TY for posting this, Ma Quest :ablobjam: (npub13ak…y8hj) ! Now that my sunflowers are no more, I have room to plant something -- and I happen to have some planting potatoes still around. Temps aren't quite there yet... Maybe by October...
"You can expect success planting potatoes in the autumn as long as your soil gets cold and stays cold in winter, with temperatures 8 inches (20cm) below the surface staying below 48°F (9°C). Buried potato tubers start growing as soil temperatures rise above 50°F (10°C). Your garden gets a vote, too. If you often see volunteer potatoes in your garden, planting potatoes in the autumn should work out well."
