I got the "potato tubs" from Pinetree Seeds with my usual seed order back in winter. I liked the idea because they fold back down after use. They're by "Gardman" and you can buy them all over the web. Later, my local Agway had them on deep sale, so I got 2 more. I have 3 for potatoes and 3 that will have sweet potatoes when the s.p. slips come in a day or two. (S.P.s like it hot - let's see if they work at all in New Hampshire.) I'm a total potato newbie since this is my first year, but here's what I know. I think you're supposed to start potatoes really early, so you prolly need short season ones now. Not sure if the ones you've mentioned are - a Google search will help you figure that out. We started ours what turned out to be a couple weeks later than usual for around here. They do grow slowly, and we didn't see any growth above ground for quite a while. I've already added soil 1x like the poster above mentioned doing when they got tall. (Actually, I just did that today.) I put in 5 per container, like the directions I have said. (I think I have an article from the web?) You can cut each potato into parts, so long as each part has at least 2 eyes and is a decent sized chunk - sorry, can't remember how big each chunk needs to be. Don't let them cure like some articles/advice tells you - ours rotted in the 2 days they were curing. Our 2nd batch, which we planted right after cutting, is doing fine. You could use any container, really. I've ordered some "Smart Pots" to expand my garden this year. On the Smart Pots website, it also talks about using them for potatoes. Good luck!

Thank you VERY much! Yes, I do think it is probably Paradise. I looked at all the pictures I could find on the internet once I had the name. This particular one was such a rich, yet soft shade of lavendar with such a vivid pink line around the edges. Now I HAVE to find onefor myself!!! lol

GE actually makes them, according to the appliance salesman. (I know what you are asking, it's no longer DCS.) I don't know if that's good or bad. I don't worry too much about GE selling the appliance division ... but I am worried about buying a brand new model of something. It does have a 2-year warranty, if I remember right.

Yes FV...I don't post "Car links" lightly...;-) The Bond-movies sometimes have Aston's. The "Casino Royale" (with Daniel Craig) had one for him to drive. Was kind of a steel blue-gray I think. O_M_G it was good looking! $400G would be nice...shall I email you our banking info?!?! ;-) I've always said you're the best...;-) Mine of course would be Black, maybe a Burgundy.... DW's?!?! Hmmmm....She might choose a White?! Faron