Seed Potatoes

Key Features: Planting Depth: 10-13cm/4-5 inches Planting Distance: 20-23cm/8-9 inches Planting Time: March onwards The plant's growth rate and size will vary depending on planting position & conditions, and bloom, foliage and interest may vary from photo upon delivery, dependant on season. Delivery Note: Please note that unfortunately we are currently unable to deliver plants to Northern Ireland.

Harvest in September / October Main Crop Special seed potatoes The most blight resistant potato Bake, Roast or Chip The plant's growth rate and size will vary depending on planting position & conditions. Delivery Note: Please note that unfortunately we are currently unable to deliver plants to Northern Ireland.

"Excellent Blight Resistance" "The Best Roast Potatoes Ever" Early main crop seed potatoes Excellent blight resistance Bright white flesh Bake, Roast, Chip or Mash The plant's growth rate and size will vary depending on planting position & conditions, and bloom, foliage and interest may vary from photo upon delivery, dependant on season. Delivery Note: Please note that unfortunately we are currently unable to deliver plants to Northern Ireland.

2KG Bag of Wilja "High-Yielding Variety" Second Early seed potatoes Some slug and disease resistance Good for boiling and salads There are over 50 potato varieties in the Taylors potatoe range, Different potatoes have different properties; some are particularly good for boiling, some for chips, some for roasting. Harvesting Time - Taylors seed potato packs are colour coded; blue for 'First Earlies', orange for 'Second Earlies' and green for 'Maincrop'. First and Second Earlies will give you 'new potatoes' in the summer, Maincrops will give you tubers for eating in the autumn and enough to store over winter for later use. First Earlies will typically be ready for harvesting in June/July, Second Earlies in July/August and Main Crops from August onward but if storing then can be harvested in September or October. The plant's growth rate and size will vary depending on planting position & conditions. Delivery Note: Please note that unfortunately we are currently unable to deliver plants to Northern Ireland.

"High Yielding" Main Crop seed potatoes Good disease & drought resistance Double Eelworm resistance There are over 50 potato varieties in the Taylors potatoe range, Different potatoes have different properties; some are particularly good for boiling, some for chips, some for roasting. Harvesting Time - Taylors seed potato packs are colour coded; blue for 'First Earlies', orange for 'Second Earlies' and green for 'Maincrop'. First and Second Earlies will give you 'new potatoes' in the summer, Maincrops will give you tubers for eating in the autumn and enough to store over winter for later use. First Earlies will typically be ready for harvesting in June/July, Second Earlies in July/August and Main Crops from August onward but if storing then can be harvested in September or October. The plant's growth rate and size will vary depending on planting position & conditions. Delivery Note: Please note that unfortunately we are currently unable to deliver plants to Northern Ireland.

"Earliest of All" First Early seed potatoes Resistant to scab and virus Perfect for containers There are over 50 potato varieties in the Taylors potatoe range, Different potatoes have different properties; some are particularly good for boiling, some for chips, some for roasting. Harvesting Time - Taylors seed potato packs are colour coded; blue for 'First Earlies', orange for 'Second Earlies' and green for 'Maincrop'. First and Second Earlies will give you 'new potatoes' in the summer, Maincrops will give you tubers for eating in the autumn and enough to store over winter for later use. First Earlies will typically be ready for harvesting in June/July, Second Earlies in July/August and Main Crops from August onward but if storing then can be harvested in September or October. The plant's growth rate and size will vary depending on planting position & conditions. Delivery Note: Please note that unfortunately we are currently unable to deliver plants to Northern Ireland.

"Distinctive Flavour" First Early seed potatoes Good for boiling, salads and chipping There are over 50 potato varieties in the Taylors potatoe range, Different potatoes have different properties; some are particularly good for boiling, some for chips, some for roasting. Harvesting Time - Taylors seed potato packs are colour coded; blue for 'First Earlies', orange for 'Second Earlies' and green for 'Maincrop'. First and Second Earlies will give you 'new potatoes' in the summer, Maincrops will give you tubers for eating in the autumn and enough to store over winter for later use. First Earlies will typically be ready for harvesting in June/July, Second Earlies in July/August and Main Crops from August onward but if storing then can be harvested in September or October. The plant's growth rate and size will vary depending on planting position & conditions. Delivery Note: Please note that unfortunately we are currently unable to deliver plants to Northern Ireland.

