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Wallflower 'Fair Lady Mixed'

Wallflower 'Fair Lady Mixed'

£1.00 / €1.20

Family: Brassicaceae (Hardy biennial) A specially selected mixture with a wide range of pastel shades within it. Compact plants with a mass of blooms. 40cm (15in) Sun / well drained. (400 seeds)
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Wallflower 'Fire King'

Wallflower 'Fire King'

£1.00 / €1.20

Family: Brassicaceae (Hardy biennial) Flowers are an amazing deep orange red, aptly named as the mass of flowers can look like a glowing fire. 45cm (18in) Sun / well drained. (375 seeds)
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Wallflower 'Persian Carpet'

Wallflower 'Persian Carpet'

£1.00 / €1.20

Family: Brassicaceae (Hardy biennial) One of the best plants for spring gardens, hardy wallflowers provide a splash of colour and fragrance early in the season. These have lighter tones, including creams and apricots. 40cm (15in) Sun / well drained. (300 seeds)
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Nasturtium 'Jewel Mixed'

Nasturtium 'Jewel Mixed'

£1.00 / €1.20

Family: Tropaeolaceae (Hardy annual) Lives up to its name. Semi-double flowers in bright colours above small leaved foliage, forms nice size plants. Ideal for hanging baskets. 30cm (1ft) Sun / well drained. (30 seeds)
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Nasturtium 'Tom Thumb Mixed'

Nasturtium 'Tom Thumb Mixed'

£1.00 / €1.20

Family: Tropaeolaceae (Hardy annual) A non-trailing mixture with flowers of orange, yellow and red set against foliage of various shades, some variegated. 20cm (8in) Sun / well drained. (30 seeds)
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Vegetables: M-R

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Mangel: Yellow Eckendorf

Mangel: Yellow Eckendorf

Ref: 9485

£1.00 / €1.20

Quantity:

Something from the past. Large golden orange roots which are ideal for wine making or as feeding for goats and other livestock.

WHEN TO SOW: April to May.

WHERE TO SOW: Sow thinly direct into the growing site 2cm deep in rows 30cm apart.

WHAT TO DO NEXT: Do not transplant.  Instead, thin out seedlings when large enough to handle, to 15cm apart.

Mangetout: Carouby de Maussanne

Mangetout: Carouby de Maussanne

Ref: 9473

£1.50 / €1.80

Quantity:

A truly magnificent mange-tout pea. Grow like a runner bean for a crop of flat thin pods that are unsurpassed for flavour. Cook lightly and they melt in the mouth. Attractive purple flowers. Ht 1.5 mtr.

WHEN TO SOW: March to May.

WHERE TO SOW: Sow direct into growing site in flat bottomed drill 5cm deep, spacing the seeds 5cm apart throughout the drill and allow 60cm between rows. (150 seeds)


People who bought this item also bought:

1. Celery: Golden Self Blanching (Ref: 9581)
2. Carrot: Autumn King (Ref: 9575)
3. Baby Greens Senposai (Ref: 9415)

Marrow: Custard white (Patty pan squash)

Marrow: Custard white (Patty pan squash)

Ref: 8828

£1.00 / €1.20

Quantity:

We very much like this variety, with its funny shaped fruit, similar to a scalloped edged custard pie. It has a good flavour, especially when young. Very decorative cut in half and stuffed (25 seeds)


People who bought this item also bought:

1. Pumpkin: Hundredweight (Ref: 9268)
2. French Bean - climbing: Barlotto Linguadi Fuoco (Ref: 7991)
3. Mung Bean (Ref: 8064)

Marrow: Long Green Bush

Marrow: Long Green Bush

Ref: 9596

£1.00 / €1.20

Quantity:

The true traditional Marrow - it has all the attributes of Green Trailing, but with a bush habit for more limited space. Excellent flavour and highly productive. Summer heading. Outdoor plot.

WHEN TO SOW: April to May

WHERE TO SOW: Sow 2 or 3 seeds into a 9cm pot under glass at 20°C. Late May sowings can be made direct into soil 5cm apart in cold frame.

WHAT TO DO NEXT: As soon as first true leaves appear, prick off into individual 9cm pots. Gradually harden off before planting in the growing site 60cm apart in late May. Cold frame sowings can be gradually hardened off and transplanted when large enough. Water regularly.

