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Arran Victory organic seed potato (February)

Late Maincrop - Well respected older variety.

Named on the Isle of Arran after the first World War, this round to oval tuber has consistently been popular with growers due to high yields and long seasons. Distinct blue/purple skin covers white flesh.

Price: (1 item) £3.25
Price: (2 to 3 items) £3.00
Price: (4 or more items) £2.70


Plus postage and packing.


Total Price: £3.25

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Blue Anneliese organic seed potato (February)

Blue Anneliese is the newest addition to our Speciality range. It produces long shaped, blue skin and blue flesh tubers.
(Salad Blue is not available this year).

Price: (1 item) £3.50
Price: (2 to 3 items) £3.25
Price: (4 or more items) £2.95


Total Price: £3.50

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Highland Burgundy Red conventional seed potato (February)

Maincrop Red : Celebrated red fleshed potato

Around since the 1930s and linked with the Duke of Burgundy through name, this red skinned and red fleshed variety is impressive from the start. A joy to specialist growers it provides flavoursome potatoes which brighten up any dish, be it floury mash or red chips.

Planting dates: March to May

Harvest dates: August to late October

Flesh colour: Red


Price: (1 item) £4.40
Price: (2 to 3 items) £4.15
Price: (4 or more items) £3.85


Total Price: £4.40

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Mayan Gold conventional seed potato (February)

Early Maincrop; white with some blue; medium yellow flesh.

Its ancestors originated in the foothills of the Andes in Peru where they were cultivated by the Incas.  The Scottish Crop Research Institute bred from them to produce varieties which are adapted to the European climate. Mayan Gold is a golden coloured tuber with a nutty flavour anf floury texture which makes it excellent for chips, crisps and roast potatoes. Tests show resistance to late blight on foliage, common scab and powdery scab. We are currently waiting for an image we can use.

Price: (1 item) £4.00
Price: (2 to 3 items) £3.75
Price: (4 or more items) £3.45


Plus postage and packing.


Total Price: £4.00

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Pink Fir Apple conventional seed potato (February)

Late Maincrop - Long and knobbly.

VVery knobbly pink-skinned long tubers, yellow flesh; waxy firm texture so good in salads; delicious flavour hot or cold

Price: (1 item) £3.50
Price: (2 to 3 items) £3.25
Price: (4 or more items) £2.95


Total Price: £3.50

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Red Duke of York conventional seed potato (February)

First Early. Large oval red tubers

Red skins and creamy white flesh are produced from a fast growing plant. Used for colour in cooking
when the skins are left on the flesh itself has beautiful flavour when mashed with ample amounts of butter.
Planting dates: February to March

Harvest dates: Late May to July

Flesh colour: White

Price: (1 item) £3.25
Price: (2 to 3 items) £3.00
Price: (4 or more items) £2.70


Plus postage and packing.


Total Price: £3.25

CATALOG SUSPENDED FOR MAINTENANCE


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Shetland Black conventional seed potato (February)

Maincrop - Netted dark blue skin and yellow flesh.

Around since at least the early 1920s when it was added to the Victorian collection. Medium to long oval tubers and dark skin make for interesting cooking opportunities. Flavour is good and the potatoes are easily baked, crisped, chipped and roasted.


Price: (1 item) £3.50
Price: (2 to 3 items) £3.25
Price: (4 or more items) £2.95


Total Price: £3.50

CATALOG SUSPENDED FOR MAINTENANCE


+ Postage

Postage and Packing

Potatoes delivery is based on weight, and it is calculated automatically as you add the nets to your basket. The banding is as follows: 1.0kg ~ £4.95; 2 - 3kg ~ £7.00; 4 - 18kg ~ £8.00.

If you require more than 18kg please call for price (01354 740553).

Why not share the cost by ordering with a friend?