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c. 1900. Particularly noted for the exceptional flavour of its fruit, which ripens early in the season. This well-known gardener’s favourite produces medium sized tomatoes with a uniform size and shape and an excellent deep colour. Grow this vigorous cordon variety in the greenhouse or outdoors. Height: 200cm (79″). Spread: 50cm (20″). Recommend to be pinched out after 4-5 trusses when growing outdoors.
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c. 1900. Particularly noted for the exceptional flavour of its fruit, which ripens early in the season. This well-known gardener’s favourite produces medium sized tomatoes with a uniform size and shape and an excellent deep colour. Grow this vigorous cordon variety in the greenhouse or outdoors. Height: 200cm (79″). Spread: 50cm (20″). Recommend to be pinched out after 4-5 trusses when growing outdoors.
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An autumn/early winter vegetable. Celeriac Monarch is an excellent, high quality variety which has very smooth, easily washable, creamy coloured roots. Easier to grow than celery and can be grated raw over salads, cut into slices and boiled, or into strips which are fried.
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In cultivation by 1633. A traditional, beautiful large bean, usually purple with mottled black but can often be lavender, yet was named for its beautiful scarlet flowers. Pick when young when both pod and bean can be eaten, or grow on for kidney beans. Runner beans are a good source of Vitamin C, folate and iron, and have a high fibre content. Try growing runner beans with sweet peas to attract pollinating insects to the flowers. Allow 22-25cm between plants. Crop from July onwards. Height 300cm.
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This top performing calabrese offers the longest cropping period from late May through to October, producing tasty, uniform blue-green domed heads. A quick-cropper, Ironman F1 shows good tolerance to hollow stem and resistance to bolting. Suitable for closer spacing for baby head production, or simply because growing space is tight. Height and spread 40cm (16″). Harvest: June-November.
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(C. Late 19th century) The middle ground between brassicas & salad leaves is often ignored – chards, spinaches & other similar leaves are not only delicious, but can be year-round in productivity with very little effort, plus the back bone of any productive garden, Stems of red, purple, pink, yellow & white with both green & bronzy leaves. Dazzlingly attractive in all stages of growth & chickens love it too!! Very happily takes to cut-&-come-again harvesting & hardy in all but the coldest areas. Good young in salads, or steamed.
Price per 9 pack of multi-sown plants
26 in stock