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Yukon Gold Potato

Description

Buttery taste, creamy texture, and golden-hued skin
Medium-to-large potatoes hold their shape when cooked making them perfect for baking, boiling, soups and frying
Has excellent storage, so you can enjoy them for months

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Blooms in Mid Summer (July - August)
Height 60-75 cm (24-30 in)
Planting Depth 8 cm (3 in)
Hardiness Zone Hardiness Zone (3-7)-Hardiness Zone (3-7)
Light Requirements Sun
Bulb size 30 - 80 mm
Spacing 20-30 cm (8-12 in)
Origin Canada
Watering Moderate
Usage Container Garden, Culinary Garden, Garden Bed
Plant Characteristics Edible, Outdoor
Winterization Yes
Plant Life Cycle Perennial

About Yukon Gold Potato

Yukon Gold is renowned for its outstanding flavour and dense, buttery texture making it an ideal choice for baking, boiling, soups and frying. These potatoes typically have a medium to large size and an oval to oblong shape. Their thin, smooth skin is a pale yellow to golden-brown colour, perfectly complementing its vibrant yellow flesh. Notably, Yukon Gold is sprout-resistant and has excellent storage, so you can enjoy them for months.

Fun fact: Developed in the 1960s by Canadian agricultural researchers at the University of Guelph in Ontario, Canada, the Yukon Gold was born from a desire to combine the best qualities of waxy and starchy potatoes. This innovative breakthrough has solidified Yukon Gold's status as a culinary gem in the potato world.

How to Grow Potatoes

Planting Potatoes

You can start planting your seed potatoes 2 weeks after the last spring frost.
Choose a planting spot in full sun and well-drained, loose soil.
Be sure to spade or loosen the soil extremely well. Potatoes will not grow in hard or compact soil.
Place the tubers with the sprouts facing up in shallow trenches 15 cm (6 in) wide, space them 20 to 30 cm (8 to 12 in) apart, and cover with 8 cm (3 in) of soil.
Water thoroughly after planting

Growing Potatoes

Potatoes need consistent moisture, so water regularly when tubers start to form.
As soon as the shoots appear, earth up each plant by covering it with a ridge of soil so that the shoots are just buried.
You need to do this at regular intervals and by the end of the season each plant will have a small mound around it about 15 cm (6 in) high.

Potatoes Care

You can harvest potatoes in stages - “young” or “early” potatoes should be ready about 10 weeks after planting (when the flowers appear). Take a few without pulling up the stems, and leave others to continue growing into full-sized potatoes.
For storage of full-sized potatoes, wait until the foliage turns yellow, then cut and remove. Leave for 10 days before harvesting the tubers.
After harvesting, leave the tubers on the soil surface for a few hours to dry.
Once dry store them in a dark, cool but frost free place.

Winterizing Potatoes

Les pommes de terre de semence peuvent être plantées deux semaines après le dernier gel printanier.
Choisir un emplacement en plein soleil au sol meuble et bien drainé.
Penser à très bien labourer ou ameublir la terre avant la plantation, car les pommes de terre ne poussent pas si le sol est dur ou compact.
Placer les tubercules espacés de 20 à 30 cm, les pousses vers le haut, dans des tranchées peu profondes de 15 cm de largeur, puis les couvrir de 8 cm de terre.
Arroser abondamment après la plantation.

Canada

We're all about bringing the freshest and most flavourful garden goodies straight to your plate, and guess where we source our culinary gems? Right here in Canada! Our roots are firmly planted in the local soil, where crisp air and fertile land collaborate. By sourcing domestically, we're not just supporting local farmers – we're bringing you varieties that are suited to thrive in Canada’s climate. So, why settle for anything less? Join us in celebrating the farm-to-table journey and let's make your meals proudly Canadian.

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joel

Asked 5 months ago

hello, what is the grow time for your Yukon gold potatoes? I've planted some in early May and they are turning yellow now, so I'm thinking its getting close to harvest. thanks

Yukon Gold potatoes usually take about 70 to 90 days from planting to harvest. The exact timing can vary depending on growing conditions, such as soil quality, weather, and care. For the best results, aim to harvest them when the plants start to die back, and the skins have set. This is typically when the tubers are firm and have developed their characteristic golden skin and creamy texture.

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