Seed Potatoes

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  • Java Seed Potatoes (Maincrop)

    £4.99
    (10 Tubers)

    A fantastic potato with excellent blight resistance!
    Java is a fantastic potato to grow: it is very versatile in the kitchen, perfect for roasting, chipping or baking, and it has good blight resistance which is ideal for growing in the UK. As a maincrop variety, you can expect to harvest in August/September, and they store well.

    Number of tubers (seed potatoes): 10

    Variety: Java

    In the kitchen: A real all-rounder in the kitchen making great roasters, bakers and chips.

    Delivery: We start shipping seed potatoes in February

     

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  • Kerrs Pink Seed Potatoes (Maincrop)

    £4.99
    (10 Tubers)

    A great variety for storing
    If you’re keen to grow lots of potatoes and store some to keep you going until Christmas, then this variety is a good shout, although you may need to order two packs to see you through all the way until December! They have a pale pink tint to the skin and around the ‘eyes’ and dry flesh (hence they store well). They are usually ready to harvest in September.

    Number of tubers (seed potatoes): 10

    Variety: Kerr’s

    In the kitchen: It is excellent for roasting, mashing and for making chips.

    Delivery: We start shipping seed potatoes in February

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  • Melody Seed Potatoes (Maincrop)

    £4.99
    (10 Tubers)

    Potatoes for a yummy mash
    A lovely yellow colour with smooth skin, Potato ‘Melody’ has fairly high disease resistance which makes it a trouble-free grower. It will produce a good crop too. It has quite a floury texture which makes it an excellent choice for mashing, baking and roasting. It’s a maincrop variety, so expect to harvest in September and it should store well.

    Number of tubers (seed potatoes): 10

    Variety: Melody

    In the kitchen: Will create perfect mashed potatoes and good for boiling too.

    Delivery: We start shipping seed potatoes in February

     

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  • Picasso Seed Potatoes (Maincrop)

    £4.99
    (10 Tubers)

    Good blight resistance
    A lovely looking potato, with waxy texture, smooth white skins and pink ‘eyes’, Picasso has fairly high disease resistance which makes it a trouble-free grower. It tends to produce large crops and stores well too.

    Number of tubers (seed potatoes): 10

    Variety: Picasso

    In the kitchen: We like this variety for boiling – potato salads – and for gratins

    Delivery: We start shipping seed potatoes in February

     

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  • Potatoes Throughout The Season Collection

    £18.99
    (40 Tubers)

    Make the most of the growing season
    If you’d like to dedicate a bit of space to growing potatoes, then this collection will give you a great mixture. You’ll receive a selection of seed potatoes – ten of each of four different types: First Earlies, Second Earlies, Salad and Maincrop

    Number of tubers (seed potatoes): 40

    Contains:
    10 x First Earlies,
    10 x Second Earlies,
    10 x Salad,
    10 x Maincrop

    We will select a specific variety for each type depending on availability at the point of dispatch – think of it as a lucky dip!

    Delivery: We start shipping seed potatoes in February

     

     

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  • Red Duke of York Seed Potatoes (First Early)

    £4.99
    (10 Tubers)

    A great all rounder
    This heritage variety dates back to 1942. It produces red, thick skinned tubers with soft fluffy yellow flesh. They are a good option for gardens that tend to get hit by blight, as they are usually ready to harvest in June/July (like most first earlies) and provide an early crop of potatoes that are good for mashing and roasting alongside all the lovely salad potatoes.

    Number of tubers (seed potatoes): 10

    Variety: Red Duke of York

    In the kitchen: These can be roasted, mashed, baked or used for making chips.

    Delivery: We start shipping seed potatoes in February

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  • Setanta Seed Potatoes (Organic/Maincrop)

    £4.99
    (10 Tubers)

    A fantastic potato to grow!
    Setanta is a new Irish variety of potato with the ever-popular Rooster as one of its parent lines. It has a fairly high resistance to blight which makes it a particularly popular maincrop choice (maincrop potatoes tend to be in the ground at around the time blight normally hits, in late summer, whilst earlies have often been harvested already.) Yields are good with red skinned tubers with creamy yellow flesh.