MATURITY: July to September

HANDY TIP: Marrows and Courgettes prefer a deep humus rich soil for both the goodness and its water retention qualities. (15 seeds)

Marrow: Long Green Trailing

Marrow: Long Green Trailing

Ref: 9598

£1.00 / €1.20

Quantity:

Produces large dark green fruits with a paler green stripe. Trailing habit needs a lot of room. Regards by some as the best flavour of all Marrows.

WHEN TO SOW: April to early June

WHERE TO SOW: Early sowings in pots or trays 2cm apart under glass at 16°C. May sowings direct in cold frames or under cloches. Early June sowings direct into the growing site 2cm deep, 2 or 3 seeds in each position 120cm apart.

WHAT TO DO NEXT: Glasshouse and under cover seedlings should be gradually hardened off once they have developed the first pair of rough leaves, and transplanted to the growing site in late May 120cm apart. Outdoor sowings should be tinned to one seedling as soon as possible.

MATURITY: July onwards

HANDY TIP: A good variety for winter storage. Let fruits ripen on plants, pick before frost. Store in a cool but frost free room. (15 seeds)


People who bought this item also bought:

1. Pepper: Chilli Long Slim (Ref: 9603)
2. Tomato: Tumbling Tom (Yellow) (Ref: 9570)
3. Tomato: Golden Sunrise (Ref: 9568)

Melon: Blenheim Orange

Melon: Blenheim Orange

Ref: 9260

£1.00 / €1.20

Quantity:

Old and tried variety of wonderful flavour, slightly netted skin and scarlet flesh. A real favourite with Victorian gardeners. (7 seeds)


People who bought this item also bought:

1. Cauliflower: Violet Queen (F1 Hybrid) (Ref: 9256)
2. French Bean - climbing: Barlotto Linguadi Fuoco (Ref: 7991)
3. Tomato: Beefsteak (Ref: 8072)

Melon: Hales Best Jumbo

Melon: Hales Best Jumbo

Ref: 9484

£1.50 / €1.80

Quantity:

Pale cream/yellow skinned,ribbed oval fruits with light orange,sweet flesh. Early cropping. ORGANIC.

WHEN TO SOW: February to May.

WHERE TO SOW: Sow 2 seeds in each pot under glass at 19-20°C night and day.

WHAT TO DO NEXT: When 3 true leaves have formed, transplant into 15cm pots. When plants are 10cm tall, plant greehouse varieties in growbags or greenhouse border and train up wires or sticks.


People who bought this item also bought:

1. Goji Berry (Lycium barbarum) (Ref: 9041)
2. Lemon Balm (Melissa Officinalis) (Ref: 7996)
3. Chives (Ref: 8010)

Melon: Honeydew

Melon: Honeydew

Ref: 8036

£1.50 / €1.80

Quantity:

Round, smooth, pale-skinned variety with light green, very tasty flesh. (8 seeds)


People who bought this item also bought:

1. Celery: Golden Self Blanching (Ref: 9581)
2. Carrot: Autumn King (Ref: 9575)
3. Mangetout: Carouby de Maussanne (Ref: 9473)

Melon: Ogen

Melon: Ogen

Ref: 9261

£1.00 / €1.20

Quantity:

Orange skin with a grey green stripe and yellowy green flesh. Medium size with an outstanding flavour. Prolific and vigorous. (12 seeds)

Melon: Sweetheart F1

Melon: Sweetheart F1

Ref: 9599

£1.50 / €1.80

Quantity:

Slightly oval shaped fruit with grey green skin and light orange flesh.Very early to fruit and quick to ripen.

WHEN TO SOW: February to May.

WHERE TO SOW: Sow the seeds edgewise 2cm deep in individual 9cm popts under glass at a constant day and night temperature of 21c.

WHAT TO DO NEXT: After 3 weeks, temperature can be lowered to 16c. As soon as seedlings have formed rough leaves, transplant into 15cm pots. When the plants are about 10cm tall, plant out in growbags or glasshouse border. Provide support for plants and the resultant fruits.

MATURITY: First fruits should be ready about 20 weeks after sowing.

