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	SALLBLUE - Certified All Blue Seed
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Product Rating:  5 Stars 2007-12-26 12:49:36

So Good In southern tier, upstate NY, I get lots of medium-size beautiful, nicely shaped, longish pure-purple potatoes from this seed every year - keeps very well & has a wonderful "potato" flavor!

- Audrey Vanier, Endicott, NY United States

Product Rating:  5 Stars 2008-12-26 15:45:32

Blues are truly great! I purchased my All Blues for the first time from Wood Prairie Farm last season. These blues were far bigger and bluer than the others I have had in other years. They keep exceptionally well and taste wonderful. I make sure I have a row every year of these and the Cranberry Reds.

- Kate, MN United States

Product Rating:  5 Stars 2009-08-20 23:14:22

all blue Got a crop in even with this years bacterial problems from the wet, cool summer.

- jean Arthur, Geneva on the Lake, OH United States

Product Rating:  5 Stars 2011-08-06 08:55:31

Prolific Producer Our order arrived with many, many eyes which allowed us to plant much more hills from our 2.5 pound bag than we originally had planned. The All Blue produced the most potatoes from one plant of the 15 varieties that we tried from Wood Prairie Farm. The size of the potatoes averaged between the size of a golf ball and a billiard ball though, but that may be due to our heat down in Virginia, or it may need more composted manure than we thought (we received constant rain this year in our part of Virginia). We will add more composted manure to these hills next year to see if it increases the pound/plant yield. It is hard to believe that there can be so much difference in the taste of potatoes, but what everyone says about the flavor of the All Blue is true. The All Blue is my 10-year old aspiring Chef's favorite because of the color and the taste of the skin and meat. Of the 15 varieties we planted, the All Blue was one of the Colorado Potato Bug's favorite. Definitely worth trying in your garden or field and we will be planting All Blue again next year.

- Tracy Porter, West Point, VA United States