Premiere - First Early Seed Potatoes - Pack of 10
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Premiere First Early Seed potatoes deliver firm, oval tubers and stand out from other first earlies thanks to their consistent cropping and good resistance to common scab. Aside from being perfect for boiling and in salads, 'Premiere' is one of the earliest varieties that is suitable for making crisps and chips.
Go through chitting your Premiere Seed potatoes, before planting, by placing them in a cool, light, frost-free position until sturdy shoots develop. Then, proceed to plant the potatoes in drills from March to April, spacing each tuber around 30cm apart and planting them at a depth of approximately 10–15cm, with rows spaced about 60cm wide. As the plants emerge and reach a few inches tall, earth them up by drawing soil around the stems to protect developing tubers and encourage strong growth. Finally, after around 10–12 weeks, your crop will be ready to harvest as delicious first early potatoes.
These strong,high-yielding seed potatoes are supplied in a pack of 10.
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