Seed Potatoes – Second Earlies Pe f ct f r baki


Potato ‘Acoustic’ Excellent all round use.


10506800 | 12-15 tubers, 1kg £5.99 10506786 | 25-30 tubers, 2kg £7.99


These are seed potatoes from


last season’s harvest, from certifi ed variety specifi c plants, so they are always true to type


Potato ‘Maris Peer’


Ideal for the home grower, this popular variety produces fi rm, white-fl eshed tubers which do not break up or discolour upon cooking.


Potato ‘Kestrel’ Best show quality variety.


10506819 | 12-15 tubers, 1kg £5.99 10506575 | 25-30 tubers, 2kg £7.99


Plant Out Mar-Apr | Harvest Jun-Aug 10506825 | 12-15 tubers, 1kg


10506670 | 25-30 tubers, 2kg 10506903 | 60-75 tubers, 5kg


£5.99 £7.99


£14.99


Tubers


How to grow Plant second earlies


in the ground early-mid April, or slightly earlier in containers. They’ll be ready to harvest in July and August.


Potato ‘Nadine’


Great for baking, boiling and chipping.


10506795 | 25-30 tubers, 2kg £7.99


Potato ‘Wilja’


Potato Albert Bartlett ‘Vivaldi’


Luxuriant velvety fl avour. 10506690 | 12-15 tubers, 1kg £5.99


Bridging the gap between fi rst earlies and maincrops, this is a versatile potato in the kitchen and produces high yields of excellent yellow, fi rm oval tubers.


Plant Out Mar-Apr | Harvest Jun-Aug 10506840 | 12-15 tubers, 1kg


10506516 | 25-30 tubers, 2kg 86 Search ‘Seed Potatoes’ on marshallsgarden.com for our full range


£5.99 £7.99


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