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tucsonjill Lincoln, NE(Zone 5a) Sep 06, 2008

I didn't know about that, fiberholic. I wonder why? Can't hurt to try, though, right?

Good luck!

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Farmerdill Augusta, GA(Zone 8a) Sep 06, 2008

Actually once upon a time we turned them around. Used the first harvest for the second planting. They just need to dry a bit. Any that are exposed to the sun sufficiently to green up will sprout readily.

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LTilton Glen Ellyn, IL(Zone 5b) Sep 07, 2008

If I don't dig them up soon enough, I can find them sprouting on their own.

Which does me no good, here.

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phicks Lakeland, FL(Zone 9b) Sep 07, 2008

Ill be puting in my Fall Poatoes to morow Paul

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GrammysGardenAZ Cochise, AZ(Zone 8b) Sep 07, 2008

Paul, Where do you get seed potato this early?

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phicks Lakeland, FL(Zone 9b) Sep 07, 2008

LOL from the Stores i go to the flea markets to get mine got theam last month i keep theam in the dark for a few weeks i buy medium size ones and plant theam home paul

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Dyson Rocky Mount, VA(Zone 7a) Sep 07, 2008

Back on the "tires" subject, having worked as an electronics contractor in two separate tire factories, I would never plant food in tires. They (the manufactures) use some very nasty chemicals in the rubber to make it adhere to the steel cords which are used in most of the tires produced. Just my 2 cents.

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