Potato Sarpo Axona (Late Maincrop Seed Potato)

SKU: 49291

Solanum tuberosum

1kg (approx 8-14 tubers)

From 7th January 2026.

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A sister to the hugely successful Sarpo Mira (introduced in 2005), Axona has attractive pink skin and creamy white flesh and is known for its outstanding blight resistance. As it grows, the tubers fill out to produce heavy yields of large, regular shaped tubers which are really tasty – suitable for all culinary uses, but really good for ‘jackets’. Potatoes are one of the most rewarding vegetables to grow. There's the nurturing process of chitting, planting and earthing-up, the anticipation of a good harvest as you dig through the soil and, of course, the unbeatable taste of fresh, home-grown, potatoes. All potatoes (except for maincrops) will benefit from chitting prior to planting out. The chitting process encourages the seed to sprout, which then when planted, helps them to establish more readily, leading to bigger crops. Simply place them, blunt end up, in an old egg box until the shoots are approximately 1 to ½cm (½ to 1in). Potatoes are delivered in 1kg bags, each pack containing approx. 8-14 tubers.
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Craig P. (England, United Kingdom)
Hopefully a good yield.

Bought these along with late main crop cara. I've already got early crop and main crop on the go so I've planted these in some left over barrels i had on my allotment and they are starting to show after a couple of weeks. Fingers firca good harvest.

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