Large jacket potato - varieties please

Started by kt., January 04, 2011, 10:05:44

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kt.

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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kt.

All you do and all you see is all your life will ever be

allaboutliverpool

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.

tomatoada

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.  

jonny211

Cara for me, lots of monsters especially the row that got the majority of the chicken poop as manure.

valmarg

Marfona for us.  Lovely waxy, moist flesth
valmarg

landimad

Quote from: valmarg on January 04, 2011, 15:49:56
Marfona for us.  Lovely waxy, moist flesth
valmarg


Totally agree with these. Mmmmmmmm ;D ;D ;D

Got them back now to put some tread on them

Trevor_D

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.

smudger67

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.

Deb P

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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Plot22

Manitou if you can get them. Lovely colour and taste

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