Order Now Delivery Late Jan to April Seed Potatoes POTATOES Product Name


Foremost Rocket Swift


Arran Pilot Maris Bard


Pentland Javelin Red Duke of York Albert Bartlett Anya Albert Bartlett Vivaldi Charlotte Jazzy


Kestral Ratte Wilja


Albert Bartlett Rooster Blue Annelise Cara


Desiree Heidi Red


King Edward Maris Piper Nicola


Picasso Type


Extra Early First Extra Early First Extra Early First First Early First Early First Early First Early


Second Early Second Early


Second Early Salad Second Early Salad Second Early Second Early Second Early Main Crop Main Crop Main Crop Main Crop Main Crop Main Crop Main Crop


Main Crop Salad Main Crop


'Hrvetng a a Glanc’ Harvesting Month Use your Potatoes for Blight


M J J A S O Chip Bake Roast Mash Boil Resistant 3 3 3


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3 3 3 3


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Pre-chitng Expained


Chitting potatoes is simply a way of getting the seed potatoes to start to grow before they are planted in the ground. We will do this for you and supply them already with visible growth.


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Pre-chitted Potatoes


B. Red Duke Of York EXTRA FIRST EARLY C FIRST EARLY D


Heritage variety, all round use and suitable for more exposed cooler regions.


10506923 10 pre-chitted tubers £7.99


C. Cara Ideal for show bench and exhibitions due to smooth skins. 10506916 10 pre-chitted tubers £7.99


MAINS MAINS


D. Desiree Tolerant to drier and hotter summers. 10506917 10 pre-chitted tubers £7.99


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A. Swift One of the earliest varieties available. 10506926 10 pre-chitted tubers £7.99


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