Well, there it is! Anyway, anyone find seed potatoes?

Momfryhover,

Hopefully someone from your part of the state can tell you exactly where they buy their seed potatoes. Normally, big box discount stores like Wal-Mart have them, and so do home center stores like Lowe's and Home Depot. In all of the above stores, they are prepackaged in little bags, sometimes paper bags and sometimes plastic ones with air holes. Normally, seed potatoes are available in bulk--in bins or barrels--at many farm stores like Tractor Supply Co. or Orschlein's, at local feed and seed stores, etc. Finally, most full-line plant nurseries will carry seed potatoes.

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Dawn

I am not in your area, but here I found seed potatoes much cheaper at MFA than at Wal-Mart.

I did a store location search. You don't have many MFA's. It is a feed store. Just trying to say that Wal-Mart is not always the cheapest or best for plant supplies.

I noticed in a post under "Too Many Onions", Jill mentioned Sunrise Acres in the Newcastle/ Blanchard area, which would be fairly close to S. OKC/Moore. There were a few prices listed in her post and they seemed more reasonable than what I have seen at some of the big-box stores, especially for the seed potatoes.
I found a site, didn't find a price list, but it did have a phone number, so I linked it below. Might be worth giving them a call. Maybe if Jill or someone else with experience dealing with Sunrise Acres catches this, they can give you a little more info about them.

Michelle

Here is a link that might be useful: Sunrise Acres

Momfryhover,

I bought seed potatoes at Horn's Seed Co. at 50th and NW Expressway/Classen. This is a great place for general vegetable gardening and they are knowledgeable about what they sale.

Sunrise Farms comes to the Farmer's Market on Sat. from 10-1 at OSU OKC (East side of Portland between Reno and NW 10th St.) They are usually set up behind the people immediately in the front door and wear green aprons with the Sunrise Farm's logo. They are all organic and sell lots of transplants later in the season.