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There's no better time to be growing your own fresh vegetables than now!
Vegetables are easy to grow and can be grown just about anywhere no matter how little space you have. Vegetables grown in pots or containers can be hugely successful: Spring Onions, Radish,
Tomatoes, Carrots, Beetroot, Lettuce, Pak Choi, Salad Leaves, Courgettes and
even Runner Beans - just to name a few!
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Basil, Sweet
Ocimum basilicum
An essential herb for Mediterranean
cookery. Sweet Basil has many culinary uses including some medicinal. It
can be added to pizzas, pestos, sauces, salads, tomatoes, sandwiches,
casseroles, bruschettas, meat, cheese, fish etc etc.. Sow in
spring either in pots indoors or outdoors after last frosts. Prefers a
sunny sheltered position.
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Seeds (approx 40) @ £3.95 |
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Beetroot, Detroit Globe
Beta vulgaris
A good old variety producing a
large, dark red fleshed root of excellent flavour. Sow thinly directly into soil in a sunny
spot from March to July. Crop from June to October.
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Seeds (approx 20) @ £3.95 |
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Beetroot, Boltardy
Beta vulgaris
An RHS award winning variety and
like the name suggests, is resistant to bolting. Sow thinly directly into soil in a sunny
spot from March to July. Crop from June to October.
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Seeds (approx 20) @ £3.95 |
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Broad Beans, Monica
Vicia faba
Fast-growing, earliest maturing variety with 5 to 6 very large white beans per pod. Sow February to July in containers or directly into soil in a sunny spot. Grow up cane supports or wigwams. White flowers. Crop from July to October.
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Seeds (approx 25) @ £3.95 |
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Runner Bean, Scarlet
Emperor
Phaseolus coccineus
One of the most popular varieties of runner bean in the UK.
Fast-growing, prolific, bright red flowered variety with excellent
flavour. Sow April to June in containers or directly into soil. Grow up cane supports or wigwams. Attractive scarlet flowers. Crop from July to October.
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Seeds (approx 25) @ £3.95 |
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Runner Bean, Enorma
Phaseolus coccineus
Fast-growing with pods up to 20” long! Sow April to July in containers or directly into soil. Grow up cane supports or wigwams. Attractive red flowers. Crop from July to October. |
Seeds (approx
25) @
£3.95
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Runner Bean, Painted Lady
Phaseolus coccineus
An old traditional variety of runner
bean with superb flavour. Best picked when about 6" to 7" long
for a tender stringless bean flavoursome bean. Sow April to July in containers or directly into soil. Grow up cane supports or wigwams. Attractive red
& white flowers. Crop from July to October. |
Seeds (approx
25) @
£3.95
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Runner Bean,
White Lady
Phaseolus coccineus
Producing long tender, stringless pods of outstanding flavour, these
are without doubt one of the best runner bean varieties. Sow April to July in containers or directly into soil. Grow up cane supports or wigwams. Attractive
white flowers. Crop from July to October. |
Seeds (approx
25) @
£3.95
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Runner Bean,
Moonlight
Phaseolus coccineus
A self setting variety of stringless,
smooth pods of good runner bean flavour. Very reliable! Sow April to July in containers or directly into soil. Grow up cane supports or wigwams. Attractive
white flowers. Crop from July to October. |
Seeds (approx
25) @
£3.95
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Runner Bean,
Prizewinner
Phaseolus coccineus
As the name suggests, this is a great
variety for the show bench. Producing very long beans and yet still
flavoursome! Sow April to July in containers or directly into soil. Grow up cane supports or wigwams. Attractive red flowers. Crop from July to October.
SOLD OUT
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Seeds (approx
25) @
£3.95
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Runner Bean,
Lady Di
Phaseolus coccineus
Heavy crops of long, stringless beans.
Another one for the show bench! The seeds are slow to develop in the pod
which means you have a longer harvesting period. Sow April to July in containers or directly into soil. Grow up cane supports or wigwams. Attractive red flowers. Crop from July to October. |
Seeds (approx
25) @
£3.95
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Borage
Borago officinalis
Beautiful blue star-shaped flowers
for salads and cocktails. Sow March to July outdoors. Flowers about 8 weeks after sowing. Great for bees and other insects which make good pollinators for other crops.
