This variety of potato came from Fedco. ‘blue skin, yellow flesh Also known as Peter Wilcox and, although named for Peter C. Wilcox, a professor in the Spiritual and Pastoral Care Program at Loyola College, these yields are ungodly. Round sapphire beads with stunning gold flesh proclaim large amounts of tubers with a sinfully flashy appearance. Lavender flowers, tubers set high in the hill.‘-Fedco
Grown on Woodlot Farm in Robbinston, ME.
These are inspected after harvesting, but are unwashed, so rinsing is recommended. Pesticides (organic or not) are never used on the farm.
