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An easily grown,
nutritious vegetable
providing a continuous
supply of 'greens'
throughout the
summer/autumn.
Recommended for deep
freezing.
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This heavy cropping and
good keeping variety
produces large,
pleasantly flavoured
globe-shaped bulbs.
Maturing time
approximately 24 weeks
from sowing.
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This vigorous, uniform
hybrid grows well even on
poorer soils. The
attractive globe-shaped,
purple-shouldered roots
boast tasty,
fine-textured,
cream-coloured flesh.What
are F1 Hybridsseed
can be either Open
Pollinated or a F1
Hybrid. Open pollinated
seed is naturally
pollinated and
genetically diverse. F1
hybrids are deliberately
created by crossing two
different parent
varieties to produce a
seed which has particular
characteristics.Garden
Organics Principles of
Organic Gardening allow
the use of F1 hybrids
only when there are no
other alternatives
available to the grower.
On these rare occasions,
an organic F1 hybrid is
preferred but, if
unavailable, a
non-organic F1 hybrid can
be used.If youre growing
to save seed, Garden
Organic recommends
choosing an Open
Pollinated variety. F1
Hybrids are less likely
to produce seed true to
type or hold the same
characteristics as the
plant you saved it from.
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Carrot (Organic) Seeds -
Resistafly F1 A carrot
fly resistance and the F1
hybrid makes this variety
a great carrot to grow!
The Carrot Resistafly F1
is a Nantes hybrid with
great carrot fly
resistance. This carrot
variety has a traditional
long shape with a bright
orange, well coloured
hue and smooth roots. The
Carrot Resistafly F1
benefits from the F1
strength, giving it
better cropping power and
producing better all
round vegetables. With a
sweet and juicy flavour,
the Carrot Resistafly F1
is absolutely perfect for
creating baby carrots to
add to your dishes.
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The pods are of
extraordinary size and
length, packed with
excellent quality white
beans. Recommended for
exhibition. Suitable for
deep freezing.
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A quality climbing french
bean, producing
straight, flat, mid
green pods, 25-28cm
(10-11) long and 2.5cm
(1) wide which are
totally stringless and of
distinctive flavour.
Resistant to Common Bean
Mosaic Virus. RHS Award
of Garden Merit winner.
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An attractive, unusually
shaped long red Italian
onion from Tuscany.
Sweet-fleshed and ideal
raw in salads or for use
in casseroles etc. Stores
well.
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Tomato (Organic) Seeds -
Koralik F1 A delicious
tomato with great
colouring and a
resistance to blight. The
Tomato Koralik F1 is a
fantastic tomato variety.
An ultra-early ripening
bush variety that has
excellent resistance to
blight! The great thing
about the Tomato Koralik
F1 variety is its
consistently high yield,
which means that you can
enjoy even more tasty
tomatoes. All of the
tomatoes on a truss will
ripen at the same time,
giving you a handful of
tomatoes each time.
Growing 12-15g of fruit
with a bright and juicy
red colour to complement
the spectacular sweet
flavour of these
fantastic tomatoes.
Harvest them from
July-October for months
of delicious tomatoes.
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Cauliflower (Organic)
Seeds - Skywalker F1 A
traditional creamy
coloured Cauliflower with
the F1 hybrid vigour!
Cauliflower Skywalker F1
is a superb variety that
benefits from the F1
hybrid vigour!
Cauliflower can be a
highly rewarding
vegetable to grow and the
Cauliflower Skywalker F1
even more so. Being cold
tolerant, this variety
of cauliflower won’t
mind the extremes of
winter quite as much as
others. The tight, self
wrapping heads help to
protect it from low
temperatures and weather
conditions. The
Cauliflower Skywalker F1
forms great creamy and
uniform florets, iconic
with traditional
cauliflower varieties.
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Crisp, sweet flavoured
seedlings, reminiscent
of fresh green peas. Eat
raw in salads, in
sandwiches, or
stir-fries. 15g (0.53oz)
of seed yields about 170g
(6oz) of salad. Harvest
when sprouts are about
2.5cm (1) long.
(Organically produced
seed.)
