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Pair Of Magnolia Red & Yellow 1.1 - 1.2m Bare Root
‘Charlotte’ is the top variety of ‘new potato’ in the UK. Delicious boiled and medium sized. Plant between February and May for harvesting from July to October.‘Swift’ is a good all-round cooking potato, although not for mashing, very fast growing from planting to harvest. Plant between January and May for harvesting from July to October.‘Desiree’ is a maincrop potato, great for chips, roasting, mashing and baking. Plant between March and May for harvesting from July to October.Organic Potato Fertiliser - 1Kg packSlow release Organic Potato Fertiliser has been specifically formulated to provide your crop of potatoes with everything they need to produce a bountiful harvest. In particular it has been developed to promote the sustained healthy growth, making sure you get
a good crop, whatever soil you have.Nutrient analysis (N:P:K) is 4:2.4:8 plus essential trace elements, and so is also suitable for use with any other vegetable crop.How to Grow Potatoes:Your seed potatoes will need chitting prior to planting. On receipt, stand them in an egg box in a cool, light room so they can begin chitting (shooting). Leave for 3-4 weeks, and short dark shoots (chits) will emerge. Take care not to damage these when handling or planting.Start with a little compost in the base of your container, about 6-7in (15-17cm). Place the tubers onto the compost and half fill the pot. Keep some horticultural fleece handy, should cold nights threaten.The green shoots will eventually poke up through the compost, and when they do, cover them with another layer of compost,
water and feed. Keep on adding as the plants grow until you reach the top of the pot or bag.Keep your potatoes well watered as they grow - dry conditions will result in a considerably reduced crop.SpecificationsCategory: Grow Your Own – Veg & HerbsIdeal For: Pots/Grow Your Own Veg Fruit: AutumnPosition: Full SunHeight/Spread: 50cm x 50cmHardiness: Not HardySupplied as: 18 tubers, 6 each of ‘Charlotte’, ‘Swift’ and ‘Desiree’ with 3 x 25L heavy duty pots and a 1kg pack of Organic Potato Fertiliser.Contents18 x Tubers is 3 Varieties3 x Pots1kg Fertiliser
a good crop, whatever soil you have.Nutrient analysis (N:P:K) is 4:2.4:8 plus essential trace elements, and so is also suitable for use with any other vegetable crop.How to Grow Potatoes:Your seed potatoes will need chitting prior to planting. On receipt, stand them in an egg box in a cool, light room so they can begin chitting (shooting). Leave for 3-4 weeks, and short dark shoots (chits) will emerge. Take care not to damage these when handling or planting.Start with a little compost in the base of your container, about 6-7in (15-17cm). Place the tubers onto the compost and half fill the pot. Keep some horticultural fleece handy, should cold nights threaten.The green shoots will eventually poke up through the compost, and when they do, cover them with another layer of compost,
water and feed. Keep on adding as the plants grow until you reach the top of the pot or bag.Keep your potatoes well watered as they grow - dry conditions will result in a considerably reduced crop.SpecificationsCategory: Grow Your Own – Veg & HerbsIdeal For: Pots/Grow Your Own Veg Fruit: AutumnPosition: Full SunHeight/Spread: 50cm x 50cmHardiness: Not HardySupplied as: 18 tubers, 6 each of ‘Charlotte’, ‘Swift’ and ‘Desiree’ with 3 x 25L heavy duty pots and a 1kg pack of Organic Potato Fertiliser.Contents18 x Tubers is 3 Varieties3 x Pots1kg Fertiliser
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