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As for storing potatoes canning them works best. You can fry, mash, bake, boil etc with them. We have mice bad so no storing root crops for us.

How to save Serendipity sweet corn seed? Is their anything in particular you do to it?

How can you grow mint sucessfully?

We want to grow some rows of baking potatoes but we have clay soil and we need to strengthen the soil any suggestions?

What is the best baking potato variety?

If you use a wood burning stove you can use the ashes from it or anywhere you can get ashes and spread it on the potato plants and the bugs wont like it

From my expierience you cannot go wrong with heirloom tomatoes the ones I suggest would be Cherokee Black, Cherokee Purple, and Ponderosa Pink these can be found in the Totally Tomatoes Seed Book. For Sweet Corn I recomend the Serendipity variety and I think can be found in the Gurney's seed...

The Big rule is to take out the ones that interfere with the branches that angle out or go straight out or one that point in toward the tree