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Certainly the biggest
pepper we've ever grown,
with giant fruits up to
10x20cm (4x8) in size,
starting green and
turning to an attractive
dark red. Excellent
flavour; ideal for
stuffing, for slicing,
for salads or the
barbecue.
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A naturally dwarf,
semi-trailing variety,
producing a good crop of
small, blocky, tasty
fruit. Perfect for
containers on a sunny
patio, or even on a well
lit windowsill. RHS Award
of Garden Merit winner.
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A very quick alternative
to sprouting broccoli,
40-60 days from sowing to
harvest. All parts of the
plant are edible, stalk,
leaves, flower bud and
flowers, with a superior
broccoli taste.Small to
medium heads, hardy and
easy to grow.
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An improved Santero-type
onion. Like its namesake,
it's an early maincrop
variety with good
resistance to bolting and
to Downy Mildew. The
copper-brown, round-oval
bulbs store very well
too.TOBY'S TIPS: The
introduction of onion
Santero is a real plus.
On our trials, we have
had real problems with
Downy Midlew, but
Santero has excellent
resistance.
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Excellent, early
maturing red cabbage,
producing tasty, deep
red round heads that hold
well in the garden. For
summer/autumn cutting.
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Vigorous, established,
tall variety with
mid-green curled leaves.
RHS Award of Garden Merit
winner.
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These beans grow up to
40-50cm long!!!!
Fantastic to grow for the
village show as they are
of exhibition
quality.Resistant to most
bean viruses, red
flowers and high yielding
for months.
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Attractive flat, yellow
beans up to 25cm long.
stringless and tender,
heavy cropping.Beans are
easy to see against green
leaves, therefore easier
and quicker to pick.Try
blanching and adding to
salads.
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Why grow separate
varieties when you can
enjoy a variety of tastes
by just growing the young
leaves. A superb blend of
Red, Cos, red-tinged
Batavia and Oak-leaf
Lettuce varieties. Great
in salads or stir-fries.
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A crisp-textured
watercress with a
delicious pungent
flavour. Grows in wet
soil. High in vitamin C.
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Ready in just 6-8 days!
Can be grown indoors all
the year round. Sow on
moist tissue paper and
cover with glass or paper
until seed germinates. To
mature with mustard sow
two days in advance.
Harvest January-December.
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An orange-skinned pumpkin
with yellow flesh, which
gardeners have grown to a
weight of over 50kg.
Recommended for
exhibition.
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Pumpkin (Organic) Seeds -
Jack Be Little Fantastic
miniature squash &
pumpkins that taste as
good as they look! The
Squash & Pumpkin Jack Be
Little are a very
interesting and fun to
grow variety. These
colourful little pumpkins
grow to just 8cm in
diameter when fully
grown! This means they
are great for adding to
meals but also to make
amazing Halloween
decorations! These
pumpkins taste absolutely
delicious when they are
stuffed and baked, and
being only 8cm across,
they make ideal serving
portions. Great for
creating mini Halloween
decorations too! Once the
inside has been consumed,
you can use the outer
shell as a pumpkin soup
bowl or a spooky
decoration that you’ve
grown yourself! The skin
of this variety can also
be eaten. Simply boil it
for 5 minutes before
baking and enjoy!
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A late maturing variety
that peforms
magnificently under cold
conditions. The
attractive
purple-and-white
globe-shaped roots can be
harvested from November
to March.
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Dobies' specially
formulated mixture which
will give a good range of
shapes and colours
maturing at slightly
varying times to give
successional cropping.
Very easy to grow.
Maturing time
approximately 5-8 weeks
from sowing.
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Cylindrical scarlet roots
boldly white tipped.
Tasty mild flavour.
Maturing time
approximately 5-8 weeks
from sowing.
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A superb versatile
vegetable. An ideal
addition to autumn
salads, the large red
heads produce colourful
leaves with attractive
white veining and a
distinctive taste.
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An easy to grow and
quick-maturing annual,
producing tasty, tangy
leaves that are delicious
in summer salads.
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Probably the heaviest
cropping dwarf bean
available, reliably
producing an abundant
crop of long, straight
pods. Good disease
resistance. Suitable for
early and late planting.
