Name that spud...

[Penellype]

i plant mine in 30 litre buckets and attach a label to the handle using a cable tie. It works great except that the "permanent" marker pens tend to be anything but permanent and the ink washes off in the rain. I therefore also make a note of what I put in which bucket, and the buckets have numbers painted on them.

[bikermike]

Name that spud...

As previously noted, my notes are lost.
I planted pink fir, charlotte (already lifted), sharpe express, desiree. Each in seperate beds (probably)

The charlottes were the first to die back, the ones picked today were the second. But they don't look like sharpes to me.

Also, they may be a mix, some behaved differently as they cooked.

What do the panel think?

[veggiechicken]

I've merged this with your other "Potato guessing" thread.
The recommended AHDB website might help you.

[Jungle Jane]

My Desiree are pink,pink fir apple are elongated shapes,they look like sharpes express & Charlotte,charlotte are the really unblemished clean ones,store better than sharpes express as they’re a second early.

[bikermike]

Gosh! I thought the pics hadn't uploaded, so i thought the post had failed.
Tvm for linking.
Anyway, they aren't charlottes.. I'm sure they aren't pink fir (mentioned only for completeness).
I'll look at the site, but that sort of site tends to perfection, not the dubious things we actually get...