Black Magic Is A New Improved Cavolo Nero With A Uniform And Very Decorative Habit With Typical Puckered Leaves. The Plants Grow From A Rosette So They Don't Need Staking, They Are Slow To Bolt And Great For Winter Croppingkale Cooks Quickly, Keeping A Rich Dark Green Colour And The Leaves Have A Wonderful Flavour And Delicate Texture.use As Baby Leaves Or Allow  to Mature. You Won’t Be Disappointed With This New Cavolo Nero!

Cropping Will Begin In As Little As 6 Weeks And Can Continue Right Up Until Christmas. A Super Mix For Your Winter Salad Bowl. Delivery Late August For Harvest In September - December.collection Includes:24 Lettuce marvel Of Four Seasonsa Very Hardy Bi-coloured Lettuce, Slow To Bolt And Tolerant Of Both High And Low Temperatures, It Is Fast Maturing, Reliable With A Really Sweet Full Lettuce Flavour.24 Endive Plantationbroad, Dark Green Leaf, Very Resistant To Bolting And With A Good Flavour.24 Radicchio Treviadds Colour And Crunch To Your Salads. Can Also Be Cooked And Used As A Vegetable. The Colour Deepens As The Weather Gets Cooler.24 Sugar Loaf Chicoryquick Growing, Cos-like Salad Leaf With A Crunchy Heart.

Now You Can Look Forward To Eating Delicious Home-grown Spring Vegetables Up To Two Months Earlier Than Normal! we Sow Seed In The Autumn And Grow On Over Winter In Cool Controlled Conditions, Producing Sturdy Young Plants That Are Ready To Despatch And Plant Out In Mid/late March - 8-10 Weeks Earlier Than The Main Brassica Planting Period.2 Free Packs Of Brassica Collars (30 Per Pack) With Each Collection! To Protect Your Young Cabbage, Broccoli And Cauliflower Plants From Cabbage Root Fly!48 Plants Are Perfect For A Medium Or Large Sized Plot.our Extra Early Brassica Plant Collection Contains:broccoli (calabrese) Marathon - Produces Dense Blue-green, Finely Beaded Succulent Heads From May.cabbage Duncan - one Of The Best Spring Cabbages, Producing Firm, Pointed Heads In May But Can Be Picked Before Maturity And Eaten As 'spring Greens' In April.cauliflower Mayflower - An Excellent, Early Maturing Variety That Will Not 'blow' In Warm Weather. on Arrival The Plants Will Not Look As Fresh As Young Spring Sown Brassicas And May Look Taller With Some Yellowing Leaves. These Plants Are Typical Of The Plants That Commercial Growers Use And Will Grow. Plant As Soon As Possible After Arrival. Dig A Hole Deep Enough To Cover The Rootball And Cover The Neck Of The Plant Up To Its Lower Leaves. Back Fill The Soil Firmly And Water Well. 

One Of The Earliest White Sprouting Broccolis. A Very Uniform Variety Producing A Prolific Crop Of Delicious Tender Spears From February To April. Brimming With Vitamins A, C And E And A Host Of Other Health-giving Properties, Broccoli Is Regarded By Nutritionists As A 'superfood' High In Cancer-fighting Phytochemicals.

Early Cropping brassica Plants Are A Great Way To Give You Some Of The Earliest Crops Of Cabbage, Calabrese And Cauliflower - Plant Them In March And You Could Be Harvesting From May!our early Cropping brassica Collection Includes 16 Plants Each Of:broccoli (calabrese) Marathon - Produces Dense Blue-green, Finely Beaded Succulent Heads From May.cabbage Duncan - One Of The Best Spring Cabbages, Producing Firm, Pointed Heads In May But Can Be Picked Before Maturity And Eaten As 'spring Greens' In April.cauliflower Mayflower - An Excellent, Early Maturing Variety That Will Not 'blow' In Warm Weather.by Sowing Seed In The Autumn And Then Gently Growing The Plants On Over The Winter Under Controlled, Cool Greenhouse Conditions To Produce Sturdy Young Plants That Are Ready To Despatch And Plant Out In Mid/late March, Some 8-10 Weeks Earlier Than The Main Brassica Planting Period.

