Now that’s one giant potato.

Now that’s one giant potato.

Now that’s One giant potato

Nettie Neville grew this enormous potato in her garden this year.

Nettie Neville grew this enormous potato in her garden this year.

The whopper was almost seven inches long and weight three pounds – this one potato could probably feed the whole family.

 

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