Vegetable Seeds

Description Very frizzy curled deep green leaves held on plants 50-60cm tall which need no staking.The older larger leaves will be more bitter so b...

Use the deep green leaves in place of spinach. The white mid-ribs are delicious when cooked like asparagus. Also known as Seakale Beet. WHEN TO SOW...

Description A real old favourite. Deep green outer leaves, colour is retained in the heart. Very crisp and well flavoured. Ideal for spring and au...

Description Delightful deep red tinge over most of the leaves. Distinct texture. Loose leaf type. Seed Count - 550 When to sow Marc...

Description Sometimes referred to as Oak leaf type. Large heads made up of a mass of serrated leaves of dark red for individ-ual picking. Seed Co...

Description The first of the "cut and come again" types to arrive in our gardens. Bright green serrated leaves form large heads. Gives a different ...

Tom Thumb is a very quick maturing variety, producing small but very solid heads with terrific flavour and nice texture. Sow early under cover and ...

Palla Rossa is often called "Radicchio" in Britain. This variety has firm hearts with red/maroon and white leaves for colour in salads.Chicory is a...

Outstanding deep red cherry shaped roots with pure white internal colour. Very uniform and full of flavour with a high tolerance against internal p...

A very hardy salad vegetable also known as Winter Purslane or Miner's lettuce. Sow in rows or broadcast in July or August just covering with soil, ...

Serrated leaves that have a traditional peppery taste. Quicker and more vigorous to grow than other salad rockets, even under poor weather contitio...

A definite must for any summer salad. Rocket Salad boasts delicious spicy dark green leaves which are very simple to grow. The best way to grow thi...

Giant Winter, as its name suggests, is a winter variety with large dark green leaves of good flavour. It can be very hardy and stands for a long ti...

Salad leaf can be grown all the year round; outside in the spring, summer and autumn and then under protection in the winter. Even on your window s...