HANDY TIP: The fruits need support individually as they mature, orange nets attached to the main supports are ideal. (8 seeds)

Misticanza Saladina Mesclum

Misticanza Saladina Mesclum

Ref: 9410

£1.45 / €1.74

Quantity:

The trouble-free everlasting salad. Broadcast the seed thinly for a season-long salad patch. Mixture of lettuce, chicories, endives and other salads for cut and come again. For that extra special spicy flavour add a pinch of Salad Rocket, Land Cress. (750 seeds)

Misticanza Miscuglio

Misticanza Miscuglio

Ref: 9412

£1.45 / €1.74

Quantity:

Mixed perennial Italian salad of chicories including red radicchio. Can be left over winter, blanched for tender leaves. Green varieties can be left to grow on. (750 seeds)

Mixed Oriental Salad Leaves

Mixed Oriental Salad Leaves

Ref: 9418

£1.45 / €1.74

Quantity:

A mixture of Pak Choi, Mizuna and perilla, to give you the taste of the Orient in your salad leaves. Cut leaves as required throughout the season. (200+ seeds)


People who bought this item also bought:

1. Goji Berry (Lycium barbarum) (Ref: 9041)
2. Mixed Spicy Leaf (Ref: 9416)
3. Artichoke: Green globe (Ref: 8822)

Mixed Spicy Leaf

Mixed Spicy Leaf

Ref: 9416

£1.45 / €1.74

Quantity:

A mixture of rocket, mizuna, etc to give an extra spicy flavour to your mixed salads. (250 seeds)


People who bought this item also bought:

1. Mixed Oriental Salad Leaves (Ref: 9418)
2. Sweet Corn: Mini Pop F1 (Ref: 9270)
3. Lettuce: Marvel of Four Seasons (Ref: 8032)

Namenia

Namenia

Ref: 9414

£1.45 / €1.74

Quantity:

A superb leaf, with a great mild crunchy texture, with a tangy spinach flavour. Ideal for mixed baby leaf salad. A very early productive salad for unheated greenhouses and outdoor use in spring (750 seeds)

Onion: Ailsa Craig

Onion: Ailsa Craig

Ref: 9600

£1.00 / €1.20

Quantity:

Large globe shaped bulbs with mild flavour and golden straw coloured skin. A good exhibition onion but does not store for long periods. Use in early winter.

WHEN TO SOW: January to April

WHERE TO SOW: Early sowings in trays under glass at 14c, only lightly covering with compost. Later sowings in the growing site 1 cm deep in rows 30 cm apart.

WHAT TO DO NEXT: Glasshouse seedlings should be pricked off into trays
when about 5 cm tall, 5 cm apart. Harden off and plant
in growing site 15 cm apart in early April. Outdoor sowings should be thinned in two stages until spacings of 15 cm between plants is achieved.

MATURITY: August to September (200+ seeds)

Onion: Paris Silverskin

Onion: Paris Silverskin

Ref: 9482

£1.00 / €1.20

Quantity:

The standard Italian white pickling onion. It is also superb used as a mini onion for cooking or fresh use.

WHEN TO SOW: February to April.

WHERE TO SOW: In pots or boxes in a greenhouse at 14° C.  April sowings can be made outside in rows 30cm apart.

WHAT TO DO NEXT: Greenhouse seedlings should be pricked off into boxes when about 2cm tall 5cm apart.  Harden off and plant outside 15cm apart from early April.  Outdoor sowings should be thinned out as they grow until 15cm apart.


People who bought this item also bought:

1. Lettuce: Catalogna (Ref: 9379)
2. Lettuce: Marvel of Four Seasons (Ref: 8032)
3. Savoy Cabbage: Vertus (Ref: 8059)

Onion: Parma Yellow Globe

Onion: Parma Yellow Globe

Ref: 8038

£1.30 / €1.56

OUT OF STOCK

Late maturing onion with golden upright globe shaped large bulbs. Excellent storage quality. ORGANIC (200+ seeds)

Onion: Purplette

Onion: Purplette

Ref: 9483

£1.30 / €1.56

Quantity:

The first ever purple-red skinned mini onion. Decorative and very tasty. The tiny bulbs turn a delicate pink when cooked or pickled. Can also be harevested very young as purple bunching onions. May also be left to harvest at normal size as mature onions. ORGANIC.
WHEN TO SOW: Februaty to April

WHERE TO SOW: In pots or boxes in a greenhouse at 14°C. April sowings can be made outside 1cm deep in rows 30cm apart.

