Mid-Late season, 110-135 days German Butterball is a truly wonderful potato: creamy, rich, dense, buttery and a little flaky with deep golden flesh. Known for holding together when cooked until tender, this is an all purpose-steaming, baking, frying, and mashing potato.  Medium size, oval, golden, netted yellow skin with shallow eyes. Plants have high tuber set and exhibit disease resistance. A vigorous, upright grower that is known for being relatively easy to grow. Excellent heat tolerance. Good storage. Introduced by David Ronniger, Ronniger Potato Farm, Moyie Springs, ID in 1988 Disease Resistance: Scab Package: 8 Seed Potatoes  Only available in the contiguous USA. Can not ship to Canada, Alaska, US Territories or Idaho. ...

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Mid-Season, 80 - 100 days These potatoes have dark purple skin with creamy yellow-flesh. They are round to oval with a smooth moist flaky texture and buttery flavor. This tuber is high in anthocyanin-antioxidants and has a low glycemic index of 52. It was developed with diabetes in mind and is perfect for people minimizing carbohydrates or reducing sugars.  Medium storage time. Good heat tolerance. Eye depth medium. Yield medium. Round medium sized.  According to the Potato Variety Management Institute: " Unlike most commonly available potatoes, which fall into the medium-to-high glycemic index range, Huckleberry Gold demonstrated a glycemic index of 52, placing it in the low GI category. Foods classified as low GI (≤55) are digested and absorbed more slowly, resulting in a gradual rise in blood sugar levels. This makes Huckleberry Gold a valuable option for individuals managing blood sugar levels, including those with diabetes, prediabetes, or metabolic health concerns." Indeterminate 80-100 days to maturity 6-8 hours of full sun Sprouts in 7-14 days Seed Depth: 2" Plant Spacing: 12-18" Ideal Temperature: 60-70 F Frost Hardy: No Disease Resistance: Potato Cyst Nematode (H1) and Potato virus X Package: 8 Seed Potatoes  Only available in the contiguous USA. Can not ship to Canada, Alaska, US Territories or Idaho. ...

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Mid-Season, 85 - 100 days It is known as a high-yielding, resilient plant that performs well in both warm and cool climates. Maintains its deep purple hue well making it great for culinary effect. Bred for a  high level of anthocyanin antioxidants and high yield. A dense, slightly sweet, earthy texture. Intermediate type foliage structure, semi-upright growth habit. Tuber shape is oval with blue/purple color skin and flesh. Shallow tuber eyes resulting in smooth, attractive skin.  Originally developed in Colorado at the San Luis Valley Research Centre at Colorado State University  in 1994. A cross of 'All Blue' and ND2008-2 focusing on exceptionally deep purple color and high productivity. Disease Resistance: Fusarium wilt, Potato Virus Y, Leafroll. Package: 8 Seed Potatoes  Only available in the contiguous USA. Can not ship to Canada, Alaska, US Territories or Idaho. ...

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Late Season, 90-105 days Crescent shaped tubers with light yellow skin and flesh... which is how they likely got the name "banana. The light yellow skin is exceptionally smooth with shallow eyes, and so thin that it is rarely peeled. Flesh is soft, dense, and moist with a full-bodied, buttery, and nutty taste.  Renowned for holding their shape, they are ideal for roasting, steaming, and salads.  Productive with a high tuber set. Credited to be brought to North America by Russian sailors and traders in the 1800's via the ports of Alaska and the Pacific Northwest.  Average size 2-4 inches in length.  Easy to grow. Stores well. Heirloom.  New potatoes can be harvested when plants begin to flower, around 7-8 weeks after planting. Storage potatoes should be harvested no earlier than 2 weeks after plants have died back. Disease Resistance: Scab Package: 8 Seed Potatoes  Only available in the contiguous USA. Can not ship to Canada, Alaska, US Territories or Idaho. ...

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