Seed Potatoes - DARK RED NORLAND Organic
$17.00
1 pound - which is about 2 large or 3 smaller potatoes or could be 4-5 of the smaller...in the end they will total weight to 1 lb
each potato you will cut into 1-2" pieces for planting (directions included)
Variety: Dark Red Norland Seed Potato
Cannot ship to the following: MT ID FL WA CO AK HI PR GU VI
USDA ORGANIC - NON-GMO
America's Favorite Red Potato!
Bright Red Skin
White inside flesh
Early maturing with both size and quality
Great for any use boiling, steaming, baking, but especially potato salad :)
Home grown potatoes are fresher, more flavorful, and healthier for you. A small number of seed potatoes will yield a few buckets of potatoes ready to eat and enjoy and can be stored throughout the winter months.
Zone 4-9
You get approx 1lb of seed potato (which can be cut into potato "seed" pieces about 1-2" with at least 1 eye)
Also included - detailed instructions for planting, harvesting, tips, and more
Don't have a big yard for a garden? These do really well in our 15 gallon + fabric potato pots (see other listing). Urban gardeners can grow them on a porch or patio.
each potato you will cut into 1-2" pieces for planting (directions included)
Variety: Dark Red Norland Seed Potato
Cannot ship to the following: MT ID FL WA CO AK HI PR GU VI
USDA ORGANIC - NON-GMO
America's Favorite Red Potato!
Bright Red Skin
White inside flesh
Early maturing with both size and quality
Great for any use boiling, steaming, baking, but especially potato salad :)
Home grown potatoes are fresher, more flavorful, and healthier for you. A small number of seed potatoes will yield a few buckets of potatoes ready to eat and enjoy and can be stored throughout the winter months.
Zone 4-9
You get approx 1lb of seed potato (which can be cut into potato "seed" pieces about 1-2" with at least 1 eye)
Also included - detailed instructions for planting, harvesting, tips, and more
Don't have a big yard for a garden? These do really well in our 15 gallon + fabric potato pots (see other listing). Urban gardeners can grow them on a porch or patio.