Picasso seed potatoes produce tubers which are round-to-oval in shape, with smooth white skins and pink eyes. Picasso is now a popular variety for allotment growers due to its high potato disease resistance.
With Cara as one of its parents, Picasso has a great range of uses in the kitchen. A huge yielder and good storing variety.
Maincrop seed potatoes mature in 125-140 days and, if planted in late April, can be harvested by mid August.