Ozette PotatoMid season 8090 days. Ozette is an old favorite owned by the Makah Tribe of Washington State. This fingerling potato grows on medium sized vines that can yield up to 30 tubers per hill, each with buff colored skin, deep eyes, and off white flesh. A productive and flavorful variety, it has a nutty, earthy flavor and firm, creamy texture, making it delicious in a wide range of dishes. Potatoes begin shipping in March and shipping continues until we are

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