The First Choice of Prize Winning Gardeners & Lovers of Real Food
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Salad Leaves - Spicy Greens Mix Seeds
£1.65
Salad Leaves - Herb Mix Seeds
£1.85
Sage Tricolor
£4.95
Sage Growers Friend
£4.95
Ryobi 36V Lithium-ion Line Trimmer
£249.99
Our Salad varieties are renowned for their firm waxy flesh and superbly intense flavours which make them perfect for potato salads.
They are also delicious eaten warm as new potatoes and lend themselves perfectly to dishes such as gratin dauphinois or even grated in rosti.
Plant out from late March, harvest from the end of June.
Accent Seed Potatoes (First Early)
An established & favourite potato ... More
Pack Quantity: 2Kg Pack (25-30 Tubers)
Arran Pilot - Seed Potatoes 2kg
A UK favourite for decades! ... More
Pack Quantity: 2Kg Pack (25-30 Tubers)
Foremost Seed Potatoes (First Early)
High quality, firm & very tasty! ... More
Pack Quantity: 2Kg Pack (25-30 Tubers)
International Kidney Seed Potatoes (Salad Variety)
Early Salad Variety ... More
Pack Quantity: 2Kg Pack (25-30 Tubers)
Lady Christl Seed Potatoes (First Early)
An exhibition favourite ... More
Pack Quantity: 2Kg Pack (25-30 Tubers)
Maris Bard Seed Potatoes (First Early)
A well established garden variety ... More
Pack Quantity: 2Kg Pack (25-30 Tubers)
Swift Seed Potatoes (First Early)
The Earliest Early! ... More
Pack Quantity: 2Kg Pack (25-30 Tubers)
How to Grow Potatoes (Solanum tuberosum)
Find out how to grow your own potatoes
Growing Potatoes In Bags or Potato Sacks
New to growing Potatoes in sacks? Find out all you need to know on how to get bumper crops of Potatoes..
Potato Growing Guide
Growing potatoes could not be easier with our simple to follow step by step growing guide..
Nemaslug Slug Killer Nematodes Information
Nemaslug is so easy to use, find out all the information you require with our Nemaslug fact sheet.
Stop them from destroying your plants!
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Keep up with your potato plants as they grow.
Companion planting deters pests and encourages beneficial insects and pollinators to the veg garden.
