Second Early Seed Potatoes

Second Early Seed Potatoes

Enjoy a bountiful main season potato harvest with Fothergill’s high-quality second early seed potatoes. These popular seed potato varieties are known for their firm texture, great taste and versatility in the kitchen, making them a favourite of both gardeners and cooks. By planting tubers from March through to May, you can look forward to harvesting from July – or even earlier if you prefer to enjoy them as new potatoes.

Explore our fantastic selection of second early seed potatoes below, perfect for your midsummer dishes and recipes. From classic heavy-yielding Maris Peers to blight resistant potato Sarpo seeds, there’s something for every home gardener.

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Customer Favourites Seed Potato Collection
Potato Fertiliser 1.5kg

Sale price £14.99
Potato Wilja (Second Early Seed Potatoes)
Potato Sarpo Una (Second Early Seed Potato)
1kg (approx 8-14 tubers) Potato Acoustic (Second Early Seed Potato)

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Kitchen Classics Seed Potato CollectionPotato Red Duke of York AGM (First Early Seed Potato)
Garden Friendly Seed Potato Collection
Blight Resistant Sarpo Potato CollectionPotato Sarpo Mira (Maincrop Seed Potato)
Back This Season
Potato International Kidney (Second Early Seed Potato)
Patio Charlotte Potato KitSecond Cropping Potato Collection

Sale price £20.95
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Why Grow Second Early Seed Potatoes?

The incredible flavours and textures of home-grown potatoes are like nothing you could buy at the shops. Growing second early seed potatoes is easy, whether you have a few pots on your patio or a large vegetable garden.

Plant your second earlies in the spring and they’ll be ready to unearth from early July. You can harvest them a little earlier for tender new potatoes, or leave them in the ground a bit longer to achieve a larger size for roasting.

Our selection of second early seed potatoes includes all of the most popular second early seed varieties: International Kidney, Charlotte, Maris Peer and many more. The Kestrel is a great choice if you’re looking for something easy to grow and resistant to pests. Choose your favourites or experiment with a few different varieties and add some interest to your home-cooked meals.