2026 Seed Potato Varieties
*All our varieties are certified disease-free and specifically selected for the Interior Alaskan growing season.
Cal White
Early and high-yielding white potato known for exceptionally large tuber sizes.
Large Early
Soraya
High-yielding, oblong, yellow potato with great drought resistance and tolerance of poor soils.
Yukon Gold Replacement Look-Alike
German Butterball
Oblong, yellow potato. Prized for its exceptionally buttery texture and rich flavor.
Popular Gourmet Variety
Dark Red Norland
Early-maturing variety with white flesh and striking bright red skin. Excellent for short growing zones.
Early Red
Chieftain
Versatile mid-season variety with smooth red skin and white flesh. Bred in Iowa
Adaptable to
Varying Conditions
Purple Viking
Purple-skinned variety with thin purple swirls throughout it's white flesh. Bred in North Dakota.
All Purpose Purple
Gold Rush
Typical russet, generally known for high yields and good storage. Bred in North Dakota.
Good in Storage
High Lat Russet
Regular russet, stores well and may yield greater that other russets. Bred in Idaho.
Good in Storage
White Alaska Red
Unique regional variety bred in Alaska. It features white flesh with red eyes.
Alaskan Bred, Specialty
Sieglinde
High yielding German potato, making large, yellow, fingerlings
Large Fingerling
Nicola
Oblong yellow German potato, noted to have a lower glycemic index than most other potatoes.
Oblong Yellow
Bushes Peanut
Yellow fingerling with an almost nutty flavor profile.
Alaskan Bred, Specialty
Magic Myrna
Exotic red and yellow skinned fingerling with orange flesh. Similar to a sweet potato.
Alaskan Bred, Specialty
Magic Molly
Exotic, oblong, potato with deep purple skin and flesh. Can reach exceptional sizes.
Alaskan Bred, Specialty