Seed Potatoes
Growing your own delicious potatoes has never been easier than with our range of organic and heritage seed potatoes. Select from early, second early and main crop varieties to enjoy a long potato harvesting season.
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Charlotte (Organic Salad/Second early Variety)
£3.99
(10 Tubers)A classic salad potato
This salad potato is high yielding with long, yellow tubers and waxy, tasty flesh. It will provide you with an excellent crop of delicious salad-sized potatoes that will store well. This variety has good blight resistance.Number of tubers (seed potatoes): 10
Variety: Charlotte (organic)
Can be grown in: Potatoes need a bit of depth. You can grow them straight in the ground in a raised bed, or in a deep planter. Find out more about growing potatoes in our growing guide below.
In the kitchen: This variety of potato is suitable for boiling, mashing, steamed or sautéed.
Can be delivered from: mid February onwards.
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Colleen (Organic/First Early Variety)
£3.99
(10 Tubers)Good resistance to diseases
A great all round Irish potato with yellow flesh and skin and has a good disease resistance.Number of tubers (seed potatoes): 10
Variety: Colleen (organic)
Can be grown in: Potatoes need a bit of depth. You can grow them straight in the ground in a raised bed, or in a deep planter. Find out more about growing potatoes in our growing guide below.
In the kitchen: This variety of potato is excellent for boiling and frying.
Can be delivered from: mid February onwards
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Sharpes Express (Maincrop Variety)
£3.99
(10 Tubers)Fab floury spuds!
Heritage variety with smooth, white skin, pale flesh and a lovely oval shape.Number of tubers (seed potatoes): 10
Variety: Sharpes Express
Can be grown in: Potatoes need a bit of depth. You can grow them straight in the ground in a raised bed, or in a deep planter. Find out more about growing potatoes in our growing guide below.
In the kitchen: This variety of potato is excellent for roasting, mashing and baking.
Can be delivered from: mid February onwards
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British Queen (Organic Heritage/Second early Variety)
£4.99
(10 Tubers)This variety has excellent dry rot resistance
An old variety of heritage potatoes first listed in 1894. British Queen produce high yields of smooth, oval shaped potato with white skin and flesh. The tubers are dry, floury and very tasty.Number of tubers (seed potatoes): 10
Variety: British Queen (organic)
Can be grown in: Potatoes need a bit of depth. You can grow them straight in the ground in a raised bed, or in a deep planter. Find out more about growing potatoes in our growing guide below.
In the kitchen: Best fried, baked or steamed.
Can be delivered from: mid February onwards.
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King Edward (Heritage /Maincrop Variety)
£4.99A popular and well-loved potato
This variety has been grown in the UK since 1902. These potatoes have a creamy white flesh with light, floury texture that rarely discolours on cooking.
Good resistance to scab and slugs.
Number of tubers (seed potatoes): 10
Variety: King Edward
Can be grown in: Potatoes need a bit of depth. You can grow them straight in the ground in a raised bed, or in a deep planter. Find out more about growing potatoes in our growing guide below.
In the kitchen: This variety of potato is excellent when roasted or baked.
Can be delivered from: mid February onwards.
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Pink Fir Apple (Heritage 1850’s/Maincrop Variety)
£4.99
(10 Tubers)These tubers are long, narrow and famously knobbly.
This interesting shaped potato was originally imported into Britain over 160 years ago! It was kept solely by enthusiasts for decades because of its exceptional flavour.Number of tubers (seed potatoes): 10
Variety: Pink Fir Apple
Can be grown in: Potatoes need a bit of depth. You can grow them straight in the ground in a raised bed, or in a deep planter. Find out more about growing potatoes in our growing guide below.
In the kitchen: These are best boiled and used in salads.
Can be delivered from: mid February onwards.
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Highland Burgandy Red (Heritage/Maincrop Variety)
£4.99
(10 Tubers)A delight in colour and taste
Dating from 1936 this oval shaped potato was allegedly used to add the perfect colour for a meal for the Duke of Burgundy in the Savoy. This delicious red potato has a medium floury texture with a definite ring of white.Number of tubers (seed potatoes): 10
Variety: Highland Burgandy Red (Organic)
Can be grown in: Potatoes need a bit of depth. You can grow them straight in the ground in a raised bed, or in a deep planter. Find out more about growing potatoes in our growing guide below.
In the kitchen: Perfect for roasting, making chips, steaming or to create an interesting coloured mash.
Can be delivered from: mid February onwards.
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Arran Victory (Organic Heritage/Maincrop Variety)
£4.99
(10 Tubers)This potato is worth the wait
Arran Victory was first grown in 1918 and requires a longer time to produce than more modern varieties. You are rewarded though with beautiful blue, almost purple potatoes. It’s one of only two blue varieties still available for general growing and is still regarded in Scotland as the late season premium potato.Number of tubers (seed potatoes): 10
Variety: Arran Victory (organic)
Can be grown in: Potatoes need a bit of depth. You can grow them straight in the ground in a raised bed, or in a deep planter. Find out more about growing potatoes in our growing guide below.
In the kitchen: It has excellent flavour and is perfect for producing supreme mash or roast potatoes.
Can be delivered from: mid February onwards.
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Maris Peer (Organic/Second Early Variety)
£3.99
(10 Tubers)A trusted favourite
This amazingly popular variety is widely used for its regular round shape and medium sized potatoes.Number of tubers (seed potatoes): 10
Variety: Maris Peer (organic)
Can be grown in: Potatoes need a bit of depth. You can grow them straight in the ground in a raised bed, or in a deep planter. Find out more about growing potatoes in our growing guide below.
In the kitchen: This variety has many uses including boiling for salads, steaming and chipping.
Can be delivered from: mid February onwards.
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Ambo (Organic/Second Early Variety)
£3.99
10 tubersUnusual and tasty
Ambo is a mainly white skinned variety with a large splash of red covering the skin. It produces oval shaped potatoes and will grow in many different conditions. Grow under horticulture fleece for an earlier crop.
Variety: Ambo – 2nd early variety
No of tubers: 10 tubers (seed potatoes)
In the kitchen: It’s well suited for boiling, baking and roasting.
Delivery: from mid February onwards.
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Rocket (First Early Variety)
£3.99
(10 Tubers)The earliest early!
Attractive and uniform almost round tubers with white flesh and skin. This variety will produce a heavy crop of delicious ‘new baby potatoes’. Good all round disease resistance including golden eelworm.Number of tubers (seed potatoes): 10
Variety: Rocket
Can be grown in: Potatoes need a bit of depth. You can grow them straight in the ground in a raised bed, or in a deep planter. Find out more about growing potatoes in our growing guide below.
In the kitchen: This variety is best for boiling and used in salads.
Can be delivered from: mid February onwards.
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Orla (Organic/First Early Variety)
£3.99
(10 Tubers)Well suited to organic growing
This variety is well suited to organic growing due to its blight and disease resistance. This yellow skinned beauty has supreme flavour and texture.Number of tubers (seed potatoes): 10
Variety: Orla (organic)
Can be grown in: Potatoes need a bit of depth. You can grow them straight in the ground in a raised bed, or in a deep planter. Find out more about growing potatoes in our growing guide below.
In the kitchen: Good for boiling and roasting.
Can be delivered from: mid February onwards.