As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.1. SEEDS ZONE
Ready for Planting Now, First Early Seed Potatoes Swift, Very Early Variety ,X20 Tubers
SEEDS ZONE - Hand picked & packed to make sure all spuds are high quality. Very early crop get ready in 10-12 weeks from Planting. Very famous Variety. High yielding crop, all Rounder Variety, Great for Salads and Boiling.
2. Jamieson Brothers
Gardens & Allotments, Salads & Boiling – Scottish-Grown & Ready to Plant at Home in Pots, Jamieson Brothers 10 Tuber Maris Bard Seed Potatoes – JBA First Early Grow Your Own Spuds – for Baking
Jamieson Brothers - The maris bard is an excellent flavoured variety when harvested early and produces lots of tubers. Easy to plant: when planting in the ground, put 3 tubers in a 45-litre planting bag. The soil should be well drained and not have been manured for at least one year. Once your tubers have started to sprout, they are ready to be planted ahead of a delicious harvest.
Perfect for baking, salads & boiling: potatoes are a wonderful staple in our diets, but the variety really does make all the difference. Maris bard first early seed potatoes: maris bard is a high-yielding, so expect truly large crops with this spud.
We ship to your doorstep so you can enjoy growing seed potatoes in your home, allotment, or farm. Choose a place in the garden which has not been used to grow garlic, set your tubers 10 inches apart so they have space to grow; for planting in limited outdoor space at home, onions, shallots or leeks for at least two years.
Bard potatoes are best suited to boiling, for pairing with salads or using to make a tasty jacket potato. Our seed potatoes are UK grown and still hand sorted in Scotland. This variety also has a wonderful taste when harvested early. Seed potatoes from the seed potato experts: before planting your seed potatoes, we recommend “chitting” – allowing the potatoes to sprout – 6 weeks beforehand. First early varieties benefit from a nitrogenous fertiliser when you dig them up for the second time.
3. Jamieson Brothers
Salads & Boiling – Scottish-Grown & Ready to Plant at Home in Gardens, in Pots & Allotments, Patios, Jamieson Brothers 2kg Arran Pilot Seed Potatoes – JBA First Early Grow Your Own Spuds – for Chips
Jamieson Brothers - Easy to plant: plant in gardens, set your tubers 10 inches apart so they have space to grow; for planting indoors, put 3 tubers in a 45-litre planting bag. Great variety for making chips, wedges or fries as well as mashed potato. The arran pilot is one of the nation's favourite varieties and ideal for garden growing.
From seed to plate, allotment, Jamieson Brothers sees the seed potatoes through the entire harvest. Arran pilot first early seed potatoes 2kg: also known as 'new' potatoes, arran pilot isone of the most popular first early varieties and ideal for garden planting.
When planting, onions, shallots or leeks for at least two years. First early varieties benefit from a nitrogenous fertiliser when you dig them up for the second time. This variety is known for its early boiling abilities and is one of the best potatoes to boil. Keep your seed potatoes out of extreme weather conditions and temperature changes prior to planting to ensure strong potatoes.
Perfect for boiling & chipping: potatoes are a wonderful staple in our diets, but the variety really does make all the difference. Great resistance to all forms of scab and scores a high 9 for Spraing resistance. The soil should be well drained and not have been manured for at least one year. Seed potatoes from the seed potato experts: before planting your seed potatoes, we recommend “chitting” – allowing the potatoes to sprout – 6 weeks beforehand.
4. JBA Seed Potatoes
Salads & Boiling – Scottish-Grown – Plant at Home in Gardens, in Pots & Allotments, Jamieson Brothers 2kg Pentland Javelin Seed Potatoes – JBA First Early Grow Your Own Spuds – for Chips, Patios
JBA Seed Potatoes - First early varieties benefit from a nitrogenous fertiliser when you dig them up for the second time. Our seed potatoes are UK grown and still hand sorted in Scotland. Javelins are considered as one of the finest First Earlies you can grow. From the ground upwards – seed potatoes grown in scotland since 1895: jamieson brothers were established in 1895 where we began selling our potatoes in 50kg bags on a horse and cart.
Easy to plant: plant in gardens, set your tubers 10 inches apart so they have space to grow; for planting indoors, onions, put 3 tubers in a 45-litre planting bag.
The soil should be well drained and not have been manured for at least one year. Pentland javelin potatoes produce heavy crops of short oval white skinned tubers with pure white tasty flesh. Dunk each tuber in water prior to planting.
When planting, shallots or leeks for at least two years. A great potato to pop in the pan to boil for salads. Pentland javelin also has good all-round disease resistance to common scab and blackleg. Seed potatoes from the seed potato experts: before planting your seed potatoes, we recommend “chitting” – allowing the potatoes to sprout – 6 weeks beforehand. Excellent keeping qualities after harvesting. From seed to plate, allotment, Jamieson Brothers sees the seed potatoes through the entire harvest.
5. JBA Seed Potatoes
Mashing & Boiling – Scottish-Grown & Ready to Plant at Home in Gardens, Patios, Jamieson Brothers 2kg Charlotte Seed Potatoes – JBA Second Early Grow Your Own Spuds – for Salads, in Pots & Allotments
JBA Seed Potatoes - Once your tubers have started to sprout, they are ready to be planted ahead of a delicious harvest. Very good resistance to foliage and tuber blight. Harvest second early varieties 13 – 15 weeks after planting for best results, with the traditional planting time being March – April.