Recommended for deep
freezing.
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We're thrilled to
introduce this new
parsnip variety, with
extremely white, heavy,
uniform roots and a
strong resistance to
canker. Panorama is a
vigorous F1 variety which
is fantastic for the
kitchen or the show
bench, and its roots
boast a fantastic flavour
the whole family will
love. Harvest
October-March. Height
50-60cm (20-24); spread
30-40cm (12-16).
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Long tapering,
wedge-shaped roots with
smooth white skin. Good
canker resistance. Ideal
for both the table and
exhibition use. RHS Award
of Garden Merit
winner.What are F1
Hybridsseed can be
either Open Pollinated or
a F1 Hybrid. Open
pollinated seed is
naturally pollinated and
genetically diverse. F1
hybrids are deliberately
created by crossing two
different parent
varieties to produce a
seed which has particular
characteristics.Garden
Organics Principles of
Organic Gardening allow
the use of F1 hybrids
only when there are no
other alternatives
available to the grower.
On these rare occasions,
an organic F1 hybrid is
preferred but, if
unavailable, a
non-organic F1 hybrid can
be used.If youre growing
to save seed, Garden
Organic recommends
choosing an Open
Pollinated variety. F1
Hybrids are less likely
to produce seed true to
type or hold the same
characteristics as the
plant you saved it from.
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A high yielding parsley
producing flat, dark
green leaves of excellent
flavour. Ideal for use in
salads or cooking.
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Cylindrical scarlet roots
boldly white tipped.
Tasty mild
flavour.Maturing time
approximately 5-8 weeks
from sowing.
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For something a little
unusual give this superb
radish a try. It's a
lovely combination of
purple skin and white
flesh, and tastes
delicious too! RHS Award
of Garden Merit winner.
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The original wild
variety, ideal for
salads or cooking,
producing a good supply
of strong-flavoured
leaves in as little as
six weeks from sowing.
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Tasty, nutritious shoots
and leaves with a crunchy
texture and pea-like
flavour. Pick in as
little as three weeks and
allow to re-shoot for a
second cutting a few
weeks later.
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Vigorous growth, short
jointed and heavy
cropping with
well-filled, blunt pods.
Recommended for deep
freezing. Height 60cm
(2'). RHS Award of Garden
Merit winner. Early Peas
- usually ready for use
11-14 weeks after sowing.
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Unique purple 'bulbs with
green stalked leaves,
highly attractive.Plants
can grow quite large and
still remain tender with
delicious cabbage and
turnip flavour, great
for stir fry, soups,
casseroles or
coleslaw.Leaves can be
harvested and used like
cabbage.
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Compact, spine-free
plants with a unique
climbing/trailing habit
that makes them perfect
for patio containers and
ideal for growing up
trellises, nets or stout
canes. Produces heavy
crops of delicious, dark
green fruits.
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One of the oldest and
best sweet corn still in
existence! Plants produce
sweet, creamy-white
kernels of around 20-23cm
long. Not only can you
enjoy your cobs fresh,
but the plants can also
be harvested fully ripe,
then hung upside down in
a cool shed and used in
their semi-ripe state all
the way into winter,
hence the name
'evergreen'. Simply boil
or steam when required.
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A leaf mixture that can
be sown up to October
outdoors, for picking
leaves over winter, or
sown through the winter
under glass or on a
windowsill.
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Why grow separate
varieties when you can
enjoy a variety of tastes
by just growing the young
leaves. A superb blend of
Red, Cos, red-tinged
Batavia and Oak-leaf
Lettuce varieties. Great
in salads or stir-fries.
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A first-class radish
producing roots that are
8-10cm (3-4) long with a
cylindrical shape,
bright pink skin and
tasty, crisp white
flesh.
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Tomato Crimson Plum F1The
delicious new member of
the Crimson familyThe
Crimson Plum is the first
blight-resistant plum
tomato from seed. Great
for both indoor and
outdoor growing, ;it
is;the ideal tomato
variety to be grown
outside in the UK. This
remarkable fruit is ideal
for pots, baskets or any
containers, reaching
heights of 150-200cm
(59-79"); spread
40-50cm (16-20").The
Crimson Plum will harvest
from July through to
October, a 'Roma' style
plum with a rich, deep
flavour. It has solid,
meaty flesh with few
seeds and is good for
cooking and using in
sauces. You’ll have
endless uses for this
delicious tomato in your
favourite summer and
autumnal recipes.
