Cabbage ‘Red Drumhead’ – Seeds
Solid, dark red, round heads of fine texture, excellent for pickling and for speciality cooked dishes. Summer/Autumn maturing.
Cabbage ‘Golden Acre Primo’ – Seeds
An easy to grow cabbage that produces medium-sized, firm round heads maturing in summer and early autumn. Make several sowings for continuous crops. Delicious cooked or try shredded raw in salads.
Cabbage F1 ‘Dutchman’ – Seeds
A deliciously sweet, small-headed pointed cabbage. It boasts excellent flavour, shows good resistance to white blister and holds well when mature. Ideal for growing at reduced spacing.
Cabbage F1 ‘Summer Jewel’ – Seeds
Enjoy sweet, homegrown greens for up to 7 months with Summer Jewel cabbage seeds. This loose headed cabbage crops for an impressive 7 months (from May-November). A sweet flavour makes it a popular choice for those summer wraps and salads.
Cabbage ‘Greyhound’ – Seeds
A favourite early cabbage, with pointed heads of excellent flavour. Sow under glass early February, or in succession outdoors March-July. Summer/Autumn maturing. RHS Award of Garden Merit winner.
Cabbage F1 ‘Mozart’ – Seeds
A flexible and productive variety. Performs well under stressed conditions due to its vigorous root system. Very good standing/holding ability without cracking.
Cabbage F1 ‘Sunta’ – Seeds
An excellent round cabbage for use in salads and coleslaw. Can also be used as conventional cooked cabbage. It’s so sweet, even the kids will love to eat it raw!
Brussels Sprout F1 ‘Crispus’ – Seeds
Very well adapted to growing under stressed conditions, reliably producing good crops of smooth, dark green sprouts, that hold well. Pick from September to November.
Brussels Sprout ‘Long Island’ – Seeds
Perfect for the winter allotment, Brussels Sprout ‘Long Island’, is a classic heirloom, semi-dwarf variety valued for its robust growth and bountiful harvest. The stocky, self-supporting plants reach only about 60-70cm making them suitable for more exposed sites. From November
Brussels Sprout ‘Red Ball’ – Seeds
For those looking for something different, this is a must! It has a sweet mild taste and a colour which deepens in cold weather. Renowned for their hardiness: it is believed that the colder the weather the better tasting the
Brussels Sprout ‘Brodie’ F1 – Seeds
Brussels Sprout Brodie F1 The ultimate Christmas sprout the whole family will love! Brussels sprouts Brodie is the top end supermarket choice and now you have the chance to grow this delicious vegetable for a fraction of the price! Harvesting
Brussels Sprout F1 ‘Brenden’ – Seeds
Plants perform well on a range of soil types and produce an outstanding number of buttons per stem for late season use. Sprouts boast a distinctive but delicate flavour and plants show good disease resistance, making them ideal for the
Brussels Sprout F1 ‘Brigitte’ – Seeds
High quality buttons with excellent shape, colour and flavour. A first-class brussels sprout, cropping mid October-mid December. Good disease tolerance. Early variety. F1 hybrid varieties produce a larger yield per plant of better quality. The sprouts also ‘hold’ for longer
Broccoli ‘Purple Sprouting Continuity Mix’ – Seeds
Enjoy autumn and spring harvests of succulent, tender spears. Contains 50% Summer Purple and 50% Purple Sprouting.
Broccoli ‘Purple Sprouting’ – Seeds
Very hardy and reliable. Purple shoots mature March-April. RHS Award of Garden Merit winner. ‘FOURFOLD’ PACKET. Tom says: The slightly untidy cousin of calabrese, broccoli provides you with the first harvests of the year in January-April. The sweet, earthy flavour
Broccoli ‘Tenderette’ F1 (Sprouting type) – Seeds
An early variety with masses of sweet, tender heads that command a high price in supermarkets but are one of the easier brassicas to grow yourself. Plants will yield 2-3 harvests over one month.Broccoli ‘Tenderette’ is no ordinary sprouting broccoli
Broccoli ‘Beneforte’ F1 – Seeds
Bred by UK scientists to contain high levels of a key plant nutrient, Broccoli ‘Beneforte’ is a health-boosting variety that may protect against heart disease and some cancers.‘Beneforte’ looks and tastes like any other broccoli but has a secret superpower!
Broccoli F1 ‘Green Magic’ – Seeds
Cut the smooth, tightly packed rich-green heads and the plants will then produce a good crop of luscious sideshoots! Shows good resistance to White Rust. RHS Award of Garden Merit winner. Tom says: The slightly untidy cousin of calabrese, broccoli
Broccoli F1 ‘Monclano’ – Seeds
Produces a main head which, once cut, is followed by tasty side shoots. It is resistant to Club Root and mildew, which is a real plus as both diseases are becoming harder to eradicate as chemical controls have come off
Wok Broc (Chinese Broccoli) ‘Kichi’ – Seeds
The perfect, quick-growing, cut and come again veggie! All parts of Wok Broc plants are edible and it is extensively used in Cantonese cuisine. Stalks can be cooked like asparagus, leaves can be used in salads or like spinach in
Broccoli F1 ‘Bellaverde® Sibsey’ – Seeds
Want to try something TASTY and DIFFERENT? Quick to cook with no waste? Go for the stem broccoli! You may well have bought this expensive broccoli in the supermarket, but it?s easy to grow your own! Simply steam or lightly
Broccoli ‘Autumn Spear’ – Seeds
An abundance of delicious green spears from September to November. Tom says: The slightly untidy cousin of calabrese, broccoli provides you with the first harvests of the year in January-April. The sweet, earthy flavour complements all kinds of dishes from