]> 2026-04-05T10:01:48-07:00 Depp's Pink Firefly 0 USA Late season. Indet., potato leafplants produce very large pink beefsteaks, round, meaty, most fruits have smooth shoulders, but some can have slightly ribbed shoulders. 12-18 oz. Excellent rich flavor, more sweet than acidic, especially later in the season. (''limited, 15 seeds / packet'') pink beefsteak large slicer indet. * A family heirloom from Kentucky, named after Emily Depp Coy, whose family grew the variety for nearly a century in the Glasgow, Kentucky area. Dates back to the 1890s. potato late 1. Neil Gillard of Holland Landing, Ontario, Canada (ONT GI N) 07 / KY MA J 05 : 2. Gary Millwood, Kentucky 07 : 3. Patty Brown, Ohio 07 open-pollinated family heirloom 2013 2013-12-26T03:42:46Z 2456652.6546991 Depp's Pink Firefly Depp's Pink Firefly#001# Oblong, Illinois Depp's Pink Firefly 85 days, indet., potato leaf plant with good yield of 12-18 oz pink beefsteak fruit, very good flavor. [[Terroir Seeds]] 04 Depp's Pink Firefly#002# Sonora, Kentucky Depp's Pink Firefly This one I highly recommend. Beautiful deep pink color with pale specks that may remind you of fireflies. Around 1 lb each, flat top globes, slightly ruffled. Potato leaf plants. Creamy sweet flavor, with a smooth taste of acid too. Neil Lockhart of Oblong, Illinois (IL LO N) / [[Terroir Seeds]] 04 2007 Depp's Pink Firefly#003# Pasadena, Texas Depp's Pink Firefly 80 days, indet., potato leaf, excellent yield of melt-in-your-mouth, creamy, sweet tasting pink beefsteak, a favorite. Robert Fromm, Royal Oak, Michigan 06