Susan Harris | 29 Nov 2011

Flavour is the main thing for me so you can stick the pink fir apples, charlotte and the like. The only other potato that comes close is one that's marketed as Cornish which is not the variety name. The taste is so buttery you don't really need butter, but of course I do. Thank you Marshalls for selling such a good first early. Boiled is best.

Neil Gayton | 31 Oct 2011

Have grown these for 3 years. Produces early crops but also can be left to produce baking potatoes. Unaffected by blight when others perished. Tastes brilliant

Edward Baker | 20 Aug 2011

This is the first year I have grown "Accent" and they did not disappoint. Beautiful flavor, heavy cropper and the taste did not vary between large and small potatoes. I shall recommend to all my gardening friends.

Diane Paul | 11 Feb 2011

I grew these for the first time last year had a really good crop, I only dig one plant up as I need them and straight to the cooking pot. excellent.

Agric Hadron | 17 Jan 2011

More versatile than its waxiness suggests, you can enjoy Accent mashed, fried and roasted too. It's about my favourite general purpose first early and its flavour is surprisingly good, yields are high for a first early. I prefer it marginally over its brother, Accord. It has one weakness: though it's moderately immune to foliar blight it is more susceptable than Accord to tuber blight - so dehaulm... [more] (cut the foliage off) if you get blight.

Roy Howitt | 16 Nov 2010

"Cooking: Best when boiled" Actually they make excellent chips too. A truly remarkable potato.

Catherine Flitter | 22 Jul 2010

First year I've had real sucess with First Earlies and I wasn't too good about getting them into the ground after chitting either as the weather was soooo bad! A very heavy crop of really tasty new potatoes. Highly recommended!

Neil Gayton | 27 May 2010

Harvested Mid May........ best tasting new potato I have grown....... no fuss........ even the late frosts didn't trouble them! HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!

Neil Gayton | 16 Mar 2010

New Update: Have these in containers in the conservatory. Left to chit for 3 weeks before planting and now have emerged after 1 week under cover. Looking forward to an early May crop????

Neil Gayton | 18 Feb 2010

Grew in containers on the patio in 2009........ very heavy cropper, so much so that I still have some stored currently! Lovely taste, even now after 9 months in storage.

kathryn Jennings | 15 Dec 2009

Im taking over the garden from my dad, and he used to grow these all the time, now its my turn to try, Will let you know how easy they were to grow.

Rhys Long | 23 Oct 2009

These potatoes are the best first earlies i have ever grown years! They taste delicious and are very easy to grow! I will hopefully have a bumper crop from them soon!

Beverley Brown | 20 Aug 2009

Excellent results achieved planting in March in raised beds. Heavy crop of disease free potatoes. Recommended

Patricia Collier | 12 Aug 2009

I grew these in raised beds and i have never grown any veg before. I had a heavy crop disease free and excellent taste!

Chris Hines | 3 Jul 2009

Excellent tasting first early. Quite a heavy crop and very easy to grow. This was my first attempt at growing potatoes and the results were great, and of course very tasty!