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1. www.dobies.co.uk › late-season-seed-potatoesLate Season Seed Potatoes - Dobies

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   Check out our expert advice on growing potatoes and have a look at our potato growing accessories to find all you need for a bumper crop. Which is the best variety of late season seed potatoes for roasting?

2. www.suttons.co.uk › store-locatorSuttons Store Locator | Suttons

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   Suttons Seed Stockists. Enter your postcode (UK Only) to find your nearest stockists. Alternatively, click a marker on the map below to show store details. Find.

3. www.bumpercrop.com › store-locatorStore Locator - Bumper Crop

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   Bumper Crop® | Master Nursery® Garden Centers 190 S. Orchard Avenue Suite B-230 Vacaville, CA 95688 TEL 707-359-2700 | FAX 707-359-2799. EMAIL US AT INFO@BUMPERCROP.COM

4. www.dobies.co.uk › potatoes-garlic-onions › potatoesSeed Potatoes - Dobies

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   • Which Potatoes to Grow and When
   • How Many Different Types of Potato Are there?
   • What Is A First Early Potato?
   • What Is A Second Early Potato?
   • What Are Salad Potatoes?
   • What Is A Maincrop Potato?
   • What Is A Late Season Potato?
   • Are Potatoes Good For You?

   Growing your own potatoes is easy and fun, but it’s important to choose the right variety. If you have limited space, simply choose a versatile seed potato that can be used for everything from chips, mash and roasties to tasty spuds baked in their jackets. Want to expand your repertoire? Add sweet potato plants to the mix for an even wider range of...

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   There are four main types of potatoes and they’re grouped according to when it’s best to plant and harvest them: first earlies, second earlies, maincrop and late-season potatoes.

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   First early seed potatoesare commonly known as ‘new’ potatoes. This is because they’re the very first to crop in June. Taking just 9-13 weeks to grow, these smaller potatoes can be eaten boiled, steamed or sauteed. They taste delicious and have a white waxy flesh that’s perfect for salads. Plant your first early seed potatoes between February and A...

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   Second early seed potatoesare also called ‘new’ potatoes as they only take a few weeks longer to mature than first earlies. Ready to harvest within 14-16 weeks, second early potatoes are best planted between March and April and harvested from June to September. They can be eaten as new potatoes, boiled, steamed or sauteed. Plant your second early s...

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   Salad seed potatoesare typically second early potatoes. As it says on the tin, these waxy tubers are particularly well-suited to potato salads for summer bbqs and picnics. First and second early potatoes are known for their superior taste and texture, and there’s nothing quite like the delicious flavour of a new potato that’s eaten within a few hou...

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   Maincrop seed potatoestake longer to grow than first early and second early potatoes. Planted between March and early May, they take roughly 16- 22 weeks to mature and aren’t ready to harvest until late August through to October. If you want big yields of large, homegrown potatoes, maincrop is the type for you. Plant your maincrop seed potatoes 10c...

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   Late season seed potatoesare commonly known as second cropping potatoes and are harvested in the winter from October until Christmas Day. They’re grown from tubers that have been stored in a precise temperature-controlled room to keep them dormant until it’s time to plant them out in June and July. You’ll need to plant them as soon as they arrive s...

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   Incredibly good for you, here are just some of the nutritious qualities of the humble spud: 1. Boiled potatoes have the second highest concentration of folic acid after bread. Baked in its skin, an average sized spud contains over 30% of the Recommended Daily Allowance. 2. Potatoes contain no cholesterol. 3. Potatoes provide approx 15% of Britain’s...

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5. www.robertdyas.co.uk › thompson-and-morgan-bumperThompson & Morgan 35 x Bumper Seed Collection - 35 packets

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   Buy the Thompson & Morgan 35 x Bumper Seed Collection - 35 packets at Robert Dyas online. Free Standard Home Delivery when you spend over £30.

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6. www.therange.co.uk › garden › seeds-bulbs-andVegetable Bumper Seeds 10 Pack - The Range

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   Introducing our Vegetable Bumper Seeds 10 Pack - the perfect solution for all your gardening needs! This carefully curated selection of seeds includes a variety of nutritious and delicious vegetables that are easy to grow and maintain.

7. www.farmseeds.co.ukFarm Seeds: The one stop seed shop for UK farmers

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   Built on thirty years of experience in the UK seed trade, Farm Seeds offers a huge range of seed products direct to UK farms on one easy-to-use platform. Buying from Farm Seeds is simple - choose your items and checkout immediately online with a debit or credit card or apply for a credit account today. We process all account requests within one ...