Category Archives: Plants & Seeds
Courgette Seeds – F1 Goldmine
A colourful, tasty fruit that’s easy to grow and self-pollinating, which means heavier crops, even in poor summers! Harvest July-September.
Courgette Seeds – F1 Ball Mix
Tasty fruits which grow up to the size of a tennis ball. Try them sliced and grilled or stuffed and baked. Mix contains ‘Summer Ball’ and ‘Eight Ball’ varieties. Harvest June-October.
Cucamelon Seeds
DEVELOPED BY JAMES WONG – James is an enthusiastic Kew trained botanist, RHS award winner, author and TV presenter who is renowned for thinking outside of the box when it comes to exciting and unusual fruit and vegetable varieties to grow at home. Already a firm favourite amongst James’ fans and gracing the dishes of
Herb Seeds – Eucalyptus Lemon
Developed by James Wong – Incredible lemon sherbet flavour. Can be grown in small urban gardens.Can be used as an infusion or rub. Tastes like: Lemongrass, sherbet, mint, toffee. Combining the familiar herbal scent of gum tree with warm, toffee-like notes to create a sweet, woody flavour, the aroma of whole eucalyptus leaf will work
Clematis Plant – Luther Burbank
Clematis ‘Luther Burbank’ has dark green leaves and this deciduous, perennial climber produces large, deep purple flowers from mid summer to early autumn. Flowers July-September. Height 250-300cm. Supplied in a 3-4 litre pot.
Nasturtium Leaves Seeds
Developed by James Wong – This exotic Incan vegetable is possibly the most flavourful and versatile of all salad crops, and one that will grow almost anywhere you like. An almost inexhaustible supply of peppery leaves, watercress flavoured flower and crisp seed pods. Possibly the most flavourful and versatile of all salad crops, and one that will
Clematis Plant – Yukikomachi
Clematis ‘Yukikomachi’- meaning ‘Poetess of the Snow’, is a large flowered clematis, with blooms of white with a blue hue on the petal margins and pale yellowy-green stamens. Flowers from early summer right through to mid-autumn. Followed by silky seedheads into the winter. Foiliage are medium-sized, oval and mid green. Grow in a deep container,
Spinach Seeds – Gigante d’Inverno
Vigorous plants producing tasty leaves in autumn/winter. The cut-and-come-again leaves have a delicious sweet flavour picked fresh, and can be used as baby leaves or left to mature. Harvest April-September, Yr 2 April-June.
Tomato Seeds – Faworyt
A compact-growing beefsteak tomato that performed marvellously in our trials, producing large fruit up to 0.4 kg (14 oz) in weight. The pink flesh is particularly delicious and contains few seeds. (Cordon variety – one stem grown by pinching off side-shoots as they appear, needs staking and tying in.)
Sweet Corn Seeds – F1 Minipop
Delicious lightly steamed or stir-fried, but also lovely raw in salads or as pre-dinner dips. Harvest when the silk tassels begin to show, prior to pollination.
Cosmos Seeds – Rubies in Sunshine
After the popularity of the first true yellow cosmos, we have found you an unusual yet striking combination of the delicate yellow cosmos Xanthos with a contrasting almost red/pink cosmos called ‘Rubinato’. We love how the two varieties look so outstanding together, just like rubies glistening in the bright sunshine. Flowers July-mid October. Height 50-60cm
Pluot Tree – Flavour Supreme
This exceptional hybrid produces a heavy crop of large fruits with firm, richly-flavoured, dark red flesh and greenish-maroon mottled skin. Superior to any early season plum, which often have a tart aftertaste, it instead has the aroma of the apricot that forms one half of its parentage. Harvest in September and early October. Grown on
Gilia Seeds – Violet Fields
Clusters of gorgeous violet blooms which, in hot weather, produces a sweet, musky chocolate-like scent that will fill your senses! Sow in drifts through your garden borders or in pots to create a stunning dreamy display. An abundance of gorgeous violet blooms with a yellow throat cover fine stems in their clusters. So easy to
Rhubarb Seeds – Victoria
The best cooking rhubarb, noticeably sweeter and milder than all others. Victoria has deep crimson, red stalks that are slender and very tender. Rhubarb is incredibly popular in British homes and kitchens. Top chefs are keen on rhubarb because it is low in carbohydrates, high in vitamins and is therefore a nutritious slimming food. Rhubarb
Rose Plant – Absolutely Fabulous
Absolutely Fabulous Looks ‘Absolutely Fabulous’ in any garden! Absolutely Fabulous is a compact growing rose perfect for the border or in a container on a sunny patio. This rose plant will produce superb clusters of ruffled sunshine-yellow fully double blooms. Each rose bloom has a distinct liquorice scent are produced throughout summer and into autumn.
Lettuce Seeds – Amaze
A red-leaved Little Gem with leaves that have a soft, buttery texture. Excellent uniformity and disease resistance and impressive colour. Ideal for raised beds or garden. Tom says: Quick and easy lettuces are many peoples first veggie crop. Try mixing red and green lettuce leaves to add a note of bitterness to salads, or try
Brussels Sprouts Seeds – Kalette Flower Sprout Mix
These unusual-looking sprouts taste divine – an outstanding sweet flavour, combining the complex taste of a sprout with the mild, sweet ‘nutty’ taste of kale. The vigorous plants stand well in the ground, producing lots of buttons per stem, maturing up to Christmas and beyond. Just 100g of flower sprouts® contain double the amount of
Impatiens Seeds – F1 Divine Mix
No more Downy Mildew problems! New Guinea types are not susceptible and are equally at home in sun or shade in containers or borders bearing huge flowers in vibrant colours blooming in as little as 12 weeks from sowing and continuing right through to first frosts! Flowers June-October. Height 30cm (12").
Pea Seeds – Lincoln
Pea ‘Lincoln’ produces curving green pods, each containing up to nine tender peas with an outstanding sweet flavour. This heritage early maincrop variety is reliable and well known for producing heavy crops with regular picking. Up to 9 peas per pod Pick regularly for heavy crops Very reliable, good disease resistance W = Wrinkled seed. Sow
Radicchio Seeds – Mix
Part of the James Wong Grow For Flavour Range. James says – ‘Fancy Italian leaves with a refreshing crunch and grown up hint of bitterness’. The bitter flavour and intense colour of radicchio are caused by high levels of antioxidants. A wonderful contrast to many of the sugary sweet flavours of the season, like apples
