Vegetable Seeds

Description Small winged pods should be harvested when about 3-4cm long, superb flavour akin to Asparagus. Will crop all summer long if picked regu...

One of the most commonly grown varieties in the world. Medium size fruits of elongated shape, deep violet colour and good flavour. Feed as you woul...

Striking striped purple and white fruits, compact branching plants with silver grey foliage, which is spineless in most conditions. Crops over a lo...

Description Plants produce a mass of mid-green leaves on thin green stems which will continue to be produced right through the winter. Seed Count...

Description The most popular choice for early sowing, good resistance to bolting. Produces medium size globe shaped roots of superb deep red with n...

Description Introduced nearly a century ago and still one of the fabvourites for main crop sowing. Deep red flesh, marvellous flavour and stores we...

Grow one row and get a mixture of colours, red, white, golden and the unusual pink and white ringed Chioggia, giving you a variety of colours and f...

Description Slightly longer pod and slightly more winter hardiness than Aquadulce. In all other respects they are the same Seed Count - 45 When to ...

Description First introduced over 100 years ago. Heavy cropping white seeded type with long pods of 8 or 9 beans. Good flavour and a good freezer. ...

Description Long pods with bright green beans of outstanding flavour. Freezes well and gives an early and heavy crop. Seed Count - 50 When to sow ...

Description Bush variety but yields as well as most taller varieties.White seeded beans of good flavour. Can be autumn sown under cloches. Seed C...

Description If you are unable to sow Aquadulce in November, this is the rescue plan. In most years it matures almost as early as Aquadulce but from...

Large vigorous plants produce heavy yields of quality purple spears, late maturity in April and May.Sow April to MayPlant out JuneWhere to SowSow s...

Description The twin to the early variety but the spears can be harvested from April onwards Seed Count - 750 When to sow May and early June.   Whe...

Description Apart from the different spear colour the leaves are less frilly and blue-green. Creamy white spears which are slightly milder in flavo...

Description Club root resistant. Early to mid-season production of dark green buttons which stand well on the plant for several weeks. Pick from Se...

Description A gardener's favourite for many years , producing dark green , fairly large sprouts on strong plants cropping well of a reasonable peri...

Description A high quality variety with a good flavour. Ideal replacement for PEER GYNT. by Kings Seeds Seed Count - 30 When to sow April to May   ...

Description Once a novelty but now increasing in popularity, red sprouts that deepen in colour as the weather gets colder. Produces medium sized bu...

Improved selection for winter hardiness, ideal for January to March spring green production. Good bolt, tipburn and frost tolerance. Will eventuall...

Description An early spring variety with compact heads on dwarf plants. Can be planted at 30cm spacing's as it makes few outer leaves. Pack size: 5...

Description Reliable old favourite. Compact heads which are produced quickly. Few outer leaves so it can be grown at 30cm spacings. Suitable for ...

Description Solid round heads with crisp hearts of purple red colour. Ideal for pickling and cooking. Crops from September onwards. Seed Count - ...

Club Root ResistantThe first club root resistant red cabbage producing good size heads that stand well and have a good flavour when eaten raw, cook...

Description Round flattened heads with large blue green leaves. Solid hearts of good texture and flavour. Harvest begins in August and September. ...

Description The heads are so solid you could stand on them. Lovely crisp texture to the creamy white hearts. Can be planted at 30cm spacings, sta...

Description Produces a large central head that should be cut first, followed by delicious smaller healthy soots which can be picked frequently ov...

The number one, best selling calabrese in the supermarket and perfect for gardeners. Has quality heads that stand well over a long period with outs...

Description Large blue-green heads which are slow to run to seed. Good disease resistance. Can be sown in September or from February to May. By Kin...

Description Very sweet flavour, good colour and small core. First choice for early sowing under cloches. Small cylindrical roots that freeze well. ...

Description Much grown maincrop and storing variety. Heavy yields, long thick roots, good colour & flavour. Can be pulled as required during t...

Description Highly recommended variety for early maincrop. Stump rooted, excellent colour and texture. Smooth skin, small core and tastes good to...

Description The favourite for successional sowing. Blunt ended cylindrical roots with very small core. Superb flavour and colour. Seed Count - 20...

Flakkee is easy to grow and although considered a main crop variety, can be successionally planted to give a continuous crop, producing large, thic...

Description The first variety to have tolerance to Carrot Fly as it is far less attractive to the egg laying flies. Broad shouldered, stump ended ...