WHAT TO DO NEXT: Greenhouse seedlings should be pricked off into boxes when about 2cm tall and 5cm apart. Harden off and plant outside 15cm apart from early April. Outdoor sowings should be thinned out as they grow until 15cm apart.


People who bought this item also bought:

1. Sweet Corn: Early Extra Sweet F1 (Ref: 9271)
2. Spinach: American Giant (Ref: 8061)
3. Swede: Magres (Ref: 8070)

Onion: Crimson Forest

Onion: Crimson Forest

Ref: 9479

£1.00 / €1.20

Quantity:

A completely new bunching onion. Very decorative red stalks with colour extending in 2- 4 layers. Extra decorative to use in salads.

WHEN TO SOW: February to July.

WHERE TO SOW: Early sowings in a cold frame or under cloches.  Later sowings outside in drills with 10cm between rows.

WHAT TO DO NEXT: Salad or spring onions do not need thinning or transplanting.  Pull alternative onions to naturally thin the crop during the season.


People who bought this item also bought:

1. Sweet Corn: Early Extra Sweet F1 (Ref: 9271)
2. Spinach: American Giant (Ref: 8061)
3. Swede: Magres (Ref: 8070)

Onion: Stoccarde

Onion: Stoccarde

Ref: 8039

£1.30 / €1.56

Quantity:

Improved flattened globe type producing large bulbs with golden yellow skin and flesh. Medium early maturity and good storage quality. ORGANIC. (200+ seeds)

Onion: Sturon

Onion: Sturon

Ref: 8369

£1.50 / €1.80

Quantity:

Prdouces big round, yellowish bulbs of outstanding quality and very long storage abiity. ORGANIC (200+ seeds)


People who bought this item also bought:

1. Alpine strawberry (Fragaria vesca) (Ref: 8793)
2. Spinach: Bloomsdale (Ref: 8060)
3. Winter wheat (Ref: 8787)

Onion: Welsh Red

Onion: Welsh Red

Ref: 9480

£1.75 / €2.10

Quantity:

A native of Siberia, not Wales.This is the red form nearer to the true wild Welsh Onion than the white bulbed form listed under HERBS. Flavour is stronger and plants are hardier, often retaining their leaves through winter. Use leaves and small bulbs.

WHEN TO SOW: March to April.

WHERE TO SOW: In a shallow drill and cover lightly with soil.  Keep ground moist until germination.

WHAT TO DO NEXT: Use leaves and small bulbs, as they grow.

Onion: White Lisbon

Onion: White Lisbon

Ref: 9481

£1.45 / €1.74

Quantity:

Sow from March to August for salad onions. Or as substitute for chives in cooking. Use as companion plant with carrots to deter carrotfly.

WHEN TO SOW: February to July.

WHERE TO SOW: Early sowings in a cold frame or under cloches.  Later sowings outside in drills with 10cm between rows.

WHAT TO DO NEXT: Salad or spring onions do not need thinning or transplanting.  Pull alternate onions to naturally thin the crop during the season.

Parsnip: Gladiator F1

Parsnip: Gladiator F1

Ref: 9474

£1.40 / €1.68

Quantity:

This hybrid variety has a very high resistance to canker. It has a fine smooth, white skin and produces heavy roots of very even shape.

WHEN TO SOW: Late February to early May.

WHERE TO SOW: In open ground shallow drills 45cm apart.

WHAT TO DO NEXT: Thin out seedlings as soon as they can be handled. Continue thinning until 15cm apart.

Parsnip: Tender and True

Parsnip: Tender and True

Ref: 8797

£1.00 / €1.20

Quantity:

A romantic name for a good Victorian variety which produces long tapered roots which are tender and sweet. Perfect for deep soils.

