Hey, this brings back memories of our garden back in the early 80's. 
We always grew potatoes this way as far as I remember.  I would have
forgotten all about it if you hadn't reminded me of this.  We're about
to start a garden at our new house so timing was excellent.  Now, if
only it would stop raining long enough for me to till the soil.


Marlon


On Thu, 3 Mar 2005 12:54:33 -0500, Erika L. Walker-Arnold
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> ##| From: Jerry Johnson
> ##|
> ##| I also recommend growing potatoes in old tires. Start with
> ##| 2 tires and loose soil. When the shoot reaches about 5",
> ##| place another tire on and fill with dirt. At the end of the
> ##| summer, cick over the pile of tires (usually about 8-10'
> ##| high) and easily gather the potatoes.
> 
> Fabulous tip!!!
> And for those that don't like the look of the black tires - perhaps a
> non-toxic paint? On the outside of course ...
> 
> 

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