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DETERMINATE
Low growing bush type. Plants produce tubers in one layer just below the soil surface and so do not require mounding of the soil around them. They usually have a lower yield than indeterminate (tall bush) types but do produce tubers earlier, in about 70 to 90 days. If you live in a very cold climate with a short growing season, these are the best choice.
When planting determinate varieties, dig the soil, adding compost and planting the tubers 10cm deep, about 35 to 40cm apart. The 'no-dig' method works particularly well with determinate types which involves placing the tubers on the surface of the soil and mulching heavily with straw and composted manure. The potatoes will form tubers on top of the ground rather than up through the mulch where they risk being exposed to light. The mulch needs to be kept thick to avoid damage by sunlight.
BANANA (8 tubers)
***SOLD OUT UNTIL 2025*** Heirloom over 100 years old & originating in the Baltic Region of Europe / Asia. Small to medium plant producing yellow, ban
$9.95
CARLINGFORD (8 tubers)
White skinned, round to oval tuber with creamy coloured, waxy flesh. Great for salads or roasting as it holds its shape when cooke
$9.95
KENNEBEC (8 tubers)
Large, oval to round, smooth, cream tubers with white skin, shallow eyes & white flesh. Stores well. A good all-round potato used for baking, boiling,
$9.95
PINK EYE (8 tubers)
Heirloom dating back to 1880. Round, medium sized tubers with cream / mauve skin & deep, pink eyes. Flesh is creamy yellow & waxy. Excellent for bo
$9.95
PURPLE CONGO (8 tubers)
**SOLD OUT UNTIL 2025*** Cigar shaped potato with deep purple skin & deep purple flesh. Good for boiling or mashing
$9.95