Potato summer ‘Nicola’ are perfect for producing delicious new potatoes in autumn all the way through to Christmas. A popular variety that produces good yields of uniform, oval tubers with smooth , white skins and shallow eyes. With waxy yellow flesh makes this variety ideal for boiling and eating hot and cold as a salad potato. This Varity has a good resistance to eel worm and potato scab. This also has a good storage potential. Height and spread: 60cm (24”).These tubers are held back by growers under cold conditions until late summer so that you can plant them later in the season. They need to be kept frost free, so they make excellent crops for growing in bags in the greenhouse or in sheltered veggie plots.Second cropping potatoes do not require 'chitting' and should be planted as soon as they are received. When planting late potatoes in bags, fill an 8 litre potato bag to just below the top of the bag with good quality compost mixed with some well rotted manure. Care