Parsnip: White Gem

Parsnip: White Gem

Ref: 9180

£1.00 / €1.20

Quantity:

Semi-long roots with cream white flesh. Finest flavour in our opinion


People who bought this item also bought:

1. Cauliflower: Aalsmeer (Ref: 9580)
2. Carrot: Autumn King (Ref: 9575)
3. Brussels Sprout: Darkmar 21 (Ref: 8368)

Pea: Norli

Pea: Norli

Ref: 8048

£1.75 / €2.10

Quantity:

Mange Tout variety with very tasty stringless pods. Vigorous growing plant with resistance to Fusarium. Height 50cm. (100+ seeds)

Pea: Rondo

Pea: Rondo

Ref: 8221

£1.65 / €1.98

Quantity:

A late maturing variety with large, dark green, straight pods up to 10cm long. Height 90cm. ORGANIC (100+ seeds)


People who bought this item also bought:

1. Celery: Golden Self Blanching (Ref: 9581)
2. Carrot: Autumn King (Ref: 9575)
3. Mangetout: Carouby de Maussanne (Ref: 9473)

Pepper: Apache

Pepper: Apache

Ref: 9602

£2.00 / €2.40

Quantity:

Dwarf bush variety that produces masses of small chilli-type fruit. Young green fruits are mild becoming hotter as they mature. Summer vegetable Glasshouse or Polytunnel.

WHEN TO SOW: March- April

WHERE TO SOW: Fill a 10cm (4in) pot with a multipurpose compost, lightly firm the surface then water with a fine rose. Once the compost has drained for half an hours, sow the seeds onto the surface of the compost, and then lightly cover the seeds with fine grade vermiculite. The pots are the placed into a heated propagator at a minimum temperature of 18-20C (64-68F) Germination ususally takes approximately 10-21 days, but can be erratic.Once the seedlings have germinated prick them out (transplant) into individual 9cm (3.5in) pots and grow on in the greenhouse at a minimum temperature of 10-15C (50-59F)

WHAT TO DO NEXT: Remove glass as soon as seedlings appear. When about 5cm (2") tall prick off into individual pots or, if in modules, thin to a single seedling per cell. When large enough to handle, transplant into grow bags or large pots.

MATURITY: August onwards

HANDY TIP: Water regularly keeping compost damp not sodden. Once the fruits have begun to swell use a potassium rich feed when watering (16 seeds)

Pepper: Beauty Bell F1

Pepper: Beauty Bell F1

Ref: 9601

£1.75 / €2.10

Quantity:

Large thick walled square shaped fruits of dark green turning to brilliant red. Good flavour and very prolific.

WHEN TO SOW: March and April.

WHERE TO SOW: Fill a 10cm (4in) pot with a multipurpose compost, lightly firm the surface then water with a fine rose. Once the compost has drained for half an hours, sow the seeds onto the surface of the compost, and then lightly cover the seeds with fine grade vermiculite. The pots are the placed into a heated propagator at a minimum temperature of 18-20C (64-68F) Germination ususally takes approximately 10-21 days, but can be erratic.Once the seedlings have germinated prick them out (transplant) into individual 9cm (3.5in) pots and grow on in the greenhouse at a minimum temperature of 10-15C (50-59F).

WHAT TO DO NEXT: Remove cover as soon as seedlings appear. Prick off into individual pots when 5cm tall, thin modules to single seedlings. When 15cm tall, transplant to glasshouse border, grow bags or large pots. Some support is helpful.

MATURITY: July onwards.

HANDY TIP: Green pepper are immature fruits but perfectly edible. They turn to bright red and become sweeter as they mature. (20 seeds)

Pepper: Bendigo F1

Pepper: Bendigo F1

Ref: 8222

£3.00 / €3.60

Quantity:

Very uniform, thick walled, small blocky fruit. Highly suited to late spring and summer production in cold greenhouse. ORGANIC (5 seeds)

Pepper: Californian Wonder

Pepper: Californian Wonder

Ref: 9170

£1.50 / €1.80

Quantity:

Large, square shaped fruits with a mild sweet flavour which can be picked green or red. ORGANIC (30 seeds)

Pepper: Chilli Long Slim

Pepper: Chilli Long Slim

Ref: 9603

£1.00 / €1.20

Quantity:

Plants produce a mass of small pointed pods of bright green turning fiery red. Use fresh, pickle or dry. Fruits are very hot and so are the seeds beware.

WHEN TO SOW: March and April.

