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Red La Soda Seed Potatoes (Pontiac)

4 review(s)

#75102

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$13.17

Was: $21.95

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5 lbs per package

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Bulb Size

Not applicable

Soil Requirements

Well Drained Soil

Hardiness Zones

3 to 9

Light Requirements

Full Sun

Plant Spacing

15-18"

Planting Depth

3-4"

Bloom Time

Late Summer

Suitable Zones

3 to 10

Planting Time

Spring Planting

Description

The Red La Soda Potatoes are an improvement on the Pontiac variety. The La Soda is a red potato that matures late season, usually in 110-120 days. This potato stores very well, has fair boiling properties, and makes an EXCELLENT baking potato! This 5 lb. bag of seed potatoes will yield approximately 50-75 lbs. of usable potatoes.

For more information on gardening and cooking with potatoes visit our blog:

http://www.bulbblog.com/gardening-with-potatoes-101-guest-blog/

Reviews (4)

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jeffr72

Red Potato Planting

6/4/2021

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Purchased the La Sada Red Potatoes and planted a dozen pieces. In a few weeks they all broke ground and are about a foot tall.

Would purchase from Holland Bulb Farms again.

jeffr72

Barbara Granger

5/20/2021

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Quality product

Lenny

Red La Soda

4/15/2021

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Most were firm
Great customer service
Looked healthy
Good skin
Great price
Great quantity

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1 or 2 a bit soft

The majority looked health and firm. We also shared these with our neighbor and he possibly shared some with friends. Just waiting to see them grow, and waiting to see what the harvest looks like.

Hope

Best seed potatoes ever

11/8/2020

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These seed potatoes were absolutely beautiful. They produced beautiful plants with very nice clusters of potatoes. We are eating some now in veggie soup here in November. They were so good I came to order for spring planting!