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Charlotte Seed Potatoes

Charlotte Seed Potatoes
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Fruit & Veg
Category
Potatoes

Charlotte is the classic salad potato against which others are judged. Matures as a latish first early, producing good numbers of medium sized oval tubers with a very fine flavour. Very waxy when young and perfect hot or cold.

Good blight and scab resistance. Charlotte is a Salad variety. Flesh Colour - Yellow. Uses - new, boil, steam, mash and saute.

Immediately upon arrival unpack your seed potatoes and keep them in trays in a light, airy, frost free place to sprout prior to planting in March/April. Planting - depth 10cm (4"); spacing in row - 30-40cm (12-16"); width between rows - 70-75cm (28-30"). Soil should be well-worked and rich in humus (farm-yard manure or garden compost).

Earth up two to three times as the top grows, to avoid green tubers. Feed with a balanced fertiliser and always keep your potatoes watered well during dry periods to ensure a good crop.

NB: Quantities are approximate and assume 10 tubers per kilogram.

Available from

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Gardening Direct£3.99
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10 tubers
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Amazon£1.70
£4.14 p&p
10 tubers
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Gardening Direct£5.99
free p&p
20 tubers
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Thompson & Morgan£2.49
£6.99 p&p
5 tubers
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Thompson & Morgan£2.99
£6.99 p&p
20 tubers
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Thompson & Morgan£3.99
£6.99 p&p
10 tubers
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Van Meuwen£6.99
£4.95 p&p
5 tubers
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Thompson & Morgan£5.49
£6.99 p&p
20 tubers (organic)
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Van Meuwen£9.96
£4.95 p&p
20 tubers
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Thompson & Morgan£7.99
£6.99 p&p
60 tubers
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