Potatoes are an essential ingredient for many delicious meals, so it's good to know that they can last up to six months ...

Potatoes are a staple in many households, but they can spoil quickly if not stored properly. An expert has shared the one ...

As far as sweet potatoes go, my colleague Aaron Hutcherson notes that they store best in a cool, dark spot around 50 degrees, where they’ll keep for three to six months.

Cool and dry is the name of the game, here. 45-50 degrees F is ideal; place potatoes in a spot such as a pantry, basement, or garage during the winter. Surprisingly, even the fridge isn't great.

Preparing Potatoes for Winter Storage Reader Contribution by D Acres Permaculture Farm & Educational Homestead | Published on October 13, 2011. Email Print Facebook. Pinterest X.

Root crops tend to be the best choices for long-term storage. Potatoes, beets, turnips, rutabagas, carrots and parsnips can last three-to-four months or longer, under ideal conditions. Non-root ...

How to store potatoes. Although you shouldn't put potatoes in the fridge, ... They'll be good for weeks, if not all winter long. Oh wait, I don't have a root cellar (do you?).

It's the season for healthy, hearty root vegetables. Winter is the time for root vegetables, the often homely but always loyal friends who take us through this dreary season.

Alan, who was at the helm of Gardeners' World from 1996 to 2002 and has presented numerous other gardening shows, also added some crucial advice regarding onion storage, which is notably distinct ...

Try 3 different methods for growing potatoes, including how to grow a potato tower, plus curing and storage tips. <style>.perfmatters-lazy[data-src]{display:none !important;}</style> ...

While it's a bit late in the year for learning sweet potato storage techniques for our current year’s crop, I had a request from a reader of my column to ...