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Musselburgh is a hardy,
traditional Scottish leek
which produces long thick
stems.
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A compact aubergine
that's ideal for
container growing,
bearing clusters of
delicious, glossy, dark
purple fruits throughout
summer.
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Large, shiny purple,
oval aubergines are
produced very early on
plants of compact, bushy
habit. The fruits 'set'
well. High yield.
Suitable for patio
containers. RHS Award of
Garden Merit winner.
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This first-class
asparagus produces tall,
slender, high quality
spears with tight green
buds. Particularly
delicious steamed,
stir-fried or sauted and
topped with butter.What
are F1 Hybridsseed
can be either Open
Pollinated or a F1
Hybrid. Open pollinated
seed is naturally
pollinated and
genetically diverse. F1
hybrids are deliberately
created by crossing two
different parent
varieties to produce a
seed which has particular
characteristics.Garden
Organics Principles of
Organic Gardening allow
the use of F1 hybrids
only when there are no
other alternatives
available to the grower.
On these rare occasions,
an organic F1 hybrid is
preferred but, if
unavailable, a
non-organic F1 hybrid can
be used.If youre growing
to save seed, Garden
Organic recommends
choosing an Open
Pollinated variety. F1
Hybrids are less likely
to produce seed true to
type or hold the same
characteristics as the
plant you saved it from.
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A hybrid January King
type which matures from
October onwards, it
produces good sized heads
with a superb flavour and
stands well in the field.
For autumn/winter
cutting.TOBY'S TIPS: Dont
discard too many of the
outer leaves when
preparing as these are
where vitamin levels are
highest. Try planting
Garlic Chives amongst
your cabbage it may deter
Cabbage Root Fly.
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Cucumber (Organic) Seeds
- Passandra F1 A great
mini cucumber variety
with the F1 hybrid! The
Cucumber Passandra F1 is
a fantastic cucumber
variety with the F1
hybrid strength. This all
female type cucumber has
a good resistance to
mildew, mosaic virus and
downy mildew. This
variety of cucumber is
actually a mini cucumber,
growing to 15cm long.
The Cucumber Passandra F1
produces heavy crops of
crisp, delicious
cucumbers with smooth
dark green fruits. Taking
roughly 12 weeks to
mature from sowing, you
can be enjoying tasty
mini cucumbers in time
for the summer season.
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An improved strain of
this well known and
reliable cucumber with
smooth-skinned,
good-sized fruits.
Recommended for
exhibition. Long variety.
Greenhouse or Frame.
Maturing time
approximately 12 weeks
from sowing.
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A heritage variety that
goes back centuries,
this fruit has a sweet
flavour that we cant get
enough of. Well suited to
cooler climates, this
melon grows well indoors
and in containers.
Harvest August-mid
October. Height 50-60cm
(20-24); spread 100-150cm
(39-59).
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This superb purple
variety is finer tasting
than green varieties.
It's as ornamental as it
is edible, and is ideal
for a variety of
situations, and is loved
by bees, butterflies and
other pollinating
insects. Harvest May-June
(year 2). Globe type.
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An old and rare French
Heritage variety
originating in the Town
of Aubervilliers near
Paris, which is famous
for its fertile fields
and fantastic vegetables.
The beautifully crinkly
savoy style cabbage is
very tender with a mild
taste, it also resists
bolting and can be
harvested in the
autumn/winter. Sow
April-May. Harvest
November-December and
January-March (yr2).
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Black-skinned roots with
an unusual, delicate
flavour. Easy to grow and
well worth a try!
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As the name suggests,
this old Australian
winter squash produces
attractive, steel-blue
fruit weighing 3-5kg
each. The vining plants
will happily cover a bed
and produce several
turban type squashes with
deep ribbing. Not only
does the bright orange
flesh have a sweet and
treacle-like flavour but
the fruit also stores for
an incredible 4-5 months,
giving you tasty squash
all throughout winter and
beyond.
