First Earlies: Foremost: Very good cooking qualities and a gardener’s favourite for flavour. Good for boiling. Resistant to scab. 2kg. Rocket: Rocket is a very heavy cropping variety with pure white flesh, which is waxy and soft at first digging. It has good all round disease resistance including golden eelworm. 2kg. Winston: Released in 1992, this white skinned variety has been unstoppable on the show bench circuit winning many titles year after year and produces high yields of smooth, shallow eyed, tubers that are short to oval in shape. Their flesh has a firm texture and a creamy colour, whilst their very low, dry matter would see Winston described as a wet potato. These seed potatoes also have excellent all round potato disease resistance. 2kg. Second Early Kestrel: Excellent flavour and disease resistance. The best performing second early and good for exhibition. Blight and scab resistant. Good for chips and roasting. 2kg. Saxon: Seed potatoes are a modern-day second early variety that produces large crops of long-oval shaped, white skinned tubers. The flesh of Saxon potatoes is firm and yellow in colour, ideal for all kitchen uses & is widely regarded to be amongst the very best tasting of all modern seed potato varieties. 2kg. Wilja: Noted for its tasty tubers, 'Wilja' has a medium-dry texture, which makes it a great all-rounder. Its creamy yellow flesh holds its shape well (even if it's been boiled for a little too long), and as the tubers tend to keep well, they can be enjoyed over a long period. 2kg. Maincrop Desiree: Excellent red type, strong flavour, waxy potato. Good for exhibition. Very drought resistant. Heavy cropper. Good for general purpose. 2kg. King Edward: Excellent cooking and eating quality. 2kg. Maris Piper: Good general-purpose variety. Eelworm resistant. 2kg. Picasso: Picasso seed potatoes produce tubers which are round-to-oval in shape, with smooth white skins and pink eyes. Picasso is now a popular variety for allotment growers due to its high potato disease resistance. With Cara as one of its parents, Picasso has a great range of uses in the kitchen. A huge yielder and good storing variety. 2kg. Sarpo Mira: Bred in Hungary and with good resistance to blight. It also has good drought-resistance and slugs don’t seem to like the pink-skinned tubers. Sarpo Mira keeps well once dug. It has floury flesh and is a great all-round choice, being especially suitable for roasting, baking and chipping. 2kg. Salad Charlotte: Reliable, high yielding, waxy salad variety with good flavour. Easy to grow. Good for boiling and salad. 2.5kg. Lady Christl: Lady Christl seed potatoes produce very early oval tubers, of a medium size with good size yields. Lady Christl tubers are yellow skinned with great tasting, creamy-to-waxy flesh. These seed potatoes show good all-round disease resistance, in particular to common scab and potato cyst nematode (PCN). 2kg. Maris Peer: Maris Peer seed potatoes are a remarkable salad variety, known for their aesthetic haulms and unique scented flowers. The tubers, oval and white-skinned, encase firm, creamy flesh. Notably resilient to skin diseases Large oval salad potatoes. High in flavour, low in fat. Good resistance to scab and blight. 2.kg.
