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A 1900's Classic, Superb for Chips
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Some 100 years old but still an acclaimed First Early Potato. They are an oval white skinned potato with pale lemon flesh. They are one of the few good all-rounders, and have a superb flavour and texture that makes great mash, chips and are even great in salads.
garden4less: £2.25 Share Favourites Twitter Yahoo Facebook My Space StumbleUpon Email a friend Print Page Most Recent Customer Reviews (5 out of 5) Fantastic potatoes, lovely floury texture and GREAT flavour. Reviewed By Alex Kozikowski from Isle of Skye Review Date 09 August 2010 (5 out of 5) These are great potatoes but better steamed not boiled then they dont fall apart so much or seperate. check out my blog www.homeorganics.wordpress.com for some recipes. Reviewed By Sarah Merrigan from Dublin Review Date 08 August 2009 (3 out of 5) Not a heavy cropper but has a good shape and a pleasant taste. When boiling,if cut into approximately large walnut sized pieces,do not boil for more than 8/9 minutes. Watch and test carefully 7+ minutes because they do suddenly break up. If boiling as small whole potatoes then the outsides do part from the inner core, unless carefully watched. Despite this difficulty I still grow them for their taste. Reviewed By Val Morris from Wareham, Dorset Review Date 30 July 2008 (2 out of 5) Definately not a salad potato. When boiled even slowly fall apart and very floury. I have not tried this variety before and will not in the future. Medium sized clean potatoes shame really Reviewed By Gary Smith from Swindon Review Date 29 July 2007 Read More Reviews - Review This Product Growing Instructions 1. To sprout seed potatoes, place in a light cool area. Protect from frost.2. Planting can take place as soon as the risk of frost has passed in your area, during spring, March - May. Plant 4.5 in deep in shallow ridges. seed should be 8 - 9 in apart in the row with 2 ft between each row. 3. Earth the plants up when they are 8 in tall. This encourages a higher yield of potatoes.4. Watering your plants well will improve crop yield and discourage scab from forming. Harvesting First Earlies : June - julySecond Earlies : July - Sept Maincrop : Sept - Oct Why not email a friend about this product? Ads by Google
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