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Seeds (approx 30) @ £3.95 |
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Broccoli, Early Purple
Sprouting
Brassica oleracea var. italica
An early cropping and
very productive variety. Packed with vitamins, minerals, antioxidants
and many other health benefits. March to May sow indoors in trays or directly into soil
outside. Indoor plants can be planted out after last frosts. Harvest
January to April.
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Seeds (approx 30) @ £3.95 |
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Broccoli, Green Calabrese (Autumn)
Brassica oleracea var. italica
An early cropping and
very productive variety. Packed with vitamins, minerals, antioxidants
and many other health benefits. February to March sow indoors in trays or directly into soil
outside from March. Indoor plants can be planted out after last frosts.
Harvest August to November.
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Seeds (approx 10) @ £3.95 |
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Brussel
Sprouts, Evesham Special
Brassica oleracea gemmifera
A heavy cropping variety producing
good flavoursome sprouts. Sow directly into soil from March to May,
harvest from September to December. Just in time for Christmas!
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Seeds (approx 30) @ £3.95 |
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Cabbage,
Earliest Of All
Brassica oleracea
A very early variety producing compact crisp heads.
Sow directly from March/April in a well prepared seed bed. Crops from
June to July. Don't forget to net them or you won't get them!
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Seeds (approx 30) @ £3.95 |
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Cabbage, Greyhound
Brassica oleracea
RHS award winner, this is
a fast-growing, pointed head variety which is early to mature. Sow directly from March/April in a well prepared seed bed. Crops from
July to October. Don't forget to net them or you won't get them!
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Seeds (approx 30) @ £3.95 |
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Cabbage, Red Acre
Brassica oleracea
A compact deep red/purple head
variety with good flavour and a great addition to salads. Sow directly from
April to May in a well prepared seed bed. Crops from
July to October. Don't forget to net them or you won't get them!
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Seeds (approx 25) @ £3.95 |
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Carrot, Autumn King 2
Daucus carota
A high yielding reliable
cropper with great flavour. Sow thinly March to July in a fine bed of
soil. Protect from frosts if necessary by using a cloche. Thin seedlings
to produce an even crop. Harvest from June to November.
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Seeds (approx 60) @ £3.95 |
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Carrot, Napoli
Daucus carota
Flexible – can be used for very early or late sowings. Dark green foliage, good colour root with good flavour. Sow March to July. Crop from July to October.
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Seeds (approx 40) @ £3.95 |
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Carrot, Purple Sun F1
Daucus carota
A show stopping carrot of deep
purple colour with a great sweet flavour. Maintains colour when cooked
and is packed with antioxidants. Sow thinly March to July in a fine bed of
soil. Protect from frosts if necessary by using a cloche. Thin seedlings
to produce an even crop. Harvest from June to November.
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Seeds (approx 25) @ £3.95 |
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Carrot, Rainbow Mix
Daucus carota
Serve up a treat with this
variety of sweet tasting brightly coloured carrots! Purple, red, yellow
etc! Sow thinly April to July in a fine bed of
soil. Sow April to July. Crop from June to November.
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Seeds (approx 25) @ £3.95 |
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Carrot, Scarlet Nantes
Daucus carota
Scarlet Nantes is a fine grained
Heirloom variety which is almost coreless. A fast-growing, straight,
early carrot which is very sweet. Sow thinly April to July in a fine bed of
soil. Thin seedlings
to produce an even crop. Crop from June to November.
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Seeds (approx 30) @ £3.95 |
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Cauliflower, All Year Round
Brassica oleracea var botrytis
An excellent all purpose
Heirloom cauliflower which is easy to grow. Can be sown at most times
through out the year. Sow March to May. Crop from July to December. Or
sow in summer to over winter.
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Seeds (approx 20) @ £3.95 |
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Cauliflower, Amandine
Brassica oleracea var botrytis
Produces large, well-protected curds
until early autumn. Grow in full sun. Perfect for steaming, boiling or
making piccalilli. Sow March to May and crop June to October.