    Number of tubers (seed potatoes): 10

    Variety: Setanta (organic)

    In the kitchen: It is excellent for roasting, baking and for making chips.

    Delivery: We start shipping seed potatoes in February

     

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  • Charlotte Seed Potatoes (Salad)

    £4.99
    (10 Tubers)

    A classic salad potato, and a very popular one!
    This salad potato is high yielding with long, yellow tubers and waxy, tasty flesh. It will provide you with an excellent crop of delicious salad-sized potatoes that will store well. This variety has good blight resistance and you can expect to harvest in July. All in all, it is one of the most popular varieties to grow, for good reason!

    Number of tubers (seed potatoes): 10

    Variety: Charlotte

    In the kitchen: This variety of potato is suitable for boiling, mashing, steamed or sautéed.

    Delivery: We start shipping seed potatoes in February

     

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  • Jazzy Seed Potatoes (Salad)

    £4.99
    (10 Tubers)

    A fantastic yield of salad potatoes

    We really love this variety for salad potatoes as they tend to come up quite small (perfect salad size!) They are usually ready to harvest in July, and have light, creamy skin and good texture. One of the benefits is that they will stand quite well in the soil for several weeks, so you needn’t harvest them all at once unless you have a problem with slugs/blight (in which case you can just dig them all up when ready and store in a  hessian sack or similar). All in all, a really good choice if you love potato salads.

    Number of tubers (seed potatoes): 10

    Variety: Jazzy

    In the kitchen: Great for salads

    Delivery: We start shipping seed potatoes in February

     

     

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  • Kestrel Seed Potatoes (Second Early)

    £4.99
    (10 Tubers)

    Good taste, and good slug resistance

    Kestrel is a great looking potato, but its real qualities come in the form of flavour and slug-resistance. It is a particularly good choice for those with heavy, clay-type soils. With fun purple and white patchy skin, and very versatile in the kitchen, this is definitely one of our favourites. Be aware, it doesn’t do brilliantly if the soil dries out, so if you live in a drier part of the country or have sandy soil, you’ll need to water frequently (or go for a different variety!) Usually ready to harvest in July.

    Number of tubers (seed potatoes): 10

    Variety: Kestrel

    In the kitchen: Great for boiling, mash, chips, roast

    Delivery: We start shipping seed potatoes in February

     

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  • Paris Seed Potatoes (Second Early)

    £4.99
    (10 Tubers)

    A great all rounder

    Paris usually produces a good yield of waxy, oval/round shaped potatoes with a smooth skin and creamy light yellow flesh. It tends to produce perfectly formed potatoes, all of a similar size, that are great for cooking up in all sorts of ways – roasted, in mash and as salad potatoes. It is a second early variety with reasonably good resistance to disease. Potatoes will grow best in fertile, well-dug over soil with good drainage.

    Number of tubers (seed potatoes): 10

    Variety: Paris

    In the kitchen: Great for baking, mashing, roasting, frying – will also work really well as a salad potato.

    Delivery: We start shipping seed potatoes in February

     

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  • Maris Peer Seed Potatoes (Second Early)

    £4.99
    (10 Tubers)

    A trusted favourite & good for planting late…
    This amazingly popular variety produces reliably regular round shaped and medium sized potatoes. They will normally be ready to harvest in July, and since the texture remains firm they are particularly well suited to boiling. One of the things we like about them is that you can choose to plant them a bit later in the year for a Christmas crop – if you’d like to do this, store the seed potatoes in a dry paper sack (with a few holes for air circulation) in a cool, dark place and plant them in July. Otherwise, pop them in the ground in March/April after chitting and harvest in July.

    Number of tubers (seed potatoes): 10

    Variety: Maris Peer

    In the kitchen: This variety has many uses including boiling for salads, steaming and chipping.

    Delivery: We start shipping seed potatoes in February

     

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