List of fertile potato varieties

[nathanp]

This is my current, and assuredly incomplete list of fertile potato varieties, or those that will frequently produce berries.  This is separated into continents where they are or have been grown.  Feel free to add to this list. If you are looking to grow potatoes that produce their own berries, locating a seed tuber source for some of those on this list would be a good starting point.

North America (USA and/or CANADA)

ALL BLUE /  CONGO

ATLANTIC

BORA VALLEY

BOULDER / PI 656384

CARIBE

CHIEFTAIN

DESIREE

GERMAN BUTTERBALL

HUCKLEBERRY GOLD

KATAHDIN

KING HARRY

LA RATTE

MARIS PIPER

PURPLE MAJESTY

RED GOLD

YUKON GOLD


Europe (EU)

ATLANTIC

BLUE BELLE

BOXER

CARA

CHIEFTAIN

CLAUSTAR

COMLE (1964)

CONGO / ALL BLUE

DESIREE 

DR MCINTOSH

GRANOLA

INCA BELLE

INCA SUN

HIGHLAND BURGUNDY RED

HINDENBURG

KAMERAZ

KELTIA

KERPONDY

LA RATTE

LEKSANDS VIT

MARIS BARD

MARIS PIPER

MARABELLE

MARFONA

MAYAN GOLD

MIRAKEL

MORENE

NEMES ROZSA

ORION (1947)

PENTLAND DELL

PURPLE MAJESTY

RECORD

REVELINO

ROOSTER

SALAD BLUE

SATURNA

STINA

TONE

VALOR

VESTAR


South America

CHAPOSA (Bolivia)

FRIPAPA (Ecuador)

PERRICHOLI / KABALE (Bolivia, Burundi, Uganda, Vietnam,  Ethiopia,  Guatemala y Peru)


Africa

MURUTA (Burundi)

PERRICHOLI / KABALE (Bolivia, Burundi, Uganda, Vietnam,  Ethiopia,  Guatemala y Peru)

ENFULA ( ?)

ABADAMU - (Ethiopia)


Asia
GRANOLA

IGOROTA / PO3

PERRICHOLI / KABALE (Bolivia, Burundi, Uganda, Vietnam,  Ethiopia,  Guatemala y Peru)

[Ferdzy]

PINK FIR APPLE - does not produce berries for me every year, but regularly enough, here in Ontario.

[nathanp]

PINK FIR APPLE - does not produce berries for me every year, but regularly enough, here in Ontario.

Pink Fir Apple is either male sterile or at best, only weakly fertile.  It may set berries reliably for you, but it is most likely being cross pollinated from another potato, if so. 

[Ferdzy]

I would hope so! (That it's being fertilized by something else, I mean.) But good to know.

[nathanp]

Pink Fir Apple is notoriously difficult to get berries to set on it. 

Rebsie has done so but says:

These include Pink Fir Apple (syn. Rose Finn Apple) which not only has male sterility issues, it often can't be bothered to set a berry even when it's given fertile pollen.

https://daughterofthesoil.blogspot.com/search?q=fir

[John Green]

The Norlands (Norland, Red Norland, Dark Red Norland) can also be listed as all varieties produce berries, though the amounts of berries depends on the breed

[bill]

Based on the progeny and the fact that I got berries on isolated plants, I do believe that Pink Fir Apple is self-fertile.  It does have a very poor berry set for me though.