Category Archives: Plants & Seeds
Pea ‘All Season Collection’
Freshly picked peas are the crowning glory of a veg patch, nothing beats them for flavour! Get four months of easy pickings with our collection. You’ll be amazed at Terrain – plants will stand disease-free through to autumn. Anubis brings the earliest crops, while Jaguar and Starlight plug the mid season gap.This collection comprises:AnubisJaguarStarlightTerrain
Sweet Pepper ‘Lunchbox Mix’ F1 Hybrid
We’ve put together a mix of mini very sweet peppers. These heavy yielding plants are perfect for growing in containers or in a grow bag in the greenhouse. The 3x5cm, 30g fruits have a high sugar level for a natural sweet flavour and are a high source of vitamin C.
Dwarf French Bean All Season Collection
This mixture of three dwarf beans will give you unbeatable garden performance, ensuring you a heavy crop through mid summer and you’ll still be picking beans well into October. Easy to pick on upright stems. All with good disease resistance. This collection comprises:Dwarf Bean ‘Opera’, Dwarf Bean ‘Laguna’ and Dwarf Bean ‘Sansoucy’
Tomato (cherry) ‘Black Opal’
This unique cross combines the unusual dark skin and health benefits of Black Cherry with the high sugar content of our red cherry type Sweet Apéritif. Sweeter than Black Cherry, but retaining the high levels of anthocyanins and lycopene of dark-fruiting types.
Tomato ‘Supersweet’
Exactly as the name describes, this high yielding variety produces masses of super-sweet cherry tomatoes from July to October. The tasty fruits ripen in long trusses that cascade from indeterminate plants. Tomato ?Supersweet? is slightly larger than most cherry varieties, with thin skins and a particularly good flavour. This cordon variety is best grown in
Cabbage ‘Tinty’ (Summer)
A green ‘baby pointed’ cabbage for autumn/winter cutting. It has a mild, sweet taste, ideally suited for shredding raw for autumn and winter salads, or used as a cooked vegetable.
Sweet Pea ‘Route 66’
Perfect perfume and masses of large bi-coloured red and white flowers. Cut blooms regularly for a vase indoors, throughout summer, and this vigorous variety will keep more and more flowers coming.
Antirrhinum majus ‘Circus Clowns’
This jolly mixture will brighten your garden! The attractive bicoloured blooms stand proud above rich green foliage. This medium height variety looks delightful planted en-masse in a sunny border or filling a large patio container, and the garden performance of ‘Circus Clowns’ is simply outstanding.
Bupleurum rotundifolium ‘Green Gold’
Back by popular demand! What a beauty this is in the border! Pop in a sunny or lightly shaded area and its form and colouring are simply magnificent. Bupleurum is an intriguing and useful annual with flowers like a euphorbia and leaves like a eucalyptus. Ideal for use in vase displays or interplanting with tall
Cosmos bipinnatus ‘Cosimo Red-White’
The earliest flowering cosmos on our trials! Dwarf, bushy plants produce masses of attractive red and white bicolour blooms.
Dianthus amurensis ‘Siberian Blues’
Compact, bushy mounds of bluish evergreen foliage erupt into a sea of mauve-blue flowers in late spring and are the closest yet to a true blue Dianthus. Ideal planted in borders, rockeries and containers, flowering over a long period each summer for many, many years.
Zinnia marylandica ‘Zahara Sunburst’
The first ever red & yellow bicoloured bedding zinnia from seed. Large blooms for a bedding zinnia on dwarf compact and free-flowering plants with outstanding garden performance. Also shows good disease resistance. Stunning towards the front of borders or in containers.
Carrot ‘Purple Sun’ F1 Hybrid
Commercially assessed in mainland Europe, the roots are intense in colour and sweetness and contain high levels of healthy antioxidents, making Purple Sun a suitable variety for juicing. Breeding developments mean that this variety has stronger disease resistance, and more uniform roots than older purple carrot varieties.Purple carrots have long been a favourite with Prince
Chilli Pepper ‘Paper Lantern’
More productive and earlier ripening than a standard habenero – you can expect fruits ready to pick up to a fortnight quicker. The fiery fruits (scoville rating of 250,000!) are 5-7cm long, mid green in colour turning an orangey red and finally a rosy red on full maturity. Paper Lantern is best grown in large
Nasturtium ‘Orchid Flame’
From Thompson & Morgan?s renowned breeding programme comes this truly astounding development in nasturtiums! Not only do the summer flowers resemble exotic-looking orchids, they also change colour. This colour switch needs to be seen to be believed!
Tomato ‘Romello’ F1 Hybrid
Long clusters of deliciously sweet, plum-shaped cherry tomatoes will smother your Tomato Romello plants from July to October. But that’s not all! This wonder tomato has exceptional resistance to late blight. The fruits stand up well against cracking and they even grow on the outside of the plants, making it easy for you to pick
Gaura lindheimeri ‘Sparkle White’
More compact and earlier flowering than traditional gaura. ‘Sparkle White’ offers slender stems topped with a flurry of dazzling white starry blooms. This clump forming variety has a neat habit perfect for front of border or path edging. Once established, it even copes well during periods of drought. Still looks fresh at the end of
Squash ‘Summer Mix’ F1 hybrid (Summer)
An exciting colour combination of the increasingly popular ‘Patty Pans’. These vigorous bushy plants with long, quite spiny stems, produce high numbers of scalloped ‘patty pan’ fruits if harvested regularly. Harvest at golf ball-size for soft-skinned, tender fruits to eat whole and raw. Larger 7cm (3in) fruits can be sliced for stir fries or steamed.
Primrose ‘Jupiter White’
The fresh white blooms with sparkling central red eye make the ideal canvas for the taller spring blooms. Height 20cm (8in).
