Category Archives: Plants & Seeds
Strawflower Seeds – Forever Mix
Part of the Sutton’s Seeds Flower Heritage Range – Daisy flowers with many petals of strawy texture and brilliant colours. Can also be sown in September for early summer flowering the next year. Colourful winter dried flowers. Flowers July-October. HA – Hardy annual. Height 90cm (3′).
Cabbage Plants – Round Continuity Collection
Cabbage Plants – Round Continuity Collection Delicious rounded heads that crop over a long period! The Round Continuity Collection includes three excellent round cabbages to provide you with a steady supply of tasty heads. Comprising of 21 plants (a mix of each variety), all will provide good crops of delicious, nutritious, dense rounded headed cabbages
Sunflower Seeds – Total Eclipse
We’ve combined two contrasting varieties (a deep bronze with dark leaves and a lemon yellow with light leaves) to create a unique and beautiful blend. Both will branch and spread up to 80cm across. Flowers mid July-September. HA – Hardy annual. Height 50-60cm (20-24").
Soapwort Seeds – Graciella White
Fast-growing plants producing dark green foliage and a wonderful display of scented single blooms. Long ago it was used in the making of soap, this is a first year flowering perennial is best grown as an annual. Flowers July-September. Height 41-50cm (16-19"). HHP – Half hardy perennial, can also be grown as an annual. Fragrant
Black-Eyed Susie Seeds
Free-flowering mixture: orange, yellow and white, with and without eyes. A very attractive climber. Flowers July-September. HHA – Half hardy annual. Climbs or trails to 120cm (4′).
Impatiens Seeds – Super Hybrid Mix
A compact and large-flowered variety to fill your garden with colour throughout the summer. A great range of shades. Superbly versatile plants which, in addition to making superb bedding plants, are also extremely colourful grown in tubs or in hanging baskets or as pot plants. Height 15cm (6"). Also known as Busy Lizzie. (Hybrid flower
Cosmos Seeds – Xanthos
The sky is the limit, but Cosmos Xanthos goes beyond. An amazing new dwarf, early flowering cosmos bearing masses of single round flowers (some with a collarette) in a unique new colour – stunning soft yellow with lighter edges. Award winners in the Fleuroselect (All Europe) Trials. Flowers July-October. Height 50-60cm (20-24"). Stunning soft yellow
Forget-Me-Not Seeds – Spring Symphony Blue
Superb spring flowering item with masses of mid-blue blooms which are produced on dwarf ‘ball’ shaped plants. Ideal for massed bedding with tulips or as an edging. Naturalises easily and grows successfully in most soils. Flowers April-June. HB – Hardy biennial. Height 15cm (6").
Cauliflower Seeds – F1 Successional Harvest Mix
This mix of F1 varieties, used by professional growers, will provide a good supply of tasty cauliflowers over the late summer/autumn period – so much easier than sowing successionally or putting up with a ‘glut’. Varieties in mix: F1 Amsterdam, F1 Seoul, F1 Brasilia. Performs well on a range of soil types. Harvest August-October.
Cauliflower Seeds – F1 Seoul
A flexible and productive variety with a vigorous root system that ensures plants perform well under stressed conditions. Produces very white, very dense curds of good flavour.
Leek Seeds – Northern Lights F1
This British-bred leek is a real stunner in the winter veg garden, the leaves changing from blue-green to an eye-catching deep purple during the winter months. Stands well during cold weather – harvest from December until late spring.
Seed Tape – Pak Choi Red & White
Brighten up mealtimes! Taste and colour combos that are sure to be enjoyed at the dinner table, even by the kids! Excellent winter vegetable. Sow March-August. Harvest April-November. 6m seed tape.
Bean (Dwarf French Kidney) Seeds – Yin Yang
Dual cropping option – tasty green pods to be used fresh, or harvested later as dried beans for winter dishes. Keep seeds cool and dry for optimum nutrients and ‘shelf-life’.
Squash Plants – Crown Prince
Ask any allotment veteran their idea of the best-flavoured winter squash and you can pretty much guarantee this one will come out top of their list. A nutty, honey-like depth and smooth, pudding-like flesh make it a superb choice for roasting. One of the most long-storing of all squashes. Steel blue skin and bright orange
Saintpaulia Plant – Emerald Love
Commonly Known as African Violets Saintpaulias are a popular choice for an indoor houseplant that will brighten up any room.The semi-double creamy white flowers of Saintpaulia Emerald Love have a wide green edge. The masses of blooms are set against medium green wavy foliage that is flushed red on the back. Flowering intermittently throughout the
Mushroom Straw Kits – Oyster Mushroom
Mushroom Straw Kits – Oyster Mushrooms An easy and speedy way to delicious mushrooms! Oyster Mushrooms have a mild delicate flavour, with tender flesh and velvety texture. Claimed to have superior medicinal properties, and can be eaten raw or cooked. Whether served as a side dish or the main event, mushrooms’ texture and flavour is
Shallot Triple Pack – Spring Planting
Pack of tasty shallots contains 3 different varieties – 400g pack of each: Jermor – An excellent, slightly elongated shallot, with copper-coloured skins and great tasting pink-tinged flesh. Each bulb yields 6-8 bulbs at harvest. Plant from mid January onwards. RHS Award of Garden Merit winner. Golden Gourmet – This superb variety will consistently produce
Arctotis Seeds – Harlequin
Colours include white, cream, yellow, orange and red, some with contrasting zones. Height 30-38cm (12-15"). Fowers July-October. HHA – Half hardy annual.
Asarina Seeds – Formula Mix
Will quickly clothe a wall or fence with colour. Lovely trailing from hanging baskets too. Flowers July-October. Height 3.5m (11′). HHA – Half hardy annual.
Strawberry Seeds – Strawberry Sticks (Chenopodium)
Let’s grow something different! How about the ‘Strawberry Stick’ plant whose edible, arrow-shaped leaves can be used in vegetable salads during the summer and whose fruit, resembling little raspberries or strawberries make a tasty dessert in the autumn. Let’s get growing!