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Seeds (approx 10) @ £3.95
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Cauliflower, Di Sicillia Violetto - Italian
Brassica oleracea var botrytis
An old Sicilian purple head
cauliflower which looks and tastes great! Easy to grow and prefers full
sun. The heads will turn bright green once cooked or can be eaten raw in
salads to retain their original colour. Sow April to May directly into soil in a sunny spot.
Crop in autumn/winter.
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Seeds (approx 20) @ £3.95 |
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Celery, Utah
Apium graveolens
Excellent long, smooth,
stringless, crunchy stalks. Good disease resistance. Sow May to June in
rich soil and keep well watered. Not frost tolerant so protect if
necessary. Autumn harvest.
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Seeds (approx 60) @ £3.95 |
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Celery, Leaf
Apium graveolens
Grown just for its leaves rather than
its stalk, it has a stronger flavour than stalk celery and is usually
cooked, especially in soups and stews etc. Sow in a well prepared soil
bed after danger of all frosts has passed or start indoors or in a
greenhouse and then plant out. Crop leaves as required.
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Seeds (approx 100) @ £3.95
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Chard, Red Magenta Sunset
Beta vulgaris
Green foliage with red stems and veins.
Can be grown repeatedly throughout the growing season until autumn. Sow
after risk of all frosts has passed. Prefers a well prepared soil bed,
keep soil moist. Great for salads!
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Seeds (approx 20) @ £3.95
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Chard, Red Swiss
Beta vulgaris
Ideal for successional sowings. Green foliage with red stems and veins. Sow March to August. Crop from May to October.
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Seeds (approx 50) @ £3.95
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Chilli, Cayenne Golden
Capsicum annuum
A slender chilli pepper similar
to the red variety but matures to a golden yellow. A useful chilli in the kitchen
adding a touch of hot spiciness to many dishes! Also dries well. Sow February to April in a greenhouse. Grow up cane supports. Crop from
July to October.
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Seeds (approx 10) @ £3.95 |
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Chilli, Cayenne Long Slim Red
Capsicum annuum
A slender red chilli pepper of
medium heat rated at 30,000 - 50,000 scolvilles. A useful chilli in the kitchen
adding a touch of hot spiciness to many dishes! Sow February to April in a greenhouse. Grow up cane supports. Crop from
July to October.
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Seeds (approx 10) @ £3.95 |
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Chilli, Habanero Red
Capsicum chinense
A fiery hot Mexican chilli
pepper rated at 300,000 scolvilles! Add some really hot spiciness to
your dishes! Sow April to June
in a greenhouse. Grow up cane supports. Crop from August to October.
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Seeds (approx 10) @ £3.95 |
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Chilli, Jamaican Yellow
Capsicum annuum
A heavy cropping chilli on
compact plants. Another hot chilli
pepper rated at 150,000 scolvilles. Add some Caribbean flavour to your
food! Sow in spring indoors or in a greenhouse. Can be grown in
pots outside after danger of all frosts has passed. Prefers a sunny
position.
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Seeds (approx 8) @ £3.95 |
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Chives
Allium schoenoprasum
Medium native perennial with sphere of purple flowers from June to July. Prefers dry, sunny site.
Culinary herb with mild onion flavour; widely used in soups, salads, stir-fries & to flavour mild cheese.
Sow in early spring indoors or in a greenhouse preferably in a warm place or heated
propagator. Can be grown in
pots outside after danger of all frosts has passed. Prefers a sunny
position. Chives will grow every year from the same plants.
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Seeds (approx 50) @ £3.95 |
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Coriander
Coriander satvium
Sometimes referred to as
"Cilantro", Coriander has numerous uses in the kitchen and is
often used in Moroccan and Eastern dishes. Sow from February indoors or
outdoors after last frosts. Prefers a sunny
position.
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Seeds (approx 50) @ £3.95 |
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Courgette, Ambassador
Curcubita pepo
Classic dark green courgette. Quick-maturing,
4" to 8" fruit with sweet and slightly nutty flavour. High yielding over long season. Mild flavoured flowers. Sow March to June. Crop
from July to October.
