What exactly is a 'Fingerling" potato,and which tastes best?

Tropicalgrower · August 12, 2015

That's really interesting joseph.Thanks for that picture.I though that after the blossom faded,that the berry would form there...like tomatoes etc.

I had been browsing Mr Wagners website looking at varieties.One that looks like it might be a good candidate for me is Huagalina.The day-length is almost exactly the same as well.I don't know what altitude they normally perform best at,but at least the day length is the same.

http://tatermaterseeds.com/shop/inde...roducts_id=139

August 12, 2015	#14
Tropicalgrower Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Zone 7 Southern Oregon Posts: 187	That's really interesting joseph.Thanks for that picture.I though that after the blossom faded,that the berry would form there...like tomatoes etc. I had been browsing Mr Wagners website looking at varieties.One that looks like it might be a good candidate for me is Huagalina.The day-length is almost exactly the same as well.I don't know what altitude they normally perform best at,but at least the day length is the same. http://tatermaterseeds.com/shop/inde...roducts_id=139