Potato Foremost (First Early Seed Potato) AGM
Botanical Name: Solanum tuberosum
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Potato Foremost (First Early Seed Potato) AGM
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£8.55
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£8.55
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Product Description
A great British favourite, Foremost produces plenty of firm, white fleshed tubers which show good resistance to scab and have a very good flavour. The legendary Epicure is one of its parents. Potatoes are one of the most rewarding vegetables to grow. There's the nurturing process of chitting, planting and earthing-up, the anticipation of a good harvest as you dig through the soil and, of course, the unbeatable taste of fresh, home-grown, potatoes. All potatoes (except for maincrops) will benefit from chitting prior to planting out. The chitting process encourages the seed to sprout, which then when planted, helps them to establish more readily, leading to bigger crops. Simply place them, blunt end up, in an old egg box until the shoots are approximately 1 to ½cm (½ to 1in). Potatoes are delivered in 1kg bags, each pack containing approx. 8-14 tubers.
Product Details
Botanical Name
Solanum tuberosum
Genus
Potato
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- Sow Indoors
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- Orders for seed only will incur a £2.45 delivery charge
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