot for 60 to 90 days, but if they're dying back mine get pulled no matter how long it's been. If you're careful you can pull back some soil and check on their progress 👍

@@LoneStarAnglingOutdoors I might do that. I didn't know u COULD do that. thanks for the tip!

You're welcome! Hopefully there's a nice surprise waiting for you under the soil

Thank you! I was really surprised, I think all the compost I added when I prepared the bed made a huge difference! The rest of my potatoes did alright but not near as well as these.

@@LoneStarAnglingOutdoors It is a funny business growing potatoes isn't it?? One year they do well...the next they don't!! But you have done well!! I have some here growing where I am in Australia!! Hoping for a good harvest in the next couple of months!! Cheers!!

You're spot on- it's hard to decide what you should do each year since the results can be so different each time. Seems like mine liked full sun and some compost best this year but the grasshoppers like the full sun too! Not knowing what you'll get is part of the fun, but it'd be nice to grow a good haul of baking potatoes some day! I hope you get a nice harvest when you pull this years potatoes! 👍

Thank you, hopefully you find a lot when you dig yours up!

@@LoneStarAnglingOutdoors Thank you

Living in Texas in the US is almost the polar opposite, we get so little rain that I have to mulch everything I plant and water often. It gets so hot by late may/early June that all of my potatoes start dying. It's really interesting seeing all of the different struggles gardeners go through around the world!

I think the more colors you have in your garden the better- it's good on the eyes and the body. I hope you pull a bunch of potatoes next year!

Our chickens eat lots of our garden pests, turning a problem into a perk is always a great feeling

I think composting made it possible, the potatoes that didn't get any compost didn't yield half as well as these did

These grew for just over 60 days, but if they hadn't been damaged/dying I would have left them longer. The longer they get to grow the more potatoes you'll get!

I've never seen so many grubs in one place, I was shocked. The chickens sure enjoyed them though