First Early Seed Potatoes
Experience the joy of harvesting your own fresh, tasty new potatoes straight from the garden with Mr Fothergill’s high-quality first early seed potatoes. Plant chitted tubers from late March (earlier in warmer areas) for a bountiful harvest from June when the plants come into flower or drop their buds.
First early seed potatoes are perfect for growing your own much-loved traditional new potatoes at home. These compact early varieties, from Duke of York to Arron Pilot, are easy to grow for beginners and seasoned gardeners alike. The resulting home-grown seed potatoes will be small but delicious – perfect for boiling and serving warm with butter or cold in salads.
Save £5 when you buy 4 1kg packs of potatoes*
*Offer excludes kits and collections, and applies at checkout.
Why Grow First Early Seed Potatoes?
Maturing just after our extra early seed potatoes, first early seed potatoes are ideal for those who want to enjoy new potatoes at the start of summer. Varieties like Premiere, Duke of York, Foremost, and Pentland Javelin are some of the earliest potatoes in the year, maturing as little as 12 weeks after planting. They’re versatile, too, and can be grown in traditional garden beds or containers – perfect if you only have a small balcony or patio.
Growing your own first early is fun and rewarding for the whole family. It’s an excellent way to teach children about where their food comes from, and the care that goes into growing it. The anticipation of the first harvest, with its promise of fresh, tasty new potatoes, makes the effort worthwhile.
Order Your First Early Seed Potatoes Today
At Mr Fothergill's, we want gardening to be accessible and enjoyable for everyone. We take pride in offering the highest quality vegetable garden seeds and plants, along with expert tips and know-how to get you growing successfully.
All of our seed potatoes, from early seed potatoes to maincrop seed potatoes, are hand-selected and delivered straight to your door at the perfect time for planting. Order your first early seed potatoes now and start the kitchen garden of your dreams.