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Seeds (approx 10) @ £3.95
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Courgette,
Italian Cocozelle Di Napoli
Curcubita pepo
A reliable courgette producing fruits of
excellent favour. Sow in pots indoors or in a greenhouse from March and
transplant out after last frosts into a rich soil bed with good
drainage. Water regularly. Pick fruits young to enjoy them at their
best. Crop from July to October.
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Seeds (approx 5) @ £3.95
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Cress
Lepidium sativum
Quick and easy to grow indoors all year round. Can be grown on wet tissue or cotton wool. Very quick to germinate. Distinctive peppery flavour used to flavour sandwiches, salads and to top any dish.
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Seeds (approx 500) @ £3.95
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Cucumber
Cucumis sativus
A classic prolific English greenhouse
cucumber producing long straight fruits. Seeds need warmth to germinate
so sow indoors in pots or in a propagator between February to May.
Plants will need supporting to produce straight fruits. Crop from June
to September.
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Seeds (approx 10) @ £3.95
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Cumin
Cuminum cyminum
A useful herb in the kitchen and often
used in spicy foods such as curries. Sow indoors in trays or outdoors
after all danger of frosts have passed. Can also be grown in pots
indoors.
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Seeds (approx 30) @ £3.95
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Leeks,
Musselburgh
Allium porrum
A traditional variety of leeks, Musselburgh which is a reliable cropper, good disease resistance and produces large leeks of excellent
flavour. Can withstand cold
winters. Crop from November to April. |
Seeds (approx
50) @
£3.95
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Mint, Peppermint
Mentha Piperita
Mint has many uses including medicinal,
culinary or as a tea beverage. Sow indoors in April or outdoors from May
after all danger of frosts have passed. Plant outdoors in a sunny
position or grow indoors in pots.
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Seeds (approx 100) @ £3.95
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Mustard, Red Giant
Brassica juncea
Quick and easy to grow. Tasty, spicy red mustard leaf for salads, soups and stir fries. Can be sown indoors on a windowsill all year round or outside from April to October. Crop regularly.
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Seeds (approx 250) @ £3.95
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Onion, Ailsa Craig
Brassica juncea
A very reliable large onion which can be
sown in spring or autumn. One for the show bench. Sow seeds March to
April directly into a rich soil bed. Harvest August to October.
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Seeds (approx 50) @ £3.95
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Onion, Bedfordshire Champion
Brassica juncea
A popular heavy cropping onion of large
size. One for the show bench. Sow seeds March to April directly into a
rich soil bed. Harvest August to October.
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Seeds (approx 50) @ £3.95
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Onion, Red Baron
Brassica juncea
RHS award winner. A deep red coloured
onion of excellent sweet flavour. Stores well. Easy to grow. Sow seeds
March to April directly into a rich soil bed. Harvest from
August/September.
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Seeds (approx 50) @ £3.95
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Onion, Red Brunswick
Brassica juncea
Another reliable deep red coloured onion
of excellent sweet flavour. Easy to grow and stores well. Sow seeds
March to April directly into a rich soil bed. Harvest from
August/September.
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Seeds (approx 50) @ £3.95
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Onion, Silverskin - Paris (Pickling)
Brassica juncea
If you like pickling onions this ones
for you! An Heirloom variety producing small white onions ideal for
salads etc and also freezes well. Sow seeds March to April directly into
a rich soil bed. Harvest from August/September
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Seeds (approx 50) @ £3.95
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Onion, Spring Purple - Lilia
Brassica juncea
An Italian variety with a deep red
colour all the way through. Easy to grow and ideal for salads and
sandwiches! Sow seeds March to April directly into a rich soil bed.
Harvest from June/July onwards.
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Seeds (approx 50) @ £3.95
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Onion, Spring Bunching - White Lisbon
Brassica juncea
Probably one of the most well known of
spring onions, and very versatile in the kitchen. Easy to grow and
another one ideal for salads and sandwiches! Sow seeds March to April directly into
a rich soil bed. Harvest from June/July onwards.
