Once you've tasted your first harvest of baby red-skinned potatoes, beautiful blues or flavorful fingerlings, you may never be satisfied with a bag of generic white potatoes again. See which of these varieties may be right for your garden.
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'Irish Cobbler'. Cultivated for more than a century, this variety is still enjoyed by home gardeners who want an early harvest of a good multipurpose potato. 'Irish Cobbler' has fairly deep eyes, which can make peeling a bit of a chore, so some gardeners prefer 'Kennebec', which is a bit later but has larger tubers and shallower eyes.
'Irish Cobbler' produces rounded, medium-sized tubers on medium-sized, upright to spreading plants with white-tipped, pale purple flowers.
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