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This club root resistant
variety produces
excellent quality, large
round cabbages which are
bigger than Kilazol F1.
Each cabbage weighs
between 2.5-4kg. They can
be picked over several
months as this variety
has excellent holding
ability if left in the
ground. Stores well once
picked. (Summer/autumn
round type.) Harvest
September-November.
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Performs well in a wide
range of soils and
weather conditions,
producing quality heads
with a delicious peppery
taste. Can also be sown
in October. Sow
March-May. (20-26 weeks
maturing from sowing).
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A heritage variety with
superb reliability. Dark
green, compact heads
with well-flavoured,
pointed, tender hearts,
for use in April and
early May. Can also be
sown in spring for summer
and autumn cutting.
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Want something different,
healthy, yet tasty to
put in the kids' lunch
boxes? (or you own!) Then
try growing this bright
orange little sweet bite
pepper which will produce
loads of tasty fruit
throughout the summer.
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The pepper that thinks it
is a tomato! Yes it
really is a round,
tomato shaped pepper! The
dark red, sweet, shiny
fruit are ideal for use
in salads or for
stuffing. Though the
fruits are sweet, there
is a slight after-taste
of heat.
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A chilli pepper with
great ornamental value.
It's very vigorous and is
ideal for containers,
window boxes or baskets,
cropping throughout
summer. Scoville heat
rating approximately 20,
000SHU.
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Are you an addict of
blistering hot chillis?
Then Paper Lantern is a
must! Its
pointed-cylindrical
fruits turn from green to
red, and will really
spice up your cooking!
Height 75-100cm (30-40).
350, 000-400, 000SHU
(measured Scoville heat
units).
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Pepper Chilli seeds -
Chocolate HabaneroGrow
these fiery chocolate
habaneros from
seed!Pepper Chilli Seeds
- Chocolate Habanero are
a spectacular chilli
variety originating from
Jamaica. These chilli
peppers are richly
flavoured and used to
make jerk sauce. With a
rich smokey flavour, the
habaneros that are
produced by this variety
are one of the hottest
around! A fiercely hot
300, 000–400, 000
SHU!Called the Chocolate
Habanero not for it’s
flavour, don’t be
fooled this is no sweet
treat. Named after its
dark brown colouring,
making it look like a
delicious chocolate. Once
the seeds are
established, the bushes
grow fairly large to a
height of 71–80cm
(28–31) and a spread of
41–50cm (16–20) with
strong stems. The Pepper
Chilli Seeds - Chocolate
Habanero is ready to
harvest August–October.
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Pepper Chilli Seeds -
Carolina ReaperGrow the
World's Hottest Chilli
Pepper!The Carolina
Reaper was rightly voted
the Worlds’ Hottest
Chilli by the Guinness
Book of Records! Bred in
South Carolina by
crossing a Ghost chilli
with a Habanero, this
chilli pepper weighs in
at an incredible 2.2
million on the Scoville
Scale. This devilish
chilli pepper plant
should be handled with
extra care and is not for
the faint-hearted!Each
devilishly hot chilli
pepper has a fruity,
cinnamon/chocolate taste
before the mind-blowing
heat kicks in. The bumpy,
lumpy Carolina Reaper
won't all look the same
as they grow, but the
majority will have a
pointed scorpion tail
that is typical of this
'super-hot' chilli. Treat
this plant with respect,
pick your chillies once
they turn red, and
always wear gloves when
handling fruit. Never
touch your eyes without
washing your hands… You
have been warned! Harvest
late August-October.
Height 61-70cm
(24-28"); spread
61-70cm
(24-128").Carolina
Reaper seeds are included
in the Rob Smith Heritage
Range that is dedicated
to his love for gardening
and allotment growing. So
why not try this popular
chilli variety that is
proving very popular, a
must-have for any keen
chilli enthusiast.
