Duke of York

A traditional first early potato introduced in 1891. It is known for its smooth pale skin, cream-coloured flesh, and buttery, delicate flavour.

It produces oval-shaped tubers with a light, slightly floury texture, ideal for boiling, steaming, or mashing.

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Duke of York Seed Potatoes are a classic first early variety, introduced in 1891 and still highly valued today for their excellent flavour, smooth skin, and reliable performance. This traditional white-skinned variety is a staple for home gardeners and allotment growers who want an early, tasty crop with heritage appeal.

Unlike the red-skinned Red Duke of York, the original Duke of York produces pale yellow, oval-shaped tubers with cream-coloured flesh and a slightly floury texture when cooked. Their flavour is subtle and buttery, making them perfect for early summer meals straight from the garden.

  • Ready to harvest in 10–12 weeks

  • Originally bred in 1891; a trusted garden staple

  • Pale, Smooth Skin with Creamy Flesh

  • Delicate, Buttery Flavour

  • Light, Slightly Floury Texture – Ideal for gentle boiling and mashing

  • Good Early Cropper – Fast to establish and consistent yields

  • Performs Well in Containers and Beds – Great for limited spaces

Best for:-

Boiling, Salads, Roasting & Chipping