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Seeds (approx 50) @ £3.95
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Oregano
Oreganum Vulgare
An essential ingredient for many recipes
and of course excellent on pizzas. Easy to grow! Sow seeds indoors in a
propagator from March/April as seeds need warmth and light to germinate.
Harden off and plant out in a sunny spot in pots or directly into soil
from May. Harvest regularly to keep up productivity. Protect plants over
winter.
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Seeds (approx 200) @ £3.95
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Pak
Choi, Canton White
Brassica rapa var chinensis
Fast-growing with startlingly white stems, crunchy texture and sweet flavour. Use in salads, stir fries and soups.
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Seeds (approx 100) @ £3.95
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Parsley, Moss Curled 2
Petroselinum crispum
A nutritious and classic herb
for the garden or windowsill. Sow outdoors from March to July or grow
indoors in pots. Harvest outdoor crops from May, indoor crops can be
harvested all year round.
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Seeds (approx 50) @ £3.95 |
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Parsnip, Tender & True
Pastinaca sativa
A classic parsnip of good
quality and good for the show bench. Sow seeds February to April directly into
a relatively stone free soil bed. Thin seedlings if necessary. The
flavour of parsnips gets even better after winter frosts! Crop from
October to February.
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Seeds (approx 40) @ £3.95 |
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Parsnip, White Gem
Pastinaca sativa
A very popular variety of parsnip of
excellent sweet flavour and high yields. Great fried, roasted or in
stews. Good canker resistance. Sow seeds February to May directly into
a relatively stone free soil bed. Thin seedlings if necessary. Crop from
October to December.
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Seeds (approx 50) @ £3.95 |
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Peas, Kelvedon Wonder
Early
A heavy cropping delicious pea. Sow
between March to June about 2" deep and 6" apart. Use pea
sticks or twigs to provide support. Crop from May to September.
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Seeds (approx 30) @ £3.95
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Peas, Micro Shoots
Pisum sativum
Fast-growing with delicate pea-flavoured shoots. Use in salads, sandwiches, soups and stir fries. Can grow indoors all year round.
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Seeds (approx 100) @ £3.95
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Peas, Petite Pois Petit Provencal
Pisum sativum
Produces classic small, sweet and tender
peas which crop quickly. Grows to about 50cm in height. Sow between
April - June in a well prepared
soil bed.
Use pea
sticks or twigs to provide support if required.
Harvest June - September.
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Seeds (approx 25) @ £3.95
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Peas, Sugar Snap Delikett
Pisum sativum
An RHS award winner. A very sweet juicy
pea with edible pod. Can reach up to 1.5m in height. Pods are best
picked young and tender. Sow between February - May in a well prepared
soil bed.
Use pea
sticks or twigs to provide support.
Harvest May - August.
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Seeds (approx 20) @ £3.95
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Pepper, California Wonder Red
Capsicum annuum
A reliable heavy cropping sweet red
pepper. Easy to grow. Sow seeds in a greenhouse February to April and support plant as
it grows. Harvest peppers from July onwards.
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Seeds (approx 10) @ £3.95
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Pepper, Golden California Wonder
Capsicum annuum
A reliable heavy cropping sweet
yellow pepper. Easy to grow. Sow seeds in a greenhouse February to April and support plant as
it grows. Harvest peppers from July onwards.
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Seeds (approx 10) @ £3.95 |
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Pepper, Sweet Banana Red
Capsicum annuum
A prolific heavy cropping long sweet
red pepper of about 7" long. The fruits start off green then turn
yellow through to red. Best grown in a greenhouse, they need plenty of
sun and warmth. Sow seeds in a greenhouse February to April and support plant as
it grows. Harvest peppers from June onwards.
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Seeds (approx 20) @ £3.95 |
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Radish, Crimson Giant
Raphanus sativus
A delicious brightly coloured
red root of circular shape. Sow after the last frosts and then sow
consecutive crops throughout the season. Very easy to grow.
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Seeds (approx 30) @ £3.95 |
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Radish, Saxa 2
Raphanus sativus
A very bright red root of circular
shape and excellent flavour. Sow after the last frosts and then sow
consecutive crops throughout the season. Very easy to grow.
