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Seed Potato 'Pentland Javelin' Tubers
Delicious home-grown potatoes in no time
Grows to
50 cm
50 cm
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Plant Care Information:
Perfect In Pots
Plant In Sunshine
Protect From Frost
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6 x Tubers
Item: 350014
£5.99
Grows to
50 cm
50 cm
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- Pack your deliceous crop of Pentland Javelin in just 12 weeks!
- Heavy yielding, Pentland Javelin will produce good sized tubers that taste magnificent.
- Oneof the best potatoes for growing in patio pots, bags and containers but will do equally well in your garden or allotment.
- Supplied as a pack of 6 tubers
Key Points
- Pack your deliceous crop of Pentland Javelin in just 12 weeks!
- Heavy yielding, Pentland Javelin will produce good sized tubers that taste magnificent.
- Oneof the best potatoes for growing in patio pots, bags and containers but will do equally well in your garden or allotment.
- Supplied as a pack of 6 tubers
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Product Information
Enjoy huge crops of tasty new potatoes with these remarkable 'Pentland Javelin' tubers.
Ready to pick in just 12 weeks from planting, you will enjoy the satisfaction of eating your own home-grown produce in no time at all!
In fact, potatoes actually taste so much better when freshly dug, washed, and eaten within hours of being in the ground.
A heavy yielder of good-sized tubers – the flavour of which is magnificent, one of the best potatoes for growing in patio pots, it’ll do equally well in your garden or allotment.
Supplied as six seed potato tubers.
What Is Supplied
Item 350014 supplied as:
6 x Tubers
Top Tips
Before planting out, we suggest 'chitting' by standing round end upwards in egg boxes, in cool, light room for 2-3 weeks, until small shoots emerge from the eyes.
Care Information
- Start with a little compost in the base of your container, about 15-17cm. Place the tubers onto the compost and half fill the pot. Keep some horticultural fleece handy, should cold nights threaten.
- 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.
- First and second earlies will grow quicker than maincrop potatoes which are in the pots for longer, so require more regular watering.
- In the ground, first earlies will take around 14 weeks to mature, second earlies around 16 weeks, but in warm containers you can knock a couple of weeks off that, particularly if you like to eat them small and tender.
- New potatoes are at their best eaten immediately, so pull out only what you want for one meal, leaving the rest to grow on.
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Grows to
50 cm
50 cm
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