Botanical name

Solanum tuberosum

Common name

White Star Potato

Description

An improved variety selected for its ability to produce high yields of large tubers under Winter and Spring growing conditions. They have versatile culinary quality, cream-coloured smooth skin and and great taste.

How To Grow

Potatoes grow in a wide range of soils, the ideal being sandy with a high humus content. They require nitrogen so add manure and garden compost to the soil before planting. New shoots will appear in 2-3 weeks and require mounding to encourage formation of the new tubers and to ensure they are not exposed to the sun. Lift potatoes when vines begin to die. Leave freshly dug tubers in the sun for a day to prevent bruising, then store in dark and cool conditions

Plant

10cm deep 30cm apart in full sun.

When To Plant

Autumn to Spring.

Harvest

16-18 weeks

Size 

500g Packet

Uses

Boil, Mash, Fried and Roasted

Important Note – NOT AVAILABLE TO TAS / WA DUE TO QUARANTINE RESTRICTIONS

Botanical name

Solanum tuberosum

Common name

White Star Potato

Description

An improved variety selected for its ability to produce high yields of large tubers under Winter and Spring growing conditions. They have versatile culinary quality, cream-coloured smooth skin and and great taste.

How To Grow

Potatoes grow in a wide range of soils, the ideal being sandy with a high humus content. They require nitrogen so add manure and garden compost to the soil before planting. New shoots will appear in 2-3 weeks and require mounding to encourage formation of the new tubers and to ensure they are not exposed to the sun. Lift potatoes when vines begin to die. Leave freshly dug tubers in the sun for a day to prevent bruising, then store in dark and cool conditions

Plant

10cm deep 30cm apart in full sun.

When To Plant

Autumn to Spring.

Harvest

16-18 weeks

Size 

500g Packet

Uses

Boil, Mash, Fried and Roasted

Important Note – NOT AVAILABLE TO TAS / WA DUE TO QUARANTINE RESTRICTIONS