Volunteer potatoes sprouting in a newly dug allotment can be persistent. Since the site is chemical-free, the only organic removal method is thorough digging. However, consider letting them grow if the season allows — potatoes mature in about 3 months, and many other crops can be planted afterward.
If you have time, a potato harvest is a bonus, not a burden.
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