Wood Prairie Family Farm

49 Kinney Road, 04735, Bridgewater, United States
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3.70
Based on 20 Reviews

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About Wood Prairie Family Farm

Certified Organic family farm in Northern Maine specializing in production and direct-marketing of organic Certified Maine Seed Potatoes, vegetable seed. cover crop seed and more.

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David
GB

Wood Prairie Farm always delivers… Wood Prairie Farm has always delivered high quality seed to me. I like the non-GMO seed potatoes in particular. I would recommend them for any gardener or farmer who wants high quality products.

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Jeanne Lookabill
GB

Very disappointed I cannot plant until May, them posted in early februrary. I kept in orginal bag in basement. I went to start getting ready for planting and they are dried out husks. The red potatoes I got elsewhere were soft and plump and are now temporarly planted with wonderful sprouts. Their "organic" potatoes are mushy, nasty things. I've emails and was told by Frank Allen not our problem. We have a small farm and booth at the Fredericksburg farmers market, we will definitely be passing out copies of his rude emails. People from all over the US comes to our little town.

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Lisa
GB

Great service and product Great service and product. Shipping prices are a little high

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Clara
GB

Great potatoes Great potatoes - order early, though, because you may not get the selections that you want otherwise. I've gotten squeezed out two years in a row for one of my favorite varieties. Order these potatoes if you are serious about growing potatoes with an amazing taste - but don't order if you aren't going to follow through because they are relatively pricey (not that I've shopped around...)

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Roberta
GB

great costumer service my experience with the costumer service was great. The red potatoe plants are coming up nicely, havent harvested yet. So far Im not happy with the blue potatoe plants. they are considerably smaller then the red and one of them got about 4" tall then died. The rest of the blue plants seemed to have stopped growing at about 4"-5". Just going to leave them alone and see what happens at harvest time. Thx

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