Parsnip ‘Sabre’ F1 – Seeds
Parsnip ?Sabre? is from the same breeder as the much-loved Parsnip ?Gladiator? and is destined to become an award-winner. The long, bright white roots have smooth-skin and a wonderful flavour. Shows good resistance to canker. Height: 45cm (18in). Spread: 30cm
Parsnip ‘Tender and True’ – Seeds
Excellent for exhibition and for culinary purposes. Long, smooth-skinned roots with considerable resistance to canker. An essential part of your Sunday roast! Specially recommended. RHS Award of Garden Merit winner. Heritage Seed Variety, 1929 packet details – An admirable Parsnip
Parsley ‘Plain Leaved 2’ – Seeds
An excellent flavoured parsley with plain foliage, as used extensively on the continent. Vigorous leaf growing.
Parsley Favorit – Seeds
The firm and curly deep green leaves of Parsley ‘Favorit’ have a very high dry matter, intensifying the flavour and making it a particularly good garnish. Perfect for using fresh but will also retain its flavour extremely well if dried.
Pak Choi F1 ‘Rubi’ – Seeds
Attractive red leaves (which deepen in colour in cool weather) with a contrasting green underside, which can be grown as either a babyleaf for use in stir-fries, or full size heads for use as a tasty cooked vegetable. SMALL SPACES
Pak Choi ‘Crunchy Colour Mix’ – Seeds
Red and green leaves with contrasting green-and-white undersides. The colour of the red deepens as the weather becomes cooler. For use in stir fries when baby leaves or as a cooked vegetable when fully mature. Contains 50% F1 Rubi and
Pak Choi F1 ‘Hanakan’ – Seeds
Compact, slow bolting plants with round smooth leaves and thick pure white stalks.
Onion ‘Elista’ – Seeds
Onion Seeds – Elista With onion ‘Elista’, you don’t need to worry about stressful preparations or cut fingers. This variety is easy to peel and super easy to prep in the kitchen. Torpedo (elliptical) onions like these have a different
Onion ‘Walla Walla’ – Seeds
Walla Walla – Onion Seeds Sweet, juicy and tear-free! A regional favourite, Walla Walla onion seeds offer sweetness at the first bite with more crunch than tears. It’s mild in taste and less aromatic than any other regular growing onions
Onion ‘Senshyu Semi-Globe Yellow’ – Seeds
Good crop of round, straw-coloured bulbs by early July. Japanese bulb onion variety.
Onion ‘Borettana’ – Seeds
An old Italian variety (known as Cipollini in Italy) that is loved on the continent! Onion Borettana has flat shaped bulbs with paper-thin, golden skin. They have a lovely and sweet flavour and are traditionally pickled with sweet balsamic vinegar
Onion ‘Purplette’ – Seeds
A superb, small, round spring onion, with extremely attractive purple skins and excellent flavour. It’s easy to grow and does well in containers as well as in the veg garden.
Onion ‘Paris Silverskin’ – Seeds
Paris Silverskin is a tasty onion that’s excellent for salads or pickling. Easy to grow, there’s no thinning required.
Onion (Salad) ‘White Lisbon’ – Winter Hardy Seeds
Sow in September for us in the following spring. Very hardy. RHS Award of Garden Merit winner.
Onion F1 ‘Santero’ – Seeds
A superb early maincrop onion with excellent resistance to Downy Mildew. Produces a heavy crop of delicious copper-brown, round-oval bulbs. Shows good resistance to bolting and stores well too.
Onion (Salad) ‘White Lisbon’ – Seeds
An ever popular spring onion, very quick growing, with silvery skin and mild flavour. Sow in succession March-early May, and in August or early September to overwinter. No thinning required. RHS Award of Garden Merit winner.
Onion ‘Isobel Rose’ – Seeds
White and pink coloured internal rings which become pinker when the onion is stored. Less pungent than red varieties, it is ideal for use raw in salads and sandwiches and can add interest to the veg patch if grown alongside
Onion ‘Bedfordshire Champion’ – Seeds
Globe-shaped maincrop for spring sowing. A solid onion which keeps well. Bulb onion variety.
Onion ‘Exhibition’ – Seeds
Aptly named, this is the best onion for showing for many a while! Whether you are a serious exhibitor or just someone who wants to take a crack at the village show, it’s worth giving this one a try. Weights
Onion F1 ‘Kamal’ – Seeds
A first-class, deliciously flavoured onion with a good strong red colour, both inside and out. The bulbs are a very uniform round to globe shape, with thin necks, show good tolerance to mildew, and store well.
Onion ‘Globo’ – Seeds
A very large onion which is ideal for exhibition or the kitchen! The oval-shaped, straw-coloured roots are tasty in salads or cooked, with an average weight of 250-300g (up to 1kg when grown for exhibition).
Onion ‘Ailsa Craig’ – Seeds
Large bulbs often used for exhibition. To ensure colour, shape and finish sow in January under glass at 18-21 °C (65-70 °F). Can also be sown outdoors in March and April. Not recommended for long storage. Bulb onion variety.