This beginner’s guide should help you through the basics. You don’t need masses of space or an allotment to grow potatoes.

The Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) encourages gardeners to label their egg boxes with the variety of potato that is being ...

Discover how to grow potatoes both in the ground and in a pot on the patio. Whether you love new potatoes, roast potatoes or jacket potatoes, we've grown and tasted lots of different varieties so we ...

Some fruits and veggies are more challenging to grow than others, and if you're fairly new to the gardening game, you'll probably want to start out with something easy. If that's the case, then the ...

At the end of the growing season, the vines turn yellow and die back. The potatoes are fully grown. Carefully tip the barrel over, and sift through the soil for the potatoes.

Discover how to grow potatoes both in the ground and in a pot on the patio. Whether you love new potatoes, roast potatoes or jacket potatoes, we've grown and tasted lots of different varieties so we ...

The eyes (buds) on the potatoes will swell and grow into sprouts. Depending on their size, your seed potatoes may require cutting after chitting. Using a sharp, clean knife, cut large seed ...