Charlotte potatoes taste amazing when they have been boiled, sliced or sautéed. Winner of the RHS Award of Garden Merit. We ship to your doorstep so you can enjoy growing seed potatoes in your home, or farm. Easy to plant: when planting in the ground, onions, set your tubers 10 inches apart so they have space to grow; for planting in limited outdoor space at home, put 3 tubers in a 45-litre planting bag.
From the ground upwards – seed potatoes grown in scotland since 1895: jamieson brothers were established in 1895 where we began selling our potatoes in 50kg bags on a horse and cart.
Enjoy with salads or on the side of fish or make into some creamy mashed potato. Very good resistance to foliage and tuber blight. Charlotte second early seed potatoes 2kg: charlotte potatoes are the most popular potato in the uk and known for their versatility as a boiling, mashing and salad potato. Dunk each tuber in water prior to planting. Very good resistance to foliage and tuber blight.
6. GROWTANICAL
Seed Potato 'Swift' First Early 2kg net for Planting by Growtanical®
GROWTANICAL - All plants come with an aphA registered plant passport. Easy to grow, fast cropping variety, Great tasting new potatoes. Plant from february ready to crop 8-10 weeks from planting.
Seed potato 'swift' first Early 2kg net, approx. 20-25 tubers. Giving buyers confidence that our plants are authentic and healthy. Hand packed to order in our signature Growtanical packaging with full planting instructions.
7. pronto seed
Pronto Seed 50 Tuber Rocket Seed Potatoes First Early Grow Your Own Baby Potatoes Scottish Grown & Ready to Plant
pronto seed - Scottish seed potatoes: because scottish seed potatoes have a long history of high quality and fantastic plant health, you can be confident that the product is disease resistant and will provide you with a high yielding and tasty crop that you will be proud to serve. Either a cold frame or a plastic or glass cover will suffice to protect the new plants from the elements.
If you're planting in rows, use a form of frost protection to ensure you maximise your crops. Planting: to give your potato crops enough room to grow, leave 60-70 cm between each row.
Store in a cool, and dark place, dry, and ideally use within 1 to 2 weeks. They can be planted early in the season and as main crops, so you can enjoy them throughout the year. Ideally sown with frost protection or just after the frost has gone for the year, these crops will produce the best results if you plant from February to March.
Simply steam or boil and enjoy fresh potatoes throughout the summer. 1st earlies: these are the first crops to be planted of the year, so get your potatoes in the ground now so you can enjoy them in June and July. Storing: first early potatoes are best enjoyed soon after harvesting. Do a test harvest on your crop; if the potatoes are the size of chicken eggs, then they are ready! They can be planted early in the season and are best enjoyed shortly after harvesting.
8. GROWTANICAL
Seed Potato 'Maris Bard' First Early 2kg net for Planting by Growtanical®
GROWTANICAL - Seed potato 'maris bard' first Early 2kg net, approx. 20-25 tubers. High yielding, white skinned tuber. Giving buyers confidence that our plants are authentic and healthy.
Plant from february ready to crop 10 weeks from planting. Hand packed to order in our signature Growtanical packaging with full planting instructions. Great for frying and salads. All plants come with an aphA registered plant passport.
9. Pleveys Garden World
Swift First Early Seed Potatoes, 5, 10 and 15 Tuber packs 10
Pleveys Garden World - Potato 'swift' is among the fastest maturing of the first early varieties, smooth, white-fleshed baby new potatoes, being the quickest to produce heavy crops of round, and producing larger tubers than Potato 'Rocket'.
Height and spread: 60cm 24". Potato 'swift also has partial double eelworm resistance. Buy from pleveys Garden World for Safe Haven Certified stock. Its short bushy habit makes it ideal for containers or potato bags where space is limited.
Jamieson Brothers - The maris bard is an excellent flavoured variety when harvested early and produces lots of tubers. Easy to plant: when planting in the ground, put 3 tubers in a 45-litre planting bag. The soil should be well drained and not have been manured for at least one year. Once your tubers have started to sprout, they are ready to be planted ahead of a delicious harvest.
Jamieson Brothers - Easy to plant: plant in gardens, set your tubers 10 inches apart so they have space to grow; for planting indoors, put 3 tubers in a 45-litre planting bag. Great variety for making chips, wedges or fries as well as mashed potato. The arran pilot is one of the nation's favourite varieties and ideal for garden growing.
JBA Seed Potatoes - Once your tubers have started to sprout, they are ready to be planted ahead of a delicious harvest. Very good resistance to foliage and tuber blight. Harvest second early varieties 13 – 15 weeks after planting for best results, with the traditional planting time being March – April.
pronto seed - Scottish seed potatoes: because scottish seed potatoes have a long history of high quality and fantastic plant health, you can be confident that the product is disease resistant and will provide you with a high yielding and tasty crop that you will be proud to serve. Either a cold frame or a plastic or glass cover will suffice to protect the new plants from the elements.