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Seeds (approx 30) @ £3.95 |
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Rosemary
Rosmarinus officinalis
Medium height, aromatic, shrubby traditional culinary herb.
Leaves used in salads and drinks. Excellent bee plant. Prefers a dry,
sheltered sunny site. To germinate seeds, sow in early spring indoors or in a greenhouse preferably in a warm place or heated
propagator. Once established move outside into free draining soil
or grow in pots.
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Seeds (approx 40) @ £3.95 |
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Sage
Salvia officinalis
Medium height, classic culinary herb with grey-green leaves & purple flowers in May. Ideal companion with rich foods as it aids digestion & popular seasoning in pork, game & sausage dishes. Suitable for sun or part
shade. Excellent bumblebee plant.
To germinate seeds, sow indoors or in a greenhouse or
propagator. Once established move outside into free draining soil
or grow in pots.
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Seeds (approx 50) @ £3.95 |
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Salad Leaf Mix, Bright & Spicy
Brassica rapa spp
A colourful mix of leaves (eg Pak Choi,
Tatsoi, Mizuna, Mustard Red Frills, Mustard Red Zest) with a pleasant mild flavour and hint of spiciness to grow for babyleaf salads. They can be grown in pots or in open ground (March to September) or on a windowsill during the winter. Crop regularly.
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Seeds (approx 250) @ £3.95
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Salad Leaf Mix, Frilly Leaf
Brassica rapa spp
A colourful mix with frilled or indented leaves
(eg Mustard Red Lace, Mustard Green Frills, Salad Rocket Dentellata,
Mizuna) with a pleasant mild flavour to grow for babyleaf salads. They can be grown in pots or in open ground (March to September) or on a windowsill during the winter. Crop regularly.
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Seeds (approx 250) @ £3.95
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Salad Leaf Mix, Mesclun Lettuce
Lactuca sativa
A crispy lettuce-based blend of colourful leaves
(eg Little Gem, Tango, Red Batavia, Green Batavia, Cerbiatta, Red Salad Bowl) to grow for babyleaf salads. They can be grown in pots or in open ground (March to September) or on a windowsill during the winter. Crop regularly.
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Seeds (approx 250) @ £3.95
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Shallot, Zebrune
Allium cepa
This is a heritage variety of shallot
sometimes called banana shallots which has a delicious mild sweet
flavour. They have a brown pinky colour and slice well. Can be
started off in a greenhouse in February and planted out in April, or sow
direct outside from April onwards. Harvest September to October.
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Seeds (approx 25) @ £3.95
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Spinach, Winter Giant
Spinacia oleracea
Can be grown in spring or autumn and
will tolerate winter. Produces large nutritious leaves. Easy to grow.
Sow outside in March or October. Protect from hard frosts. Crop at preferred
leaf size.
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Seeds (approx 30) @ £3.95
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Strawberry, Alpine - Baron Von Solemacher
Fragaria vesca
An old German variety producing lots of
small sweet, aromatic fruits. Sow outside from February onwards. Place
seeds in the fridge for 2-4 weeks and then let them come up to room
temperature slowly. Sow in seed trays indoors/greenhouse and then once
plants are large enough grow on in pots, containers or soil in a sunny
position outside. Do not plant where potatoes, tomatoes, peppers, eggplants or
raspberries have previously been grown.
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Seeds (approx 50) @ £3.95
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Strawberry, Alpine - Regina
Fragaria vesca
Abundant yields of sweet, aromatic
fruits which are of a larger size than most alpine strawberries. Sow outside from February onwards. Place
seeds in the fridge for 2-4 weeks and then let them come up to room
temperature slowly. Sow in seed trays indoors/greenhouse and then once
plants are large enough grow on in pots, containers or soil in a sunny
position outside. Do not plant where potatoes, tomatoes, peppers, eggplants or
raspberries have previously been grown.
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Seeds (approx 20) @ £3.95
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Sweetcorn, Incredible
F1
Zea mays
Fast growing, reliable, heavy cropping
sweet cobs. Sow indoors from March to May and transplant outside to
final growing position after all danger of frosts have passed from May
to June. Crop from August to September.
