Selected for quality & resistance to canker, a very good medium-sized parsnip of tapering shape. The white roots are smooth-skinned & of fine flavour. Row 36m (120') ' Triplepack'. Recommeded for exhibition. RHS Award of Garden Merit winner. Uniform, enhanced parsnip with increased sweetness. Maturing time Approx. 32-36 weeks from sowing. This variety trialled, tested & recommended by the National Institute of Agricultural Botany. ...

A vigorous & disease resistant hybrid, bearing heavy crops of uniform, high quality white parsnips. Reliable in a variety of soils & seasons & has a very good taste & texture. Row 4m (13'). RHS Award of Garden Merit winner. Uniform, enhanced parsnip with increasing sweetness. Maturing time Approx. 32-36 weeks from sowing. This variety trialled, tested & recommended by the National Institute of Agricultural Botany. ...

The best long parsnip for exhibition which can be grown to extraordinary size. Good flavour & cooking quality. Row 12m (40'). Recommended for exhibition. Large rooted, traditional type. Maturing time Approx. 32-36 weeks from sowing. ...

Long tapering, wedge-shaped roots with smooth white skin. Good canker resistance. Ideal for both the table & 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 & 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. ...

Grown in Britain from before 1820, Hollow Crown is probably the oldest parsnip still in cultivation. The name comes from the way the top of the parsnip drops in towards the leaves, forming a crown shape. Each root will grow to around 30cm (12), with nice solid flesh & very sweet flavour. Let the roots get frost kissed before harvesting, to maximise the sweet taste. ...

A vigorous hybrid parsnip, producing an enviable crop of long, tapering, smooth-skinned roots, with excellent resistance to canker. & the flavour?
- outstanding! RHS Award of Garden Merit winner. Maturing time from sowing seed 32-36 weeks.
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An old-timer but still a good performer. We highly recommend it! An excellent parsnip with high quality tapering roots with some resistance to canker. Row 12m (40'). RHS Award of Garden Merit winner. Large rooted, traditional type. Maturing time Approx. 32-36 weeks from sowing. ...

An old-timer but still a good performer. We highly recommend it! An excellent parsnip with high quality tapering roots with some resistance to canker. Row 36m (120'). RHS Award of Garden Merit winner. Large rooted, traditional type. Maturing time Approx. 32-36 weeks from sowing. ...

Parthenocissus henryana is a vigorous deciduous climber ideal for covering walls or fences. The attractive dark velvety leaves are contrasted by bright white veining & turn to red in autumn before dropping. Height 301cm+. Supplied in a 2 litre pot. ...

Parthenocissus henryana is a vigorous deciduous climber ideal for covering walls or fences. The attractive dark velvety leaves are contrasted by bright white veining & turn to red in autumn before dropping. Height 301cm+. Supplied in a 2 litre pot. ...