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Also known as Toad
Beetroot, this variety
is the oldest still in
existence (estimated at
1000 years!). Crapaudine
translates as female toad
in french. Its not
surprising then, that
the skin is very rough
and cracked, almost like
tree bark. The
carrot-shaped roots are
extremely sweet and very
dark, almost black in
colour and the stalks are
red tinged and are great
in salads. Renowned for
its superior flavour,
Rouge Crapaudine is
sought after by chefs
around the globe. Dobies
are proud to offer you
the chance to grow this
exquisite heritage
favourite.
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A bush habit 'baby
marrow' variety producing
fruits about three
quarters the size of a
normal marrow. Perfect
for patio containers,
it's a prolific cropper
and is delicious-tasting
too.
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An attractive variety
with a distinctive
'Turban' shape. Bred for
improved flavour compared
to regular varieties.A
popular choice for
ornamental autumn
displays with excellent
flavour for roasting,
baking and soups and
stews.
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A modern variety with a
short crown. Harvesting
and cleaning is easy: one
cut releases all the
leaves. Every leaf is
about the same length,
uniformly serrated with a
crisp yet succulent bite.
Very long-lasting before
or after harvest.
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Walla Walla - Onion
SeedsFresh flavour and a
great source of
fibre!Walla Walla onion
seeds offer sweetness and
crunch without the tears.
It's mild in taste and
less aromatic than any
other regular growing
onions and provides less
sulphur content. Use in a
variety of cooking
methods to provide fresh
flavours to your salads
and a great source of
fibre to your homecooked
dishes.Originally taken
from Corsica to the Walla
Walla Valley in the USA,
this old variety has been
selected for its
sweetness, jumbo size
and round shape. The seed
can be sown late
December-April, planted
outside in May and
harvested August-October.
Height 30-40cm
(12-16") Spread
11-20cm (4-8").With
200 seeds per average
packet, this vegetable
seed is a great addition
to your homegrown
produce, but use it soon
after harvest to
experience the flavours
this sweet onion has to
offer!
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A high quality type for
summer/autumn cropping.
The medium sized round
heads produce tasty,
crisp internal hearts
which hold well without
splitting. Sow
March-April.
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Next years going to be
all about ornamental
edibles, and Quattro F1
has it all. Twice as big
as other chives, this
variety produces tender
edible flat leaves and
flowers. Perfect for the
patio or the garden, the
odourless flowers will
last up to 3 weeks in a
vase. Flowers June
October. Ht 81 90cm.
Flowers June-October.
Height 80-90cm (31-35);
spread 20-30cm (8-12).
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Cabbage (Organic) Seeds -
Caraflex F1 A great
variety and previous
winner of the RHS Award
of Garden Merit The
Cabbage Caraflex F1 is a
great pointed variety
with an improved
‘Hispi’ type. This
means that the cabbages
produced from this
variety have slightly
larger heads and stands
for longer, meaning you
can enjoy even more
cabbage without the
effort of growing more.
The Cabbage Caraflex F1
can be grown in a tunnel
during the winter months
in order to gain an early
crop in the spring. The
leaves of the Cabbage
Caraflex F1 are very good
for you and have many
health benefits. The
leaves closest to the
heart are the most
nutritious and have the
most health benefits.
It’s no wonder the
Cabbage Caraflex F1 won
the RHS Award of Garden
Merit! It is a superb
variety that is ready to
harvest June-September
unless grown in a tunnel.
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Probably the world's most
famous chilli! The unique
flavour works perfectly
when sliced onto a pizza
or to spice up a simple
sandwich. When in a green
state the Jalapeno is
great to eat but becomes
a little sweeter when
they turn red. Suitable
for glasshouse or outdoor
production. Height:
120-130cm (48-52). Rating
2, 500-5, 000 SHU (Rating
measured in Scoville heat
units - SHU. The higher
the rating the hotter the
chilli!
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Long roots with a
delicate and distinctive
flavour that has been
likened to oysters or
asparagus.
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A super fast-maturing
type, ideal for
gardening beginners. The
rich orange roots are
uniform in colour and
have a delicious flavour.
Row 9m (30').
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Part of the Crimson
Blight Resistant family.
Crimson Blush proves big
is beautiful, well
definitely if you are a
beefsteak tomato. This is
the first truly blight
resistant variety of the
beefsteak world. May
still get blight, but
will grow through it. It
produces good crops of
beautiful pink crimson
blushed fruit, and is
ideal for growing outside
for Mediterranean style
tomatoes. Cherry tomato
sweetness in a beefsteak.
