I just checked Territorial Seed Company (Oregon based I believe) and they seemed to have several varieties available. Some looks like they need to be ordered now and others you reserve to be shipped out in a month or to. Probably when they are ready enough to dig up for transplanting. Sounds similar to ordering bulbs and dahlias.

Most garden centers have "seed" potatoes starting in February. To get interesting varities try Potato Garden in Colorado. They used to be Ronniger Farms in Idaho. The catalog has great instructions and information about each variety. The prices have gone up quite a bit in recent years but the quality is outstanding. I loved Ronniger's when you could pick out a sampler for a set price. I just read where senior citizens and Master Gardeners can get 10 % discount!!!

Yes, if you are in or near a major metropolitan area you can probably get a pretty good assortment at local large independent garden centers, in season.

Irish Eyes on the web, Ace Hardwares here and there everywhere, farm supply stores, even organic potatoes from Whole Foods or PCC. Moose Tubers in Maine. Google is your friend.

Thanks everyone. Our Ace is closing, the big box stores and local co-op run out before you can even get to the spuds, and I had no idea you could grow your own from organic potatos from Whole foods or PCC! I was really sad that the WFF folks sold out before I even got my catalog looked through, and worried that would be the case with the other places. I preordered from another seed company and they will send exactly what I want at the proper planting time.

Safeway also has organic potatoes & sometimes on sale, too.