Multi-colored skin.
Why wait until fall to enjoy your favorite potato dishes? We’ve selected three early varieties especially suited for “new” potatoes to be harvested when immature early in the season. New potatoes have higher moisture content, less starch, and thinner skins than mature potatoes; they are extra sweet and delicious for roasting and for summer potato salads. We wouldn’t dream of peeling a tender new potato. New potatoes will not hold for long in storage, so harvest them as needed or store them in the refrigerator. All varieties in this collection can also be grown to maturity for winter storage.
This collection of three early season varieties includes 2 lb each of Yukon Gold, Dark Red Norland and Red Gold. All varieties are individually packaged and labeled. If a variety becomes unavailable, we will select a suitable substitution.
Plant small seed potatoes whole, and cut larger ones into 2-oz pieces, about the size of an egg, with at least two eyes. This collection contains enough to plant about 16 plants per variety, up to 48 plants in total.