Vegetable Seeds

Description The courgette is probably the most popular form of all the marrow family. Picked young it can be used in a host of delicious dishes; f...

Midnight F1 is a slightly speckled courgette with a good flavour, compact and bushy plant. It is ideal for growing in containers as it is completel...

Description Smooth skin of really dark green. Slim and cylindrical with excellent internal quality. Ideal for freezing Seed Count - 20 When to sow ...

Description Cucumber is a traditional salad vegetable which can be produced either in a glasshouse or outdoors.The long green types found in the sh...

Description Quite distinct round pale coloured fruits.Very vigorous and prolific. Considered more digestible by some connoisseurs. Outdoor plot. Se...

Almost smooth fruits that are a medium to dark green colour. Parthenocarpic hybrid (self fertile) early to mid-early.Pack Size: 20 SeedsWHEN TO SOW...

Description The nearest old variety to a glasshouse type. Medium long dark green fruits. Can be grown outside, under glass or polythene tunnels or...

Description Medium long pencil podded type of light green with distinct purple markings which disappear on cooking.Virtually stringless and a good ...

Dwarf French Bean - The Prince produces long straight pencil pods of excellent flavour. The beans are stingless when picked young. Because of their...

Description Pale green skin with pure white flesh. Fine texture and flavour when harvested the size of a tennis ball. Earliest of all the varieties...

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 A good economy, one packet containing a mixture of butterhead, cos, crisp and loose leaf types to give you a spread of varieties and t...

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 ...

Description Probably the most popular and widely grown of all varieties. Large frilly crisp heads. Slow to run to seed even in hot weather. Seed ...

Marrow Bush Baby produces compact dark green fruits with a pale green stripe, ideal for growing in smaller gardens, containers or on the patio. The...

Description Has all the attributes of Green Trailing but with a bush habit for more limited space. Highly productive. Seed Count - 20 When to so...

Tiger Cross F1 is a traditional looking fruit of dark green with lighter green stripes. It has a bush habit and can be harvested young as courgette...

Clearly ribbed fruit with flesh that is very thick and juicy with a sweet and aromatic taste. Deep orange inner flesh, makes a good replacement for...

Not a vegetable normally associated with British gardens, but given an early start and plenty of care, you can enjoy the delicious fresh taste of y...

Description One of the most popular crops for the gardener, onions are a huge must for any allotment holder or for the gardener who has their own l...

Description The variety for autumn sowing or early spring sowing under cloches for the first pick of the season. Fast growing. Replacement for F...