Category Archives: Plants & Seeds
Bean (Broad) Seeds – Express
Acer palmatum Plant – Trompenburg
This beautiful japanese maple produces a branching, upright, bush with curved, dark red lobed leaves. Flowers January-December. Mature height 1-1.5m; spread 1-1.5m. HP – Hardy perennial. Supplied as a 30-40cm plant in a 3 litre pot. Acers are a wonderful family of deciduous trees and shrubs which put on a show-stopping display with their beautiful
Squash Seeds – Sunburst Patty Pan
Origin: Central America. ‘Probably my favourite summer squash, they have a nutty flavour and melt in the mouth texture’. Known affectionately in the States as ‘UFO squash’ because of their quirky flying-saucer shape. Pick when no more than 5cm across, then steam whole and douse in olive oil and garlic. They have a nutty flavour
Carrot Seeds – F1 Gold Nugget
Salad Leaves Seeds – Mild and Sweet
Part of the James Wong Grow For Flavour Range. James says – ‘The tenderest most delicately flavoured greens, without a hint of bitterness’. Enjoy freshly picked salad leaves at a fraction of the cost of buying them at the supermarket If full on and fiery flavour isn’t for you, then why not try this mix of
Courgette Seeds – F1 Green Griller
Parsley Seeds – Eagle
Part of the James Wong Grow For Flavour Range. James says – ‘The perfect two-in-one crop, masses of flat leaved parsley with sweet mini parsnips down below’. The perfect horticultural multi-tasker Flavour is similar to that of parsnips but with the cleaner, grassy freshness of parsley Harvest May-early November
Inca Berries Seeds
Remarkably easy to grow – just like tomatoes. You may well have seen this South American delicacy garnishing expensive dishes in posh restaurants, or in small, very pricey packets in supermarkets. If so you would be forgiven for thinking this glamorous fruit is far too high maintenance to grow on UK soil. Origin: South America.
Tomato Seeds – F1 Crimson Crush
As well as its ability to shrug off even the worst blight, Crimson Crush will provide great yields of exceptionally fine tasting, large, round tomatoes (each weighing up to 200g). Bred for outdoor growing, it’s the tomato that everyone should be planting this year. (Cordon variety – one stem grown by pinching off side-shoots as
Verbena bonariensis Seeds – Purple Elegance
Sprays of purple flowers on long, strong stems. A long-flowering perennial for the back of a border, producing a beautifully airy display that will last throughout summer and autumn. Flowers are enhanced by the deep coloured stems. Flowers June-October. Height 90-100cm (35-40"). Attractive to bees and other pollinators Long flowering period Perennial – flowers year-after-year
Beetroot Seeds – Cylindra
Sweet Pea Seeds – Sublime Scent Mix
Combining the best of attributes, a blend of the finest new colours available with extra flowers – the effect is sublime! Strong fragrance, long stems for cutting, and increased numbers of flowers – what more could you wish for? Flowers June-September. Height 1.5-2m (60-78"). Scent 4. Floribunda "modern grandiflora" type.
Pumpkin Seeds – Atlantic Giant
This is the really big one, regularly producing monsters up to and over 300kg. If you want to win the local pumpkin growing competition or just grow a huge one for halloween then this is the one to grow. To grow really big pumpkins restrict to one fruit and feed regularly with high potassium fertiliser.
Sunflower Seeds – Waooh!
A great value, easy-to-grow, multi-headed variety, producing masses of golden flowers with large, dark, central discs. The bushy plants are ideal for border or container, and were still blooming at the end of September in our trials. Flowers mid July-September. Height 60cm (24") in pots, 60-80cm (24-32") in a border. HA – Hardy annual. Easy
Lettuce Seeds – Webbs Wonderful
A very popular variety producing large, crisp hearts. Slow to run to seed. 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 slicing up little gem lettuces and sautéing with peas and garlic for an
Aubergine Seeds – Black Beauty
Leek Seeds – Atal
Lettuce Seeds – Mixed Varieties
A superb blend of Cos, red-tinged Batavia and Oak-leaf lettuce varieties. Why buy salad leaves from the supermarket when you can grow them easily at home? And you can get up to 3 crops from the same sowing! Ideal for garden or containers. Ready to eat in just 3 weeks. Growing instructions given on packet.
Parsley Seeds – Moss Curled 2
Cress Seeds – Curled
Can be grown indoors all the year round. Sow on moist tissue and cover with glass or paper until seed germinates. To mature with mustard sow two days in advance. Ready in just 6-8 days. 27 grams. SMALL SPACES made easy! Are you feeling left behind by the “grow-your-own” revolution because you live in a