This flavoursome variety is a well-known favourite for your Christmas meals, as they will crisp up perfectly and taste wonderful with gravy! With a late harvest of June to October these will store all through the colder months, if stored in cool dry conditions for your hearty winter dishes! You won’t need to worry about ‘Kind Edward’ growing, as they are simple to grow for all abilities and have a great resistance to slugs.Plant maincrop potatoes from March. Prior to planting, 'chit' the seed potatoes by setting them out in a cool, bright position (10C/ 50F) to allow them to sprout.When growing maincrop potatoes in the ground avoid planting in soil where potatoes have grown for two years in succession to reduce the risk of disease. Prepare the planting area in a sheltered position in full sun on moist well drained soil. Dig in plenty of well rotted manure. Plant potatoes in rows at a spacing of 45cm (18"). Rows should be set out 75cm (2', 6") apart. Place the seed potato