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Seeds (approx 10) @ £3.95
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Thyme
Thymus vulgaris
Medium height, traditional and classic culinary herb with dark green leaves & purple flowers in May.
Popular seasoning in meat dishes. Suitable for dry, sunny sites.
Sow in early spring indoors or in a greenhouse preferably in a warm place or heated
propagator. Can be grown in
pots outside after danger of all frosts has passed. Plant out into well
drained soil.
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Seeds (approx 50) @ £3.95
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Tomato, Beefmaster F1
Solanum lycopersicum
A huge juicy tomato
excellent for slicing, sandwiches, salads, stuffing and grilling. A
heavy cropper, it is a cordon variety which will need staking with
canes. Can be grown in a
greenhouse or outdoors. Prefers rich soil/compost and plenty of sun. Sow
March to April. Plant out after
all frosts. Pinch out side shoots. Crop from June to October.
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Seeds (approx 5) @ £3.95 |
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Tomato, Cherry Cerise Italian
Solanum lycopersicum
A heavy cropping sweet
cherry tomato. It is a bush variety and can be grown in a
greenhouse or outdoors. Prefers rich soil/compost and plenty of sun. Not
frost tolerant. Sow March to April. Plant out after
all frosts. Crop from June to October.
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Seeds (approx 10) @ £3.95 |
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Tomato, Gardeners Delight
Solanum lycopersicum
A classic tomato variety
producing lots of sweet uniform shaped fruit. Can be grown in a
greenhouse or outdoors. Prefers rich soil/compost and plenty of sun. Not
frost tolerant. Grow up cane supports. Sow Jan to May. Plant out after
all frosts. Pinch out side shoots. Crop from June to September.
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Seeds (approx 15) @ £3.95 |
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Tomato, Heinz
1350
Solanum lycopersicum
This variety of tomato was developed by
H J Heinz co. High yielding and it is big on flavour! Sow in a greenhouse from March/April. It can also be grown outside by starting off in a greenhouse or indoors and then planted out after danger of all frosts has passed. Stake with short stakes to keep off ground.
It is a bush variety
and can be grown in a container. Crops from June to September.
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Tomato, Moneymaker
Solanum lycopersicum
A popular and reliable heavy
cropping tomato with lots of flavour. Can be grown in a greenhouse or
outdoors. Prefers rich soil/compost and plenty of sun. Not frost
tolerant. Grow up cane supports. Sow Jan to April. Plant out after all
frosts. Pinch out side shoots. Crop from June to October.
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Tomato, Ola Polka
Lycopersicon esculentum
A dwarf heritage tomato
originating from Poland producing small sweet delicious yellow fruits on
compact plants. Can be grown in a greenhouse or outdoors, great for
container growing! Sow seed January to April in a tray or propagator
indoors. Transplant seedlings to the greenhouse in late spring or
plant outside after all risk of frosts has passed. Prefers a sunny
position. Keep well watered. Crops from August to September.
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Tomato, Tigerella
Solanum lycopersicum
A fine looking striped tomato
with a delicious flavour. A heavy cropper and can be grown in a
greenhouse or outdoors. Sow seed January to April in a tray or propagator
indoors. Transplant seedlings to the greenhouse border in late spring or
plant outside after all risk of frosts has passed. Crops from July to October.
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Dwarf Tomatoes, Tiny Tim Patio
Solanum lycopersicum
These dwarf tomato plants are
ideal for containers or pots outdoors. Small robust plants that crop lots of
small tasty tomatoes. The plants will grow to between about 10" to
15" in height. Sow April to May in containers in a sunny spot.
Protect from frost. Crop from July to October.
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Turnip, Milan
White
A good reliable turnip of the well known
Milan variety. Excellent flavour and easy to grow. Sow outdoors in
spring in a well prepared soil bed. A second crop can be planted in
summer for autumn/winter harvest. Thin seedlings if necessary.
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Watercress
Nasturtium officinale
Traditionally grown in flowing water but can be grown in containers which are standing in a tray of water. Sow outdoors April to June. Peppery flavour used to flavour sandwiches, salads and makes an excellent soup!
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