Early Cropping brassica Plants Are A Great Way To Give You Some Of The Earliest Crops Of Cabbage, Calabrese And Cauliflower - Plant Them In March And You Could Be Harvesting From May!early Cropping brassica Collection Includes 8 Plants Each Of:broccoli (calabrese) Marathon - Produces Dense Blue-green, Finely Beaded Succulent Heads From May.cabbage Duncan - One Of The Best Spring Cabbages, Producing Firm, Pointed Heads In May But Can Be Picked Before Maturity And Eaten As 'spring Greens' In April.cauliflower Mayflower - An Excellent, Early Maturing Variety That Will Not 'blow' In Warm Weather.by Sowing Seed In The Autumn And Then Gently Growing The Plants On Over The Winter Under Controlled, Cool Greenhouse Conditions To Produce Sturdy Young Plants That Are Ready To Despatch And Plant Out In Mid/late March, Some 8-10 Weeks Earlier Than The Main Brassica Planting Period.

Keep Cabbage Fly At Bay For Your Best Chance Of A Successful Spring Crop.save A Total Of £17.75 with This Collection.  super Spring Cropping Brassica Collection - No Sowing Or Thinning Out Needed Here, Just Plant In A Prepared Bed, Keep Them Well Watered And Look Forward To Harvesting The Earliest And Tastiest Crops From Winter Through To Spring.collection Includes 64 Plants -16 Each Of The Varieties Below, Plus 2x Free Packs Of Brassica Collars Worth £6.90! our Brassica Collars Offer A Simple Solution To Stop Cabbage Root Fly, A Pest That Can Cause Serious Damage To Your Brassica Crops Including broccoli, cabbages, cauliflowers, Calabrese And Brussels Sprouts. Stop Cabbage Root Flies Laying Eggs By Placing Collars Over The Base Of Your Young Plants.  this Barrier Method Often Proves More Effective Than Chemicals.cabbage Duncan - It Can Be Harvested In The Autumn From An Early Summer Planting, Picked As Unhearted Leafy Greens In Late Autumn From A Late August Planting, Or Over-wintered And Picked Whole In The Spring.cabbage Sennen - This New Frost-hardy Ball Headed Cabbage Is The Earliest Cropping Primo Type Especially If Given A Little Fleece Protection During The Hardest Weather. This Variety Stood Out As The Sweetest Tasting Cabbage. Perfect For Making Salads And Coleslaw.kale Afro Green Curled - Reliably Winter Hardy Kale Afro Will Take Everything The British Weather Can Throw At It! It Is Packed With Vitamins And Minerals And Will Grow Just About Anywhere.sprouting Broccoli Claret - It Provides A Very Good Crop From March-april. The Spears Are Extra Large And Succulent And Can Be Harvested For Up To 4 Weeks. 

Pea Douce Provence Is A Very Sweet And Succulent Pea Which Is Extremely Versatile.it Can Be Grown As An Over-wintering Variety And Growing To About 2½ft (75cm) It Needs Virtually No Support.it Is Definitely One Of The Most Versatile Varieties Around!pea Douce Provence Plants Are Supplied In Their Own free Re-useable Micropropagator!

Provencale Salad Mix Is A Delicious Winter Hardy Blend Of Lettuce And Leaves. providing A Selection Of Tasty Leaves Over A Long Period This Mix Offers Fantastic Versatility And Will Continue To Crop During Winter Especially If Given A Little Protection From The Worst Of The Weather.mix Includes:lettuce Rougette De Montpelier,sorrel De Bellvile,corn Salad Verte De Cambraichervil.plants Are Supplied In Their Own Free Re-useable Micropropagator! 

