Fresh Potatoes

A freshly dug potato from a colony garden has a density and a clean, earthy flavour that a grocery store potato sitting in a bag for two weeks simply does not have. The skin is tight. The flesh is firm. When you cook it, it holds its texture instead of falling apart or going watery.

That is what a genuinely fresh potato tastes and cooks like.

Summerland Colony grows potatoes in their colony garden near Carmangay in Vulcan County, Alberta. Established in 2021 as a daughter colony of Clear Lake Colony, Summerland is actively building out fresh produce operations to serve nearby towns and customers across Alberta. These potatoes come out of Alberta prairie soil, are available by the pound for regular kitchen use, and in 20 lb bags for households and buyers who want to stock up at the best value.

Two Sizes, Two Uses

Per lb
For everyday kitchen buyers. Pick up a pound or two alongside other Summerland produce and have colony-fresh potatoes on hand all week. The right size for households that go through potatoes steadily but do not need to stock a root cellar.

20 lb Bag
For families, colony kitchens, and serious buyers. A 20 lb bag of colony garden potatoes stores well in a cool, dark place and carries through weeks of regular cooking. At 20 lbs, you are getting the best value per pound and building a practical short-term supply of one of the most versatile vegetables in any kitchen.