"Very Early Recent Introduction" First Early seed potatoes Perfect for boiling and salads Eelworm resistant There are over 50 potato varieties in the Taylors potatoe range, Different potatoes have different properties; some are particularly good for boiling, some for chips, some for roasting. Harvesting Time - Taylors seed potato packs are colour coded; blue for 'First Earlies', orange for 'Second Earlies' and green for 'Maincrop'. First and Second Earlies will give you 'new potatoes' in the summer, Maincrops will give you tubers for eating in the autumn and enough to store over winter for later use. First Earlies will typically be ready for harvesting in June/July, Second Earlies in July/August and Main Crops from August onward but if storing then can be harvested in September or October. The plant's growth rate and size will vary depending on planting position & conditions. Delivery Note: Please note that unfortunately we are currently unable to deliver plants to Northern Ireland.

"Late Salad Variety" Main Crop seed potatoes Unusual nutty flavour from finger-like tubers There are over 50 potato varieties in the Taylors potatoe range, Different potatoes have different properties; some are particularly good for boiling, some for chips, some for roasting. Harvesting Time - Taylors seed potato packs are colour coded; blue for 'First Earlies', orange for 'Second Earlies' and green for 'Maincrop'. First and Second Earlies will give you 'new potatoes' in the summer, Maincrops will give you tubers for eating in the autumn and enough to store over winter for later use. First Earlies will typically be ready for harvesting in June/July, Second Earlies in July/August and Main Crops from August onward but if storing then can be harvested in September or October. The plant's growth rate and size will vary depending on planting position & conditions. Delivery Note: Please note that unfortunately we are currently unable to deliver plants to Northern Ireland.

"High-Yielding" Main Crop seed potatoes Good disease and drought resistance Eelworm resistance There are over 50 potato varieties in the Taylors potatoe range, Different potatoes have different properties; some are particularly good for boiling, some for chips, some for roasting. Harvesting Time - Taylors seed potato packs are colour coded; blue for 'First Earlies', orange for 'Second Earlies' and green for 'Maincrop'. First and Second Earlies will give you 'new potatoes' in the summer, Maincrops will give you tubers for eating in the autumn and enough to store over winter for later use. First Earlies will typically be ready for harvesting in June/July, Second Earlies in July/August and Main Crops from August onward but if storing then can be harvested in September or October. The plant's growth rate and size will vary depending on planting position & conditions. Delivery Note: Please note that unfortunately we are currently unable to deliver plants to Northern Ireland.

"Suitable for All Soils" First Early seed potatoes Eelworm & scab resistant Good for boiling and salads There are over 50 potato varieties in the Taylors potatoe range, Different potatoes have different properties; some are particularly good for boiling, some for chips, some for roasting. Harvesting Time - Taylors seed potato packs are colour coded; blue for 'First Earlies', orange for 'Second Earlies' and green for 'Maincrop'. First and Second Earlies will give you 'new potatoes' in the summer, Maincrops will give you tubers for eating in the autumn and enough to store over winter for later use. First Earlies will typically be ready for harvesting in June/July, Second Earlies in July/August and Main Crops from August onward but if storing then can be harvested in September or October. The plant's growth rate and size will vary depending on planting position & conditions. Delivery Note: Please note that unfortunately we are currently unable to deliver plants to Northern Ireland.

"Plentiful Small Tubers" Second Early seed potatoes Flavoursome and perfect for salads Eelworm and blight resistant There are over 50 potato varieties in the Taylors potatoe range, Different potatoes have different properties; some are particularly good for boiling, some for chips, some for roasting. Harvesting Time - Taylors seed potato packs are colour coded; blue for 'First Earlies', orange for 'Second Earlies' and green for 'Maincrop'. First and Second Earlies will give you 'new potatoes' in the summer, Maincrops will give you tubers for eating in the autumn and enough to store over winter for later use. First Earlies will typically be ready for harvesting in June/July, Second Earlies in July/August and Main Crops from August onward but if storing then can be harvested in September or October. The plant's growth rate and size will vary depending on planting position & conditions. Delivery Note: Please note that unfortunately we are currently unable to deliver plants to Northern Ireland.

"Excellent as Bakers" Second Early seed potatoes Eelworm and scab resistant Good for 'new' potatoes There are over 50 potato varieties in the Taylors potatoe range, Different potatoes have different properties; some are particularly good for boiling, some for chips, some for roasting. Harvesting Time - Taylors seed potato packs are colour coded; blue for 'First Earlies', orange for 'Second Earlies' and green for 'Maincrop'. First and Second Earlies will give you 'new potatoes' in the summer, Maincrops will give you tubers for eating in the autumn and enough to store over winter for later use. First Earlies will typically be ready for harvesting in June/July, Second Earlies in July/August and Main Crops from August onward but if storing then can be harvested in September or October.

