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Early Season Potatoes
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Early Season Potato
Yukon Gold
7740 For keeping it classic, you can’t beat Yukon Gold’s tasty butter flavor and marketable appearance. This Gold, bred to suit Idaho’s potato... read more |
Fingerling Potatoes
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Fingerling Potato
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Fingerling Potato
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Fingerling Potato
French Fingerling
7620 This fine fingerling, a spud of lore and song, is more than just a fancy fad. French Fingerlings are sweet little potatoes that you want to pick... read more |
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Fingerling Potato
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Fingerling Potato
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Fingerling Potato
Rose Finn Apple
7635 An heirloom in this over-developed world of plant science, Rose Finn displays some of the prettiest hues of all the fingerlings. Waxy with a... read more |
Late Season Potatoes
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Late Season Potato
Elba - Organic
7345 Elba’s dreamy yield will strike out your summer’s carried-over debts. Delicious Elba keeps solidly all winter long, despite slow spring emergence.... read more |
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Late Season Potato
German Butterball - Organic
7360 These plants produce delectable buttery balls that are hands-down the best-tasting roasting potato in the winter. With flesh just dry enough for a ... read more |
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Late Season Potato
Russet Burbank
7930 Known to most as the Idaho Potato, the dry mealy texture makes it a trusty old favorite. A great baking or mashing potato; you’ll have the whole... read more |
Mid-Season Potatoes
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Mid-Season Potato
Adirondack Blue - Organic
7240 Maintains its color after boiling, roasting or frying. Walter de Jong and his potato-genetics buddies at Cornell released Addie Blue in 2003. They ... read more |
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Mid-Season Potato
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Mid-Season Potato
Vivaldi - Organic
7330 This medium-early oval potato got a lot of press in the UK as a “slimming potato,” as some lab tests have shown it contains roughly three-quarters... read more |
Onion Plants
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Onion Plants
Gardener’s Onion Plant Medley
7490 50 plants each of yellow, red and white varieties of onion plants: Patterson, Redwing, and Yellow Sweet Spanish. If you want an assortment of ... read more |
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Onion Plants
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Onion Plants
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Onion Plants
Walla Walla
7520 (125 days) Open-pollinated. Long day. These large onions are renowned for their mild flavor as soon as they come out of the ground. Said to have... read more |
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Onion Plants
Yellow Granex
7519 (125 days) F-1 hybrid. Short day. Not for northern growers, better planted south of the NC-VA border. This is the variety that growers in Vidalia,... read more |
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Onion Plants
Yellow Sweet Spanish
7545 (100 days) Open-pollinated. Long to intermediate day. A wonderful variety that makes large globe-shaped uniformly sweet bulbs. Really great fresh,... read more |
Supplies
Bags
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Bags
Burlap Bag
9331 Untreated, holds 50# of potatoes. Also works well in market displays: soak thoroughly to keep produce damp and cool. Jute bags are approximately... read more |
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Bags
Potato Bags
9325 Heavy paper bags for storing or marketing your own spuds. To avoid moisture build-up, 5 and 20# sizes have a mesh vent in front and 50# size has ... read more |
Fertilizer
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Fertilizer
Tears of Joy Onion Kit
8318 All you need to grow a bountiful healthy crop of onions, whether you’re starting with onion sets or plants or growing your own seedlings. Includes ... read more |
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Fertilizer
Turbo-Tuber
8315 Approx. 7-2-9, plus 2% Ca and 3.5% S Magic Molly, our potato superhero, is the fastest girl in town: her jacked-up hybrid hatchback runs on our ... read more |
Sweet Potato Slips
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Sweet Potato Slips
Bonita Sweet Potato
7998 Ipomoea batatas (95 days) Bonita has a reputation as the sweetest of the sweets. Matures early enough for northern growers to get decent harvests ... read more |
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Sweet Potato Slips
Georgia Jet Sweet Potato
7997 Ipomoea batatas (90 days) The standard variety for commercial sweet potato production in the North, Georgia Jet is almost irritatingly reliable in ... read more |
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Sweet Potato Slips
Murasaki Sweet Potato
7999 Ipomoea batatas (120 days) Japanese-type sweet potato requires a longer season to mature; it may pose a challenge to northern growers, but the ... read more |