Winter Density Is Rather Like A Larger Little Gem It Has The Same Solid Hearts With A Very Sweet Flavour.it Is Very Winter Hardy But Is Also Tolerant Of Heat And Is Slow To Bolt Making It A Useful Crop To Grow All Year Round.these Plants Are Supplied In Their Own Free Re-useable Micropropagator.

Amazon Has Good Bolt Resistance And Is Well Adapted To The Uk Climate. it Has Good Resistance To Downy Mildew And Is Superb For Baby Leaf Use.it Benefits From A Little Protection During Bad Weather To Increase Cropping Period.plants Are Delivered In Their Own Free Re-useable Micropropagator.

This Is A Really Pretty Looking Squash With Its Scalloped Edge And Bright Colour.it Has A Good Nutty Flavour With An Overtone Of Pea Pods. Americans Pick It When About 1-2 Inch Diameter Adding It Whole To Salads To Eat Raw. 

Dwarf French Bean ‘castandel’ Was A Trial Variety Sent To Some Of Our Customers Last Season And In Nearly All Cases It Proved To Be A Winner! It Produces Very Tender, Flavoursome, Fleshy And Stringless Pods That Hold Well On The Plant Between Pickings To Give Extending Cropping. Its Good Performance Means We Have No Hesitation In Offering It This Year.

Extra Early Brassica Plants Are A Great Way To Give You Some Of The Earliest Crops Of Cabbage, Calabrese And Cauliflower - Plant Them In March And You Could Be Harvesting From May!this Collection Is For The Smaller Garden Or Household and Includes 4 Plants Each Of:•  broccoli (calabrese) Marathon - Produces Dense Blue-green, Finely Beaded Succulent Heads From May.•  cabbage Duncan - One Of The Best Spring Cabbages, Producing Firm, Pointed Heads In May But Can Be Picked Before Maturity And Eaten As 'spring Greens' In April.•   cauliflower Mayflower - An Excellent, Early Maturing Variety That Will Not 'blow' In Warm Weather.by Sowing Seed In The Autumn And Then Gently Growing The Plants On Over The Winter Under Controlled, Cool Greenhouse Conditions To Produce Sturdy Young Plants That Are Ready To Despatch And Plant Out In Mid/late March, Some 8-10 Weeks Earlier Than The Main Brassica Planting Period. On Arrival The Plants Will Not Look As Fresh As Young Spring Sown Brassicas And May Look Taller With Some Yellowing Leaves. These Plants Are Typical Of The Plants That Commercial Growers Use And Will Grow. Plant As Soon As Possible After Arrival. Dig A Hole Deep Enough To Cover The Rootball And Cover The Neck Of The Plant Up To Its Lower Leaves. Back Fill The Soil Firmly And Water Well.

Resistant To Fusarium Wilt And Rots. The Deep Orange Flesh Tastes Delicious And Stores Very Well. For Best Results Plant In Full Sun To Develop Maximum Sweetness.sweet Potatoes Are The Tubers Of Attractive Climbing Or Spreading Plant Ipomaea Batatas With Ornamental Heart-shaped Leaves And ‘morning-glory’ Trumpet Flowers, So Ideal For Decorating The Vegetable Plot While Waiting For Ample Harvests.recent Breeding Means There’s More Than One Type Of Sweet Potato Available For Home-growers, All Varieties With Their Individual Characteristics But All Equally As Nutritious. Try For Yourself.just Grow Them On In A Sunny Position – They’re Half Hardy So Really Appreciate The Sun And High Humidity Levels To Thrive.these Young Plants Have Been Grown By Our Experts And Delivered To You With A Healthy Network Of Roots, Ready For You To Plant On Into Containers. requires Support, Half-hardy Annual, Disease Resistant 