WHERE TO SOW: Fill a 10cm (4in) pot with a multipurpose compost, lightly firm the surface then water with a fine rose. Once the compost has drained for half an hours, sow the seeds onto the surface of the compost, and then lightly cover the seeds with fine grade vermiculite. The pots are the placed into a heated propagator at a minimum temperature of 18-20C (64-68F) Germination ususally takes approximately 10-21 days, but can be erratic.Once the seedlings have germinated prick them out (transplant) into individual 9cm (3.5in) pots and grow on in the greenhouse at a minimum temperature of 10-15C (50-59F)

WHAT TO DO NEXT: Remove cover as soon as seedlings appear. When 5cm tall, prick off into individual pots, thin modules to single seedling per cell. Transplant to grow bags or large pots.

MATURITY: August onwards.

HANDY TIP: The green young fruits are milder in flavour. The heat increases as the red gets brighter. (35 seeds)


People who bought this item also bought:

1. Marrow: Long Green Trailing (Ref: 9598)
2. Tomato: Tumbling Tom (Yellow) (Ref: 9570)
3. Tomato: Golden Sunrise (Ref: 9568)

Pepper: Fiesta F1

Pepper: Fiesta F1

Ref: 9472

£2.50 / €3.00

Quantity:

Strong, open-growing plant with good setting ability. Fruit ripen to a lovely shiny yellow, with excellent keeping quality. Sweet mild flavour. Early and heavy cropping. ORGANIC

WHEN TO SOW: March to April

WHERE TO SOW: In boxes or pots 5mm deep in greenhouse at 18°C

WHAT TO DO NEXT: When seedlings are about 5cm tall, prick off individually into small pots or multicell trays. Grow on until 15cm tall before planting into greenhouse border. (5 seeds)

Pepper: Hot Habanero

Pepper: Hot Habanero

Ref: 9471

£1.50 / €1.80

Quantity:

Used in West Indian sauces, this chilli is fiery hot and extremely pungent. The 5cm tapering fruits range from dark green to salmon orange when ripe. Best grown under cover. (approx. 100 days). ULTRA HOT chilli pepper - treat with caution! ORGANIC.

WHEN TO SOW: March to April

WHERE TO SOW: In boxes or pots 5mm deep in greenhouse at 18°C

WHAT TO DO NEXT: When seedlings are about 5cm tall, prick off individually into small pots or multicell trays. Grow on until 15cm tall before planting into greenhouse border.


People who bought this item also bought:

1. Pepper: Chilli Long Slim (Ref: 9603)
2. Marrow: Long Green Trailing (Ref: 9598)
3. Tomato: Tumbling Tom (Yellow) (Ref: 9570)

Pepper: Hungarian Wax

Pepper: Hungarian Wax

Ref: 9166

£1.50 / €1.80

Quantity:

An excellent sweet pepper that turns quite hot as it matures. Small plants 45cm tall, very early and extremely productive with masses of 10cm long tapered peppers. Ripening through green yellow orange to red. Very suitable for growing in containers or under cloches Eat at any stage. ORGANIC (20+ seeds)

Pepper: Marconi Rossa

Pepper: Marconi Rossa

Ref: 8050

£1.40 / €1.68

Quantity:

Mild sweet flavoured pepper with long thin pods that turn deep red when ripe. Highly productive. ORGANIC (40+ seeds)

Pepper: Ring of Fire

Pepper: Ring of Fire

Ref: 8051

£1.30 / €1.56

Quantity:

Small, cone-shaped peppers which start dark green and get hotter as they change colour. ORGANIC (20+ seeds)


People who bought this item also bought:

1. Corn Salad: D'Olanda (Ref: 8056)
2. Endive: Blond Full Heart (Ref: 7988)
3. Basil: Fino Verde (Ref: 7998)

Pepper: Sweet Spanish Mixed

Pepper: Sweet Spanish Mixed

Ref: 9604

£1.00 / €1.20

Quantity:

A special selection of varieties to give a mixture of colours and shapes. Heavy block shaped fruits with mild flavour.

WHEN TO SOW: March and April.

