Item Number: FP892
Fall-Planted Organic Huckleberry Gold Seed Potatoes (lb)
Fall-Planted Organic Huckleberry Gold Seed Potatoes (lb)
A Chef Favorite!
Fall Planted Certified Organic & Non-GMO Seed Potatoes
Huckleberry Gold has beautiful purple skin, shallow eyes, and a wonderful yellow flesh. The tubers are very uniform in size. It sets from 5 to 7 tubers per hill. It has been used by west coast chefs in trials for several years. It is prefered by these chefs over any other variety. It has a very creamy buttery texture that makes great mashed potatoes or served as baby potatoes with your favorite steak.
- 80+ days, mid-season
- Very creamy buttery texture
- Certified seed potatoes & certified organic
For more information, please enjoy our Resource Guide for planting and growing seed potatoes.
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Description
Description
Fall Planted Certified Organic & Non-GMO Seed Potatoes
Huckleberry Gold has beautiful purple skin, shallow eyes, and a wonderful yellow flesh. The tubers are very uniform in size. It sets from 5 to 7 tubers per hill. It has been used by west coast chefs in trials for several years. It is prefered by these chefs over any other variety. It has a very creamy buttery texture that makes great mashed potatoes or served as baby potatoes with your favorite steak.
- 80+ days, mid-season
- Very creamy buttery texture
- Certified seed potatoes & certified organic
For more information, please enjoy our Resource Guide for planting and growing seed potatoes.
Shipping Information
Shipping Information
Cannot ship to the following states: ID, PR, VI, GU
Shipping Weight: 1.1 lb
Dimensions: 5.0"L x 4.0"W x 3.0"H
Features
Features
- Container Compatible
- Easily Established
- Good for Beginners
- Good Keeper
- Roasting/Mashing (all-purpose)
Characteristics
Characteristics
Planting & Care
Planting & Care
- Fall-planted spuds produce outstanding yields by May. If your area experiences hard winters (USDA Zones 1–7), or you tend to have long, wet spring seasons when rot might be a problem, plant potatoes in the spring.
- One pound of seed potatoes will plant a row approximately 8' long with seed pieces spaced at 8 - 12" apart.
- Plan on 1,200 lb/acre (600 lb of fingerlings) when rows are spaced 36" apart with 12" between plants.
- Under optimal conditions, you can expect to harvest 10–15 pounds of potatoes for every pound of seed potato planted.
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