Seed Potatoes
Our high-quality seed potatoes have been specially selected by our experts for their flavour and reliability. They're all grown in the UK and hold DEFRA or SEERAD certification.
Marshalls seed potatoes are also certified under the Safe Haven Certification Scheme; they're grown only from Safe Haven-sourced seed or disease-free stock which helps protect against any pests and diseases not found in Britain which affect potatoes.
Our top 20 recommended varieties
Albert Bartlett Vivaldi
Annabelle Cara
Charlotte Constance Desiree Jazzy
Juliette
King Edward Lady Balfour Maris Piper Mayan Rose
Pentland Javelin Picasso
Pink Fir Apple
Red Duke of York Rocket
Sarpo Mira Swift Wilja
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✓ ✓ Chitti g Tubers can be chitted before they're planted to enable
strong shoots to develop – this is particularly useful for potatoes which crop early. Stand them in a tray or an eggbox with one of the narrower ends pointing upwards (choose the end with the most eyes). They're ready to plant when shoots are around 2.5cm long.
Pla ti g It's important to make sure the soil is not too wet or frozen. When
planting in the ground, place the tubers approximately 15cm apart in rows that are 60cm apart with the eyes facing upwards; scatter Marshalls Pre-planting Potato Fertiliser into each trench before placing the tubers in. For container planting, it's important to use a bag or pot that is at least 45cm wide to provide the tubers with the space to grow. When shoots are about 15cm tall, begin earthing up with around 2.5cm of soil; keep covering the new shoots with more soil as they grow as this will help with ventilation and prevent potatoes from turning green. Make sure they're watered well.
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