Yukon Gold Seed Potatoes – Yellow Flesh

Grow a kitchen favorite from your own garden with Yukon Gold seed potatoes. Smooth, thin yellow skin surrounds golden-yellow flesh known for its rich, buttery flavor and dry texture. This early potato variety brings plenty of possibilities to the table, from fluffy mash to golden fries.

Imagine lifting fresh potatoes from the soil, then bringing their warm golden color to dinner. Bake them whole, boil them for a potato salad, or mash them into a comforting side dish.

A Golden Choice for Garden and Kitchen

• Golden-yellow flesh: Rich flavor with a buttery character.
• Smooth, thin yellow skin: The recognizable look of Yukon Gold.
• Versatile cooking: Suitable for baking, boiling, mashing, frying, and potato salads.
• Early harvest potential: Allow approximately 80–95 days to maturity, depending on conditions.
• Storage potential: Can keep well when harvested, cured, and stored appropriately.

Available Pack Sizes

These are seed potato tubers for planting, not botanical potato seeds. Choose from:

• 1 lb
• 3 lb
• 10 lb
• 25 lbs

Packs are sold by weight. Tuber sizes and quantities vary; a fixed number of potatoes per pack is not specified.

When and Where to Plant

Plant in early spring when the ground can be worked and local conditions are suitable. Choose a full-sun to partly sunny location. Soil should be evenly moist rather than wet or waterlogged; planting into soggy ground can lead to rotting before growth begins.

Preparing Seed Potatoes

• Small tubers: May be planted whole.
• Larger tubers: Use a sharp, clean knife to divide them into planting pieces about 1 1/2–2 inches across.
• Check for eyes: Each planting piece must contain at least one eye or bud.
• Allow cuts to heal: Prepare cut pieces a day or two before planting so the cut surfaces can dry and form a protective callus.

Follow any additional planting instructions supplied with your order and adjust timing to your local climate.

Planning Your Harvest

Allow roughly 80–95 days for the crop to mature, using plant development and local growing conditions as your guide rather than a guaranteed calendar date. Yukon Gold is a useful choice for home gardeners who want one potato variety for several favorite recipes.