Category Archives: All Vegetable Seeds
Broad Bean ‘Robin Hood’ – Seeds
Never tried broad beans on the patio before? Dwarf variety Robin Hood will provide you with a good crop of nutritious beans that taste far superior to any you’ll find at the supermarket! SMALL SPACES made easy! Are you feeling
Broad Bean ‘Witkiem Manita’ – Seeds
A fast-growing, quick-maturing broad bean, producing a good harvest of short, well-filled pods. The beans have a high tannin content, giving them particularly good taste. For spring sowing.
Broad Bean ‘Express’ – Seeds
An aptly named variety, super fast growing, early maturing and producing many well-filled pods approximately 20cm (8) long, each containing 5 or 6 plump, greenish white seeds of very good flavour. RHS Award of Garden Merit winner.
Dwarf French Bean ‘Mascotte’ – Seeds
Ideal for growing in window-boxes and pots, and very attractive in flower. Produces good crops of round, extra fine, absolutely stringless pods approximately 14cm (5 frac12;) in length on plants approximately 40-45cm (16-18) in height. Easy to harvest because the
Broad Bean ‘Masterpiece Green Longpod’ – Seeds
Excellent length of pod and table quality. A fine green seeded broad bean and also excellent for deep freezing. RHS Award of Garden Merit winner.
Dwarf French Bean ‘Sprite’ – Seeds
Outstanding dwarf French bean. Completely stringless, dark green round pods. 15cm (6) long. Great beginner variety.
Broad Bean ‘The Sutton’ – Seeds
Bred by Suttons. Can be sown in succession March-July outdoors, and November-February under cloches to produce a very early crop. Recommended for small gardens. Sown as instructed, a packet of seed is sufficient for a single row of approximately 8.3m
Broad Bean Vicia faba ‘Vroma’ – Seeds
Broad Bean Vicia faba ‘Vroma’ guarantees a generous harvest of plump, flavourful beans. This early-season variety is perfect for both autumn and spring sowing, producing abundant clusters of large pods, approximately 18cm in length, each holding 4-5 meaty beans. Awarded
Broad Bean ‘Suprifin’ – Seeds
Good for smaller gardens or windy sites, Broad Bean ‘Suprifin’ produces mid-height bushy plants that are easier to manage and support than taller cultivars. A high-yielding variety, the short, 15cm long pods contain up to 5 medium-sized beans with an
Pea ‘Oregon Sugar Pod’ – Seeds
A superb Sugar Pea with long slightly curved fleshy pods which should be gathered young and cooked whole. Height 105-120cm (3 frac12;-4′). Sugar Pod (Mangetout) type. R = Round seed. Hardy, and can be sown in late autumn or January-March.
Snow Pea ‘Green Beauty’ – Seeds
Snow peas are like giant mangetout. They can be eaten when immature like a mangetout or left for the peas to swell in the pod, giving you huge, juicy and stringless ‘Snow Peas’. Perfect to snack on, stir-fry or eat
Pea ‘Maro’ – Seeds
The premier ‘marrowfat’ variety ideal for making ever-popular mushy peas. Harvest the pods when fully dry and mature and the peas are hard and firm. Peas can also be soaked for stews and casseroles. Can also be eaten fresh when
Pea ‘Lincoln’ – Seeds
Pea ‘Lincoln’ produces curving green pods, each containing up to nine tender peas with an outstanding sweet flavour. This heritage early maincrop variety is reliable and well known for producing heavy crops with regular picking. Up to 9 peas per
Broad Bean ‘De Monica’ – Seeds
This superb, early-maturing variety grows well in low daylight conditions, producing bountiful crops of 15cm (6?) long pods filled with 5-7 tasty, creamy-coloured beans per pod. Early maturing, delicious pods Will grow in low light conditions
Pea ‘Hurst Greenshaft’ – Seeds
Medium green pointed pods in pairs, each containing 9-11 peas. Resistant to downy mildew and Fusarium Wilt; recommended for exhibition. RHS Award of Garden Merit winner. Second-Early/Maincrop Variety. Height 75cm (30).
Broad Bean Statissa – Seeds
Bean (Broad) – Statissa The first broad bean created especially for eating in the pod, to join the mangetout pea! Statissa grows particularly fine beans inside a slim pod that enable you to cook and eat the young beans whole
Pea ‘Kelvedon Wonder’ – Seeds
Thin-shelled pointed, narrow pods in pairs. Heavy yielding, and of fine flavour, it is also resistant to mildew and suitable for June-July sowing. RHS Award of Garden Merit winner. Height 45cm (18). Early Variety. Heritage Seed Variety, 1938 packet details
Broad Bean ‘Aquadulce Claudia’ – Seeds
A long podded, white-seeded tasty broad bean that’s early to mature, Aquadulce Claudia is recommended for autumn and winter sowings throughout the U.K. for the earliest crops the following spring and summer.
Pea ‘Vivado’ – Seeds
An outstanding variety producing a bumper crop of sweet tasting peas that are rich in protein, carbohydrate and fibre. Harvest May-September. W = Wrinkled seed. Sow in succession March-June. Allow 60-120cm (2-4′) between rows. (12-14 weeks maturity).
Pea ‘Blauwschokker’ – Seeds
An unusual and extremely attractive heritage variety with purple flowers followed by purple pods which may be eaten as mangetout when young or allowed to grow into swollen pods full of sweet green peas. Highly ornamental and tasty too!
Pea ‘Ambassador’ – Seeds
Use fresh or frozen, this ‘Onward’ type pea is high in vitamin C and tastes delicious! Vigorous, with a high level of disease resistance (eg Powdery Mildew, Fusarium, etc.). Height 70cm (28). Second-Early/Maincrop Variety.