Pea ‘Proval’ – Seeds
Pea Proval Great for successionally sowing, produce fresh peas for months! Pea ‘Proval’ is a very early, spring cropping variety. Large yields of non-floury, crisp, and sweet peas, producing 7-8 per pod. Short 60cm tall pea plants that can withstand
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
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).
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
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 ‘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.
Pea ‘Douce Provence’ – Seeds
Perfect for spring, summer, autumn and over-wintered protected sowings. Produces a bountiful crop of sweet and succulent peas. Easy to grow. No staking required. Sow October-December amp; February-July. Harvest May-October. Sow every two weeks for continuous crops For spring or
Pea ‘Early Onward’ – Seeds
A heavy crop of pods in pairs about 10 days earlier than Onward. Very popular. RHS Award of Garden Merit winner. Height 60cm (2′). Early Variety.
Pea ‘Half Pint’ – Seeds
EarlyGrow this cute heritage pea on the windowsill, in hanging baskets, window boxes or table-top patio pots and pick them fresh for a healthy snack! Growing to only 25cm tall, this diminutive pea is ready to harvest in just 7-8
Chilli Pepper ‘White Chocolate’ – Seeds
Perfect for chilli-lovers and chocaholics! Chilli Pepper ‘White Chocolate’ is a duo of spicy-hot habaneros in white and dark chocolate colours. Experience the zesty, citrusy undertones and fiery heat of the white habanero, perfectly complemented by the smoky depth of
Chilli Pepper ‘Scallywag’ – Seeds
Rocoto chillies are one of the most impressive when in full fruit but grow very large and take a long time to mature. Chilli Pepper ‘Scallywag’ defies tradition by being the earliest to ripen, as well as one of the
Dwarf French Bean ‘Quartz’ – Seeds
Dwarf French Bean ‘Quartz’ stands out for its remarkable heat tolerance, thriving even in more challenging conditions. This hardy variety is a consistent heavy cropper, offering excellent disease resistance for a reliable harvest year after year. The white flowers give
Dwarf French Bean ‘Colour Mix’ – Seeds
Dwarf French Bean Seeds – Colour Mix Dwarf French Beans are a popular choice across kitchen gardeners and the delicious colour mix has finally arrived! This colourful mix includes green, yellow and purple pods that produce high yields of extra
Onion ‘Grow A Lightsabre (F1 Yoda)’ – Seeds
A fan of a certain film? Then why not grow your own lightsabre. The long, thin white shoots are produced just 12 weeks from sowing and as well as giving you your own lightsabre, they also make tasty additions to
Chenopodium ‘Strawberry Sticks’ – Seeds
Let’s grow something different! How about the ‘Strawberry Stick’ plant whose edible, arrow-shaped leaves can be used in vegetable salads during the summer and whose fruit, resembling little raspberries or strawberries make a tasty dessert in the autumn. Let’s get
Squash ‘Pasta Plant (Vegetable Spaghetti)’ – Seeds
Grow your own vegetable spaghetti and the bowl to put it in! When you harvest a fruit, cut it in half and scoop out the ‘spaghetti’ flesh tendrils. Cook these and you can place back into the ‘bowl’ you have
Tomato ‘Table Top Tomato (Sweet’n’ Neat Red) (Determinate)’ – Seeds
Easy to grow tomato with tasty red, cherry sized fruit. Try these bushy little plants that grow to just 30cm (12) high and wide. You can grow this variety on a sunny table top or windowsill, in containers on the
Cucumber ‘Crocodile Cucumber (Bush Champion)’ – Seeds
Grow your own outdoor cucumbers whose long green crisp, tasty fruit are dark and spiny, just like the skin of a crocodile! Search for the fruit, hidden amongst the large light green leaves – and make it snappy! FUN TO