Harvest July-October.
Height 150-200cm (59-79);
spread 40-50cm (16-20).
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Heavy yields of very
tasty, long, tapering,
stump-ended roots. Stores
well. For best results,
do not sow later than
mid-May. RHS Award of
Garden Merit winner.
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Quick growing and mildly
flavoured, the best
variety for spring and
summer sowing. Maturing
time approximately 10
weeks from sowing.
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Sow outdoors in mod
August - mid October to
crop in early spring.
Equally as crisp and
tasty as ordinary White
Lisbon. Not recommended
for spring or summer
sowing. RHS Award of
Garden Merit Winner. For
autumn sowing. Maturing
time approximately 10
weeks from sowing.
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The earliest maturing
'Supersweet' variety
(having 2-3 times the
sugar level of ordinary
varieties), producing
superb quality,
deliciously sweet cobs.
Improved tolerance to
cold soil aids
germination.
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Apparently, this
fantastic pea was bred by
William Fairbeard in Kent
(1843) and was grown by
none other than Charles
Darwin, appearing in his
book 'The Variation of
Animals and Plants under
Domestication, 1868.
'Champion of England'
quickly earned a name for
itself for being a tasty,
productive climbing
variety and was judged as
THE best pea by the
Journal of Horticulture
in 1876.In the 1970's,
taller growing peas fell
out of favour and this
pea began to disappear
from seed catalogues.
Fortunately, Garden
Organics 'Heritage Seed
Library' saved this
variety from disappearing
forever in 1975 and now
I'm extremely pleased you
are able to grow it
again. Producing tall,
productive plants with
well-filled pods of 7-10
peas, this variety won't
take up much floor space
but will crop incredibly
well. The fact the peas
are juicy and sweet also
makes it Champion of
England in my eyes....and
Charles Darwins!
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An easily grown salad
item for use in summer,
autumn and into the
winter. Use as a 'baby'
leaf or pick leaves off
the plants as required. A
useful lettuce-like
salad, very popular in
Europe. Pull the leaves
as required, as with
spinach.
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Produces pods some 38cm
(15) long, each
containing up to 9 large
green beans. We recommend
this long podded, heavy
cropping broad bean.
Suitable for deep
freezing. RHS Award of
Garden Merit winner.
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Basil Seeds - Everleaf
Emerald TowersPlants have
longer harvest time...
Hence the name
Everleaf!Everleaf Emerald
Towers flowers 10–12
weeks later than regular
Genovese basil, meaning
the plants have a longer
harvest time, hence the
name ‘Everleaf’. This
basil plant has short
internodes that create a
tight habit, making the
plant very showy. Perfect
for small space
gardening, it has a very
upright, column-like
habit, ideal for beds,
borders and
containers.Harvesting
from mid-June through to
October, you’ll be
rewarded with Genovese
basil for months! Mix
this delicious herb with
tomatoes and mozzarella
for a delightful caprese
salad, perfect for a
summer day. Height
81–90cm
(32–35"); spread
21–30cm
(8–12").It's the
must-have addition to any
home-grown herb garden!
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Produces pods some 38cm
(15) long, each
containing up to 9 large
green beans. We recommend
this long podded, heavy
cropping broad bean.
Suitable for deep
freezing. RHS Award of
Garden Merit winner.
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Compact, slow bolting
plants with round smooth
leaves and thick pure
white stalks.
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The perfect snack to add
to add to packed lunches
& picnics.The Pea (Sugar
Snap) Seeds - Sugar Lace
is an improved breeding
variety and the latest in
commercial Sugar Snap pea
breeding. Producing extra
thick and juicy pods,
it’s difficult to
imagine this plant
producing an abundance of
peas, however, with the
Pea (Sugar Snap) Seeds -
Sugar Lace the typical
axil will produce 2 pods!
This means you can enjoy
even more peas all Summer
long. Totally stringless
even when peas begin to
form, these very sweet
and crunchy peas are
absolutely perfect to add
to your packed lunches or
picnic basket for a snack
through the day.
