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solanum tuberosum
This pack of first-early potato produces heavy crops of short, oval, white skinned tubers with pure-white tasty flesh. Great for early summer Sunday roasts.
Mix 'n' Match 3 for £16 on 1kg Potatoes
1 x 1kg Tubers
10506831
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Despatched between 21st and end of January
£5.99
Mix 'n' Match 3 for £18 on 2kg Potatoes
1 x 2kg Tubers
10506668
£8.99
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Standard Delivery £4.95*
Standard £4.95 - When showing as 'In Stock' on the website product page items are dispatched by our expert team within 24hrs of placing your order 7 days a week.
Received and ready for planting within 2 days of placing your order.
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This first-early potato variety produces a bounty of short, oval tubers with smooth white skin and creamy, white flesh. Perfect for a variety of dishes, it’s a great all-rounder that delivers delicious, fluffy potatoes for your summer meals.
Harvest as early as May or June for a satisfying crop that’s ideal for your Sunday dinners. Whether mashed, steamed, or boiled, these potatoes promise fresh, home-grown flavour.
How To Grow
Chitting’ seed potatoes before you plant will help get them off to a flying start. Simply place the tubers in a cool, light place to encourage them to produce shoots.
This process is recommended for first earlies, along with second earlies and salad varieties, but not so much for main crop potatoes.
Potatoes grow in most soil types but do especially well in a well-drained loam that’s not too heavy.
Ideally, prepare the ground during late autumn or early winter so that the frosts can break down the soil and dig in plenty of well-rotted organic matter, such as compost or manure, to create a reasonable depth. Avoid planting potatoes on ground that’s previously been used for this crop within the past three or four years to avoid the build-ups of pests, such as wire worm, and diseases.
Dig a V-shaped trench, or use a trowel to make individual deep holes, and place the potatoes inside. Rows running north to south will allow the sun’s rays to warm both sides of the crop.
Guide To Plant Sizes
Seed Potatoes
Our seed potatoes are meticulously graded to sizes ranging from 35mm x 35mm to 55mm x 55mm. This grading ensures that the smallest seed potatoes in the sample are unable to fall through a 35mm square, offering you consistent quality. While more modern varieties tend to have a more uniform size, our focus on unique and heritage varieties means you may encounter greater size variability within each pack. Rest assured, we will always provide the stated weight in your order.
The harvest you achieve will ultimately depend on your specific growing conditions. Generally, smaller potatoes yield smaller crops, while larger ones produce more abundant harvests. However, it’s important to note that regardless of size, 1kg of seed potatoes will yield a comparable overall harvest, whether the seed potatoes are small or large.
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