Seed Potatoes – Maincrop


MIX & MATCH Buy any 3 packs


1kg for


£14* 2kg for


£16*


‘Arran Victory’ Organic


Indigo smooth-skinned oval tubers. Heritage variety, bright floury flesh.


10507504 | 12-15 tubers, 1kg £5.99


Albert Bartlett ‘Rooster’


One of our best selling main-crop varieties and comes from the famous Albert Bartlett selection process.Pale red skin, with shallow eyes and fluffy flesh. Great choice for roasting and chipping.


‘Caledonian Rose’


Plant Out Mar-Apr Harvest Aug-Sep


10506691 | 12-15 tubers, 1kg £5.49


Attractive red skinned variety with pale yellow flesh.


10506791 | 25-30 tubers, 2kg £7.99


‘Cara’


Smooth pink and white tubers with floury white flesh. Ideal for the show bench and exhibitions due to their smooth skins. This variety has shown good resistance to blight.


Plant Out Mar-Apr Harvest Aug-Sep


10506806 | 12-15 tubers, 1kg £5.49 10506579 | 25-30 tubers, 2kg £7.99


How to grow Plant maincrops in


the ground mid-late


April, or slightly earlier in containers. They’ll be ready to harvest from late August to October.


‘Golden Wonder’


Resistant to common scab, this traditional main crop has light brow skin and a pale, floury flesh. A late maturing crop which should be planted as early as possible.


Plant Out Mar-Apr Harvest Aug-Sep


10506815 | 12-15 tubers, 1kg £5.49 10506676 | 25-30 tubers, 2kg £7.99


‘Desiree’ Can withstand drier weather and resistant to powdery scab.


Plant Out Mar-Apr | Harvest Aug-Sep 10506771 | 12-15 tubers, 1kg


10506673 | 25-30 tubers, 2kg 10506902 | 60-75 tubers, 5kg


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