WHERE TO SOW: Fill a 10cm (4in) pot with a multipurpose compost, lightly firm the surface then water with a fine rose. Once the compost has drained for half an hours, sow the seeds onto the surface of the compost, and then lightly cover the seeds with fine grade vermiculite. The pots are the placed into a heated propagator at a minimum temperature of 18-20C (64-68F) Germination ususally takes approximately 10-21 days, but can be erratic.Once the seedlings have germinated prick them out (transplant) into individual 9cm (3.5in) pots and grow on in the greenhouse at a minimum temperature of 10-15C (50-59F)

WHAT TO DO NEXT: When seeds are 5cm tall, prick off into individual pots, thin modules to single seedling per cell. When 15cm tall, transplant to glasshouse border, grow bags or large pots. Some support is helpful.

MATURITY: August onwards.

HANDY TIP: Water regularly and spray foliage. Feed in the same way you should tomatoes. (75 seeds)

Pumpkin: Hundredweight

Pumpkin: Hundredweight

Ref: 9268

£1.00 / €1.20

Quantity:

The traditional Haloweíen pumpkin. Can attain huge weights if grown singly. Oval to round with deep orange flesh. Allow 200cm between plants. (20 seeds)


People who bought this item also bought:

1. Broccoli: Romanesco (Ref: 9253)
2. Cauliflower: Violet Queen (F1 Hybrid) (Ref: 9256)
3. Tomato: Beefsteak (Ref: 8072)

Quinoa (Mother grain of the Incas)

Quinoa (Mother grain of the Incas)

Ref: 8830

£1.65 / €1.98

Quantity:

A very high protein grain which is already starting to appear in Health food products. Quinoa will grow to over 2 mtrs in good soil and produces in September the most spectacular heads of all different colours purple - pink - green - cream - gold - ochre.


People who bought this item also bought:

1. Cress: American or Land (Ref: 9257)
2. Basil: Greek (fine leaved miniature) (Ref: 7999)
3. Spinach: Bloomsdale (Ref: 8060)

Radish: Black Spanish Round

Radish: Black Spanish Round

Ref: 9273

£1.30 / €1.56

Quantity:

The round counterpart to the above. Both have crisp tasty flesh which can be sliced or grated for use in winter salads. (600 seeds)


People who bought this item also bought:

1. Lettuce: Roxy (Ref: 8215)
2. Endive: Pancalieri (Ref: 7989)
3. Clove pink (Grenadin mixture) (Ref: 8817)

Radish: Saxa

Radish: Saxa

Ref: 8052

£1.45 / €1.74

Quantity:

Round, scarlet roots that are early to mature. ORGANIC (500 seeds)

Radish: Scarlet Globe

Radish: Scarlet Globe

Ref: 8053

£1.30 / €1.56

Quantity:

Bright red, smooth, round roots for early production. Quick growing - suitable for early cropping under cloches. ORGANIC (500 seeds)


People who bought this item also bought:

1. Goji Berry (Lycium barbarum) (Ref: 9041)
2. Echinacea angustifolia (Ref: 8018)
3. Spinach: Bloomsdale (Ref: 8060)

Radish: Sparkler

Radish: Sparkler

Ref: 8224

£1.45 / €1.74

Quantity:

Globe shaped roots of deep red with white lower portion. ORGANIC (500 seeds)


People who bought this item also bought:

1. Kohl Rabi: Superschmelz (Ref: 9486)
2. Kale (Borecole) Nero di Toscana (Ref: 9043)

Radish: White Dream

Radish: White Dream

Ref: 8223

£1.30 / €1.56

OUT OF STOCK

A medium-long pointed variety with white skin and crisp white flesh with excellent flavour. ORGANIC (250 seeds)

Rheum rhabarbarum (Garden Rhubarb)

Rheum rhabarbarum (Garden Rhubarb)

Ref: 8764

£1.50 / €1.80

Quantity:

Garden rhubarb - excellent cooking qualities. ORGANIC Sun / rich. (20+ seeds)


People who bought this item also bought:

1. Tomato: Beefsteak (Ref: 8072)
2. Snap Beans: Sungold (Ref: 9461)
3. Spinach: American Giant (Ref: 8061)

Rhubarb Chard

Rhubarb Chard

Ref: 9405

£1.45 / €1.74

Quantity:

A wonderful versatile vegetable which is ornamental enough for the flower garden. The leaves can be lightly steamed as a spinach substitute and the stems can be lightly boiled or steamed as a crispy tasty vegetable. Grows on any ordinary well-drained soil. Harvest: July to November (60 seeds)


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