Elba Potatoes, 1 Lb.
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- It's easy and fun to grow potatoes!
- Enjoy unusual, delicious varieties not typically sold in supermarkets
- Our seed potatoes are grown organically in Maine
Potatoes harvested fresh from the home garden are head and shoulders above most store-bought potatoes. Elba potatoes are a drought- and disease-resistant variety with firm, flavorful white flesh.
- Grow delicious potatoes in your home garden
- One lb. bag of organic seed potatoes
- Shipping by growing zone begins in mid-March and continues into June
- Not sure of your zone? Our Zone Finder can help.
- Ideal for growing in our Potato Bag or Grow Bed, sold separately.
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- Sorry, no shipments to PR or VI
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- Attractive (3)
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Comments about Elba Potatoes, 1 Lb.:
I bought both the potato bags and the elba seeds. I had such a great harvest for an urban gardener. I was very impressed. It yielded about 7lbs of potatoes. I still have one more batch to harvest!!
Jill
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- Did not sprout
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Comments about Elba Potatoes, 1 Lb.:
[...] They are doing fine but the Elba's have not sprouted at all.
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Comments about Elba Potatoes, 1 Lb.:
too early to know how the potatoes will turn out. They were in great shape and all had eyes that were ready to grow.
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Comments about Elba Potatoes, 1 Lb.:
the potatoes were planted a couple days after they arrived, and within a week they are through the dirt and growing strong...can't wait to harvest.
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- Untimely
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Comments about Elba Potatoes, 1 Lb.:
These seed potatoes are great-- healthy and hearty so far (but harvest is still a month away). I'm growing them in the potato grow bags and they're doing wonderfully. One drawback for me is that they were mailed on a Maine farmer's schedule, which I certainly can't fault them for, but our planting seasons here in Florida are a bit different. That'll teach me not to buy locally next time. March is the end of my spring planting window but these didn't arrive until mid-April, so not great timing.
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- Didn't get a huge crop
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Comments about Elba Potatoes, 1 Lb.:
Wish I got a bigger yeild, but maybe it was just this summer that was bad for gardens.
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Comments about Elba Potatoes, 1 Lb.:
Took 5 pieces of the seed potatoes and planted them in my Potato Bin. Wow! They are growing really fast. Planted the remainder of my seed potatoes in my raised-bed garden (same identical soil as in Potato Bin) and they are doing very well, just not as robustly. Apparently, the shallower (warmer) soil in the Potato Bin accelerates growth substantially. I expect to get a large harvest from both, based on how they are growing. Instructions were very easy to follow, seed potatoes were healthy on delivery, and I plan to order this and other products from Gardener's Supply again, and again.
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- Healthy
- Sprouted
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- Small In Size
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Comments about Elba Potatoes, 1 Lb.:
I have used seed potatoes in the past and always had to cut them-leaving a few eyes on each. The 1 lb. bag of potatoes that I received contained had 5 smallish potatoes with only one or two eyes each. Not what I expected - but we will see how they grow.[...]
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Comments about Elba Potatoes, 1 Lb.:
I've planted potatoes before in containers and simply used sprouted potatoes I had in the kitchen. This is my first attempt using purchased "seed" potatoes. [...] also a couple of sprouts which I'm told to expose to sunlight to "green up" before planting. Still early in season, will be planting them this week. Update at end of season.
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- Lightweight
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- Difficult To Store
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Comments about Elba Potatoes, 1 Lb.:
Wow! What a great product to start for our 1st plant at school!
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