Eye catching long yellow firm tubers with name to match. For salad and boiling, superb flavour.
Clinically produced minitubers with maximum plant health protection. 100% Free of all potato pathogens.
Minituber production commences with laboratory in-vitro micropropagation of the initial microplants grown under stringent quality assurance controls. Nodal cuttings are taken from the microplants rooted in sterile nutrient jelly, are moved to a screened compost based or hydroponic growing facility.
This new technology provides secure long term storage of heritage varieties and allowing rapid introduction of varieties, old and new. This is important at a time when many field grown seed varieties worldwide are under increasing pest and disease pressures.
| Description | Price | |
|---|---|---|
| 5 tubers | £5.49 | |
| 10 tubers | £7.99 |
Belle de Fontenay cross from Brittany retaining its trial name, being larger and earlier tubers than its popular parent, for salads (hot or cold) and boiling.
Clinically produced minitubers with maximum plant health protection. 100% Free of all potato pathogens.
Minituber production commences with laboratory in-vitro micropropagation of the initial microplants grown under stringent quality assurance controls. Nodal cuttings are taken from the microplants rooted in sterile nutrient jelly, are moved to a screened compost based or hydroponic growing facility.
This new technology provides secure long term storage of heritage varieties and allowing rapid introduction of varieties, old and new. This is important at a time when many field grown seed varieties worldwide are under increasing pest and disease pressures.
| Description | Price | |
|---|---|---|
| 5 tubers | £5.49 | |
| 10 tubers | £7.99 |
Kept going by the Little family of Yetholm, the only known variety to show red, white and blue colours together in the skin. The flesh is cream, fairly dry and tasty, and suitable for baking, roasting, mash, boiling,or chips.
Clinically produced minitubers with maximum plant health protection. 100% Free of all potato pathogens.
Minituber production commences with laboratory in-vitro micropropagation of the initial microplants grown under stringent quality assurance controls. Nodal cuttings are taken from the microplants rooted in sterile nutrient jelly, are moved to a screened compost based or hydroponic growing facility.
This new technology provides secure long term storage of heritage varieties and allowing rapid introduction of varieties, old and new. This is important at a time when many field grown seed varieties worldwide are under increasing pest and disease pressures.
| Description | Price | |
|---|---|---|
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5 tubers
Despatch: December 2008 onwards |
£5.49 | |
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10 tubers
Despatch: December 2008 onwards |
£7.99 |
A variation of White Craigs Royal (1947) found by Mr Marshall of Dunning in 1957 and hugely popular for its yields and flavour.
Clinically produced minitubers with maximum plant health protection. 100% Free of all potato pathogens.
Minituber production commences with laboratory in-vitro micropropagation of the initial microplants grown under stringent quality assurance controls. Nodal cuttings are taken from the microplants rooted in sterile nutrient jelly, are moved to a screened compost based or hydroponic growing facility.
This new technology provides secure long term storage of heritage varieties and allowing rapid introduction of varieties, old and new. This is important at a time when many field grown seed varieties worldwide are under increasing pest and disease pressures.
| Description | Price | |
|---|---|---|
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5 tubers
Despatch: March 2009 |
£5.49 | |
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10 tubers
Despatch: March 2009 |
£7.99 |
Skin is dark blue almost to black, shallow eyed, with pale yellow floury, tasty flesh with a distinctive purple vascular ring. Multi purpose for baking, roasting, steaming, and to make creative sautéed potatoes.
Clinically produced minitubers with maximum plant health protection. 100% Free of all potato pathogens.
Minituber production commences with laboratory in-vitro micropropagation of the initial microplants grown under stringent quality assurance controls. Nodal cuttings are taken from the microplants rooted in sterile nutrient jelly, are moved to a screened compost based or hydroponic growing facility.
This new technology provides secure long term storage of heritage varieties and allowing rapid introduction of varieties, old and new. This is important at a time when many field grown seed varieties worldwide are under increasing pest and disease pressures.
| Description | Price | |
|---|---|---|
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5 tubers
Despatch: March 2009 |
£5.49 | |
|
10 tubers
Despatch: March 2009 |
£7.99 |