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A truly eye-catching, cordon cherry tomato with elongated fruits streaked in vibrant shades of green, red, purple and blue. Not just beautiful, but delicious too – offering a sweet, rich, complex flavour and heavy crops over a long season.
Provide support and remove side shoots. Height 150 – 200cm, spread 50cm.
Price per plant in 9cm pot
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A truly eye-catching, cordon cherry tomato with elongated fruits streaked in vibrant shades of green, red, purple and blue. Not just beautiful, but delicious too – offering a sweet, rich, complex flavour and heavy crops over a long season.
Provide support and remove side shoots. Height 150 – 200cm, spread 50cm.
Price per plant in 9cm pot
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.
Price per pack of 6 plants
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‘The Scottish Flag Leek’ 19th century. One of those reliable old favourite varieties that Grandad grew to produce an excellent crop of tasty, thick, short solid white stems with broad dark flags through the winter (Oct- Mar). also if Harvested young, as baby leeks, these have a fantastically sweet flavour which doesn’t falter if they are left to mature. Exceptional hardy. Height: 45cm (18″). Spread: 30cm (12″).
Price per 12 pack of multi-sown plants
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As the name suggests, this is a purple-topped variety with a white base below soil level. It is a very popular variety with amateur growers producing good quality flattish roots. Turnips can be harvested from March to December, although early turnips are said to be best for flavour. Spacing between plants in the row: 10-15cm
Price per pack of 6 plants
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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.
Price per pack of 12 plants