Daisy Gold is a Burpee exclusive and a super all-purpose potato—great boiled, baked or mashed. The plant is vigorous and virus resistant. One package (10 mini-tubers) will plant a 40-50' row and yields 50-80 lb. of potatoes. Mini-tubers have 3-5 eyes each. Crop ripens midseason. Complete instructions are included.
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Potato, Daisy Gold
A very large potato, wonderfully rich yellow inside, with a flaky, moist texture.Product Details
Sun: Full Sun
Sowing Method: Direct Sow
Days to Maturity: 80 days
Height: 18-24 inches
Spread: 8 inches
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Growing Info
How to Sow
For good tuber development, plant potatoes in deep, loose, well-drained soil that is free of stones. They also need full sun for the tops of the plants to grow well. Plant tubers as soon as you receive them, after danger of heavy frost in spring in the North, and in fall through February in the South. Either plant the tubers whole, or cut them into pieces with 2 or 3 "eyes" each and spread them out in a well-ventilated place to dry for 24 hours before planting. Plant them with the eyes up, 2-3" deep and 10-12" apart in rows 2’ apart. The tops of the developing tubers should not be exposed to sunlight, or they will turn green. (Green patches on potato tubers are poisonous and should be discarded.)
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