"The Chip Shop Potato" Main Crop seed potatoes Versatile, high-yeilder that stores well Eelworm resistant There are over 50 potato varieties in the Taylors potatoe range, Different potatoes have different properties; some are particularly good for boiling, some for chips, some for roasting. Harvesting Time - Taylors seed potato packs are colour coded; blue for 'First Earlies', orange for 'Second Earlies' and green for 'Maincrop'. First and Second Earlies will give you 'new potatoes' in the summer, Maincrops will give you tubers for eating in the autumn and enough to store over winter for later use. First Earlies will typically be ready for harvesting in June/July, Second Earlies in July/August and Main Crops from August onward but if storing then can be harvested in September or October. The plant's growth rate and size will vary depending on planting position & conditions. Delivery Note: Please note that unfortunately we are currently unable to deliver plants to Northern Ireland.

"Good Boiler" Second Early seed potatoes Round to oval shape Good for salads Slug resistant There are over 50 potato varieties in the Taylors potatoe range, Different potatoes have different properties; some are particularly good for boiling, some for chips, some for roasting. Harvesting Time - Taylors seed potato packs are colour coded; blue for 'First Earlies', orange for 'Second Earlies' and green for 'Maincrop'. First and Second Earlies will give you 'new potatoes' in the summer, Maincrops will give you tubers for eating in the autumn and enough to store over winter for later use. First Earlies will typically be ready for harvesting in June/July, Second Earlies in July/August and Main Crops from August onward but if storing then can be harvested in September or October. The plant's growth rate and size will vary depending on planting position & conditions. Delivery Note: Please note that unfortunately we are currently unable to deliver plants to Northern Ireland.

"Drought-Resistant All-Rounder" First Early seed potatoes Good for boiling, salads and later for chipping There are over 50 potato varieties in the Taylors potatoe range, Different potatoes have different properties; some are particularly good for boiling, some for chips, some for roasting. Harvesting Time - Taylors seed potato packs are colour coded; blue for 'First Earlies', orange for 'Second Earlies' and green for 'Maincrop'. First and Second Earlies will give you 'new potatoes' in the summer, Maincrops will give you tubers for eating in the autumn and enough to store over winter for later use. First Earlies will typically be ready for harvesting in June/July, Second Earlies in July/August and Main Crops from August onward but if storing then can be harvested in September or October. The plant's growth rate and size will vary depending on planting position & conditions. Delivery Note: Please note that unfortunately we are currently unable to deliver plants to Northern Ireland.

"Good Drought Resistance" Second Early seed potatoes Good for roasting and mash, best as a jacket. There are over 50 potato varieties in the Taylors potatoe range, Different potatoes have different properties; some are particularly good for boiling, some for chips, some for roasting. Harvesting Time - Taylors seed potato packs are colour coded; blue for 'First Earlies', orange for 'Second Earlies' and green for 'Maincrop'. First and Second Earlies will give you 'new potatoes' in the summer, Maincrops will give you tubers for eating in the autumn and enough to store over winter for later use. First Earlies will typically be ready for harvesting in June/July, Second Earlies in July/August and Main Crops from August onward but if storing then can be harvested in September or October. The plant's growth rate and size will vary depending on planting position & conditions. Delivery Note: Please note that unfortunately we are currently unable to deliver plants to Northern Ireland.

"Old Lincolnshire Favourite" Main Crop seed potatoes Large tubers for baking, boiling & in particular, chipping. There are over 50 potato varieties in the Taylors potatoe range, Different potatoes have different properties; some are particularly good for boiling, some for chips, some for roasting. Harvesting Time - Taylors seed potato packs are colour coded; blue for 'First Earlies', orange for 'Second Earlies' and green for 'Maincrop'. First and Second Earlies will give you 'new potatoes' in the summer, Maincrops will give you tubers for eating in the autumn and enough to store over winter for later use. First Earlies will typically be ready for harvesting in June/July, Second Earlies in July/August and Main Crops from August onward but if storing then can be harvested in September or October. The plant's growth rate and size will vary depending on planting position & conditions. Delivery Note: Please note that unfortunately we are currently unable to deliver plants to Northern Ireland.