Not everyone has a large garden, an allotment, a vegetable plot to grow vegetables.
That doesn’t mean you can’t still grow a few home-grown, fresh vegetables when you want them. If you have room for a pot, grow bag, or even a window box.of any size then there is nothing to stop you from having a go at growing your own.
We have been growing Kestrel potato for several year now and it is a must in our allotment. It has excellent taste and produces smooth and uniform tubers that are quite large in size. Kestrel has excellent slug resistance.
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High flier
Monday, 28 December 2015 | Mike
Have grown Kestrel for 3 years now and have been very happy with yield and taste. I recommend the variety.
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Kestrel
Sunday, 27 December 2015 | Ann
Grown on the allotment in heavy clay soil infested with slugs & snails & subject to other plot's blighted potato crops....they still never fail to give good yields of excellent size & quality! Won first prize in local show 2 years running. Highly recommend.
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Kestrel
Thursday, 7 February 2013 | Michael
Excellent all round but especially good chipper. Leave the skins on for great chips.
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Kestrel Potatoes
Monday, 21 January 2013 | Vincent
I have been growing this variety for 4 or 5 years, since it was recommended to me by the RHS, as a 2nd early/maincrop type. It has been consistent in terms of flavour and cropping and I would not be without it, although I do try other varieties as well.
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If you only grow one potato grow this variety
Thursday, 3 January 2013 | MR
Best potato I have grown - good crop, good flavour, not eaten by slugs and can be used for every way of cooking. It makes good roast potatoes in my experience. This variety and Charlotte are the potatoes to grow!
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Kestrel Potatoes
Sunday, 11 November 2012 | Nick
Absolutely outstanding crop with uniform tuber size and good flavour. So popular I was unable to get any last year.
