Kennebec is a late-season Maine potato variety from 1941 with high yields of large round to oblong tubers and firm, starchy white flesh.
Sow depth is tuber covered with soil, spaced 6 inches apart in rows 3 feet apart, then hill soil over vines as they grow. Sprouts after planting in spring soil. Ships live for spring planting from mid-March through end of April. A 2-pound bag plants about an 8-10 foot row.
Features
Maine certified seed
Great for baking and mashing
Superior frying type
High-yielding plants
Season: Late season
Spacing: 6 inches apart, rows 3 feet apart
Bag size: 2 pounds
Coverage: About 8-10 foot row, 12 sq. feet or 10 hills
Maturity: 110-120 days
Ship season: Live tubers ship mid-March through end of April
Planting depth: Cover tuber with soil, hill as vines grow
Shipping limits: Cannot ship to HI, ID, APO, PR, Canada and other foreign countries