Regarded As A really Sweet” Potato, This Classic Orange Root Is Twice As Sweet As Other Varieties On Account Of Its High Sucrose Content. It Shows High Resistance To Nematode Damage Too.sweet Potatoes Are The Tubers Of Attractive Climbing Or Spreading Plant Ipomaea Batatas With Ornamental Heart-shaped Leaves And ‘morning-glory’ Trumpet Flowers, So Ideal For Decorating The Vegetable Plot While Waiting For Ample Harvests.recent Breeding Means There’s More Than One Type Of Sweet Potato Available For Home-growers, All Varieties With Their Individual Characteristics But All Equally As Nutritious. Try For Yourself.just Grow Them On In A Sunny Position – They’re Half Hardy So Really Appreciate The Sun And High Humidity Levels To Thrive.these Young Plants Have Been Grown By Our Experts And Delivered To You With A Healthy Network Of Roots, Ready For You To Plant On Into Containers. requires Support, Half-hardy Annual, Disease Resistant 

High Yielding And Particularly Suited To Frying Due To Its Low Water Content. It Grows Well In A Variety Of Soils And Boast A High Level Of Sweetness.sweet Potatoes Are The Tubers Of Attractive Climbing Or Spreading Plant Ipomaea Batatas With Ornamental Heart-shaped Leaves And ‘morning-glory’ Trumpet Flowers, So Ideal For Decorating The Vegetable Plot While Waiting For Ample Harvests.recent Breeding Means There’s More Than One Type Of Sweet Potato Available For Home-growers, All Varieties With Their Individual Characteristics But All Equally As Nutritious. Try For Yourself.just Grow Them On In A Sunny Position – They’re Half Hardy So Really Appreciate The Sun And High Humidity Levels To Thrive.these Young Plants Have Been Grown By Our Experts And Delivered To You With A Healthy Network Of Roots, Ready For You To Plant On Into Containers. requires Support, Half-hardy Annual, Disease Resistant 

Artisan Blush Tiger is As Attractive As It Is Deliciously Sweet. It Produces A Prolific Crop Of Juicy Tropical Flavoured Tomatoes Over A Long Period, Each Weighing Between 18-20g. They’ll Be Ready To Harvest When A Pink Blush Appears Over The Golden Skin And Picking Early And Allowed To Ripen Doesn't Compromise The Taste. These 5cm Long Baby Plum Tomatoes Are Also Resistant To Cracking. Tomato Artisan Blush Tiger  will Happily Grow Outdoors If Given A Direct Sunny Sheltered Spot And Is Perfect For A Sunny, Sheltered Patio. when You Receive Your Tomato Plants By Post, Water Lightly, Then Plant Them Up In Small Pots. If The Stem Tip Is Bent, Rest Assured, It Will Quickly Right Itself When Exposed To Daylight To Grow Straight And Upright. read Our Blog For More Information On Why Tomato Plants Do This. 

Artisan Pink Tiger produces Baby Plum Tomatoes That Are Striped With Gold. What Could Be More Bling In Your Salad Bowl! Super Zingy Sweet Taste. The 5cm Long Baby Plum Tomatoes Are Also Resistant To Cracking. Weight 18-20g. Artisan Pink Tiger  Will Grow Happily Outdoors If Given A Direct Sunny Sheltered Spot And Is Perfect For Sunny Sheltered Patio.when You Receive Your Tomato Plants By Post, Water Lightly, Then Plant Them Up In Small Pots. If The Stem Tip Is Bent, Rest Assured, It Will Quickly Right Itself When Exposed To Daylight To Grow Straight And Upright. read Our Blog For More Information On Why Tomato Plants Do This. 

Artisan Green Tiger produces 5cm Long Tomatoes With Light Green Stripes On Darker Green Skin, Making This Unusual Coloured Baby Plum Tomato A Must For The Modern Salad Bowl. Its Attractive Appearance Gives Way To A Tangy Sweet Flavour Whilst The Green Interior Turns More Yellow As It Reaches Full Ripeness. This Indoor Or Outdoor Cordon Variety Will Need Some Support.when You Receive Your Tomato Plants By Post, Water Lightly, Then Plant Them Up In Small Pots. If The Stem Tip Is Bent, Rest Assured, It Will Quickly Right Itself When Exposed To Daylight To Grow Straight And Upright. read Our Blog For More Information On Why Tomato Plants Do This.