The simple answer to whether or not you can grow potatoes in containers is yes, but you will need to have the right conditions - like sunlight - for them to grow (more on that later).

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In this video, I discuss my decision to stop growing potatoes in raised beds as I transition to container growing, focusing ...

You can plant your potatoes in a container and put them right on your sunny patio. Taylor Jones with the Guilford County Cooperative Extension shows us how to Grow Like A Pro.

"Because sweet potato tubers grow underground and need space for root development and for their vines to grow, choose a ...

You can also plant potatoes in containers like half barrels, bags, buckets or baskets that are at least 15-gallon capacity and 24 inches tall. You can start in March when planting potatoes in ...

Growing your own budget-friendly groceries can help to reduce your food expenses. Start heirloom seeds indoors. Try growing a container garden or even a vertical garden on balconies or patios.

This week, gardening columnist Don Kinzler fields questions about pruning an indoor lemon tree, preventing squirrel damage, and growing potatoes in a tire tower.