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Produce => Edible Plants => Topic started by: kt. on January 04, 2011, 10:05:44
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As well as my usual Kestrel and other spuds, I am after a potato that is best for large jacket spuds. What is the best variety to give large jacket spuds. Thanks.
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I have had excellent results with Rooster.
http://www.allaboutliverpool.com/allaboutallotments_Vegetables_potatoes.html
The photo shows an early digging in a dry year. I have had nearly 20 large spuds off one plant.
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My Piccasso grew some very large spuds last year which were wonderful baked. Some were so big that half when cooked made enough for a serving. The taste was the best I have tasted.
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Cara for me, lots of monsters especially the row that got the majority of the chicken poop as manure.
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Marfona for us. Lovely waxy, moist flesth
valmarg
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Marfona for us. Lovely waxy, moist flesth
valmarg
Totally agree with these. Mmmmmmmm ;D ;D ;D
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I'm a Picasso fan as well. (At least, for my soil.) Better flavour than Cara, in my opinion.
Desiree usually do well for me, too.
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Desiree evey time - knock off some of the eyes on your seed to leave just a couple and this will produce larger but fewer tubers.
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I tried Winston last year, they are earlies but I left them in a bit longer and got a good crop of nice large potatoes.
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:) Ambo and Caesar for me / shades x
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Manitou if you can get them. Lovely colour and taste