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A red-skinned Japanese
carrot with sweet pink
inner flesh which holds
its colour well after
cooking. Root length
25-28cm (10-11). Row 6m
(20').Unusual coloured
type - Brighten up
mealtimes and encourage
kids to eat their
vegetables!
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Dwarf habit with closely
curled leaves. A superb
source of tasty and
highly nutritious autumn,
winter and spring
'greens'. Resistant to
very bad winter
conditions.
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This british-bred variety
is a real stunner in the
winter veg garden with
the leaves changing from
blue-green to an
eye-catching deep purple
during winter months.
Harvest from December
until well into spring
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Rob says: I found these
tomatoes at a specialist
tomato breeder last year
and was totally amazed by
them. The plants produce
dense columns of crinkled
and curled leaves which
are slimmer and more
compact than regular
tomato plants, meaning
you can get more plants
closer together, perfect
for a smaller greenhouse.
The plants are very
productive, producing
large, cherry-sized
fruit which are deep red
in colour, with green
striping which fades as
the fruit ripens. Each
truss is held away from
the plants and it makes
picking exceptionally
easy. The fruit has a
sweet, rich flavour
which makes you want
more. In fact, out of a
greenhouse full of
varieties, this was the
one I kept going back to
and eating. Harvest
July-early October.
Height 150-200cm (59-79);
spread 30-40cm (12-16).
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An extremely winter hardy
variety with compact,
attractive plants that
can be grown closer
together than
normal.Produces lots of
highly crinkled leaves
that can be harvested for
up to 7 months of the
year.
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A much admired Italian
kale, whose leaves
darken to dark green,
almost black as the
cooler temperatures of
autumn arrive. Boil,
steam or stir-fry,
picking the leaves as
required. Harvest
September-January.
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Excellent for
successional sowing, or
in frames or under
cloches for early roots.
Row 15m (50'). Standard
variety. 84 days from
sowing to harvest to help
with your selection (this
is based on Toby's trials
and may vary).
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A fantastic tomato
variety! Ideal for patios
and balconiesBritish
bred, taking 15 years
breeding to perfect,
this is an incredibly
productive little plant
(up to 75 fruit per
plant). Bred by the man
who created 'Red Alert'
and 'Tumbler'. Very early
(mid-July) ripening.
Sweet, cherry-sized
fruits that were very
popular in taste tests.
Some blight resistance
and resistance to
fusarium and
verticillium. 12–16g
fruit. Loved by Carol
Klein at RHS Hampton
Court Flower Show 2019.
Finally a great tasting,
compact, bush tomato
with flavour! Ideal for
patios, balconies and
anywhere else too small
for a regular tomato. Can
even be grown in pots as
small as 11cm wide. No
staking or support
required, just water and
harvest. Good resistance
to Fusarium,
Verticillium and some
resistance to late
blight. Bush Variety.
Harvest
mid-July–October.
Height 21–30cm
(8–12); spread
31–40cm
(12–16).Tomato CareOnce
flowers begin to appear,
the plants should be fed
with a liquid tomato
fertiliser at the
recommended rate weekly.
The growing point should
be removed when five or
six trusses have formed,
as this will encourage
the fruits to swell more
rapidly and mature more
quickly.Keep the plants
well-watered, especially
when the fruits have
started to set. Wide
fluctuations in moisture
supply may lead to
irregular fruit growth,
cracking of the skin,
and dropping of the
fruits.Veranda Red is
special because dwarf
tomatoes are notoriously
lacking in flavour and
not that nice tasting,
whereas Veranda Red has
the flavour of a vine
tomato you would grow in
your greenhouse, BUT on
a small plant. It's taken
15 years to breed the
improved flavour into
this small size and it's
from the breeder of
Tumbler, Honeycomb and
the Crimson family (hence
why it's also late blight
resistant). I personally
think it's a cracking new
variety and Nick has been
working with Simon and
growing it for the last
year or two as
well.Basically it's all
about bringing the
flavour of greenhouse
cordon tomatoes into a
small, easy to care for
plant without the hassle
of training the plant or
needing a greenhouse.
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