Category Archives: Plants & Seeds
Fun To Grow Kids Kit Collection
FUN TO GROW – A fun, educational way to get children growing flowers and veg Great for party bags or christmas stockings! Fun growing indoor and outdoors! FREE stickers, magnifying glass and measuring tape inside certain packets of seeds – contents may vary. This collection contains one packet each of Bug Magnet, Giant Grower, Cress
Bean (Broad) Seeds – Robin Hood
Never tried broad beans on the patio before? Dwarf variety Robin Hood will provide you with a good crop of nutritious beans that taste far superior to any you’ll find at the supermarket! SMALL SPACES made easy! Are you feeling left behind by the “grow-your-own” revolution because you live in a gardenless apartment or have
Bean (Broad) Seeds – Giant Exhibition Longpod
Pods of good length and beans of delicious flavour. Very successful on show benches. For spring sowing. White seeded variety.
Bean (Broad) Seeds – Listra
A superb, early maturing broad bean producing a good crop of tasty pale-green beans. Performs well even when sown quite late.
Bean (Broad) Seeds – Karmazyn
A must for anyone looking for something different! Karmazyn is a compact-growing broad bean that will produce a bountiful crop of tasty and colourful beans!
Broad Bean Seeds – The Sutton
Bred by Suttons. Can be sown in succession March-July outdoors, and November-February under cloches to produce a very early crop. Recommended for small gardens. Sown as instructed, a packet of seed is sufficient for a single row of approximately 8.3m (27′). Dwarf variety. White seeded variety. RHS Award of Garden Merit winner. Great beginner variety.
Bean (Climbing French) Seeds – Colourful Climbing Mix
This superb mix will provide you with masses of long, tender, fleshy pods of purple, green and yellow, throughout the entire summer. They’re all stringless and boast an exceptionally fine flavour! Varieties: Monte Gusto, Carminat, Monte Cristo.
Bean (Dwarf French) Seeds – Borlotto Firetongue
An Italian specialty bean that’s ideal for fresh use or as dried seeds (haricots) in a wide range of dishes. The seeds and pods are attractively mottled, and will last throughout winter if stored in airtight jars.
Bean (Runner) Seeds – Best Of All
Heavy crop of medium length pods in large clusters. Can be picked over a long season.
Bean (Runner) Seeds – Armstrong
Considered by many to be the best flavoured runner ever, this stringless Enorma-type runner bean is high yielding and early cropping.
Bean (Runner) Seeds – Moonlight
Reliably produces masses of flowers that self-pollinate well, ensuring good set even in poor weather, and a bumper crop of delicious, smooth, stringless pods!
Bean (Runner) Seeds – Lady Di
Recommended for freezing. HEALTH BENEFITS: A good source of vitamin C, folate and iron plus fibre. CULINARY TIPS: Some vitamins can be lost so cook for minimum time only. Grow sweet peas among runner beans for great colour effect.
Bean (Runner) Seeds – Polestar
Bred in Britain. Completely stringless with smooth, fleshy pods. Crops early and heavily.
Turnip Seeds – Golden Ball
Dwarf, compact plants producing round roots with tender yellow flesh. Very hardy with outstanding keeping qualities. Excellent for storage and exhibition.
Fenugreek Shoots Seeds
Used as a spice in Indian food and as a digestive aid by Americans, Fenugreek is a very fragrant, super nutritious sprout. Tom says: These super quick crops are packed full of surprising and intriguing flavours that will enthral your taste buds. As well as being loaded with flavour, these little guys are packed full
Beansprouts (Mung Bean) Seeds
Grow indoors on wet tissues or flannel to produce seedling shoots as used in many Chinese recipes. Useful standby for fresh winter salads – raise them when you need them. Not for growing in the open. Tom says: These super quick crops are packed full of surprising and intriguing flavours that will enthral your taste
Seed Tape – Beetroot Boltardy
Smooth-skinned roots of fine colour, ideal for exhibition. Resistant to bolting and recommended for early sowing. (115 seeds) Do you have trouble handling small seed and getting an even distribution? Sometimes it’s not easy when the seed is the same colour as the soil! When the seedlings emerge, do you find thinning them out a
Seed Tape – Carrots
Goodbye successional sowing! Just sow once and the mix of varieties mature successionally for a super-long harvest period! Harvest for up to 24 weeks! Vitamin-packed maincrop carrots. Sow April-May. Harvest August-January. 6m seed tape.
Seed Tape – Parsnip Tender & True
Excellent for exhibition and for culinary purposes. Long, smooth-skinned roots with considerable resistance to canker.
Pea Seeds – Mini Muncher (Tom Thumb)
Nothing beats the taste of fresh peas! This little fellow only grows to around 25cm (10") and can easily be grown in a pot on the patio, in the garden, or on a bright, sunny windowsill. The small, bushy plants become covered in pods, full of succulent tasty peas, ideal for eating off the plant
