| Plant Variety | Information | Availability |
| Aubergine F1 Moneymaker | Medium plant height with standard
shaped dark fruits, averaging 100g in weight per fruit, an early maturing variety | Available Now |
| Beet Leaf Chard Bright Lights | Celery flavoured stalks and spinach-like
leaves for Summer and Autumn harvest. A range of colours including white, cream, yellow, orange, pink, lipstick, and red.
Terrific colour splashes for use in salad packs, or for growing as large plants. Harvest for leaf and stem production. | Available Now |
| Beetroot Bolthardy | A popular variety for early and main
crop sowings. Round roots with good internal colouring. Good resistance to bolting. | Available Now |
| Beetroot Detroit 2 Crimson Globe | Very good selection of Detroit beetroot;
globe shaped roots with good internal colouring - suited to main crop sowing. | Available Now |
| Broad Bean Imperial Longpod | Approximately 5-8 green beans per
pod - very good flavour, a high yielding variety | Available Now |
| Broccoli Mixed | A mix of 4 top quality varieties designed to provide continuous
cropping of purple spears from mid-February through to mid-May | Available Now |
| Brussels Sprout F1 Bosworth | Second early variety for late Autumn to Christmas production.
Excellent holding ability and high yields. Well-spaced buttons with sweet flavour, suited to picking as required or as complete
stalks | Available
Now |
| Brussels Sprout F1 Maximus | Relatively early variety that can also be sown later for midseason and pre-Christmas harvest.
Medium vigour. Produces a high yield of round, smooth, very dense buttons which are well spaced on the stalk. | Available Now |
| Brussels Sprout F1
Trafalgar | A
tall variety for the November and December cropping period. Has a strong root system. Medium size buttons with an excellent
flavour | |
| Cabbage F1 Celtic | Round to flat medium green variety
producing uniform dense heads. Very good cold tolerance and excellent standing ability | |
| Cabbage Derby Day | Early ball head cabbage. Good bolting resistance compared
with other early types. Round, medium green heads. Harvest June to August. | Available Now |
| Cabbage F1 Duchy | A class leading pointed cabbage suitable for greens production
when young. Attractive colour and good flavour. Harvest June to October. | Available Now |
| Cabbage Greyhound | Early Spring sowing variety; few outer leaves with good size hearts and a broad
base | Available Now |
| Cabbage F1 Pyramid | A versatile variety suitable for the production of greens and hearted
cabbage throughout the year. Dark green and winter hardy. Harvest June to July. | Available Now |
| Cabbage Primo | For general purpose use. Early and compact ball head. Harvest July to September | Available Now |
| Cabbage F1 Rigoletto Savoy | Hybrid, top performing savoy - very high quality, with good vigour
and uniformity. Dense heads of good colour, good holding ability and very winter-hardy. | |
| Cabbage F1 Ruby Perfection | Easy to grow, maturing after approximately
80 days. Firm head, strong resistance to cracking. Produces deep dark red coloured heads | Available Now |
| Cabbage F1 Stonehead | Late mid-season maturity; round, medium green heads, densely
packed Very compact, resistant to splitting | Available Now |
| Calabrese F1 Ironman | Excellent quality dome shaped heads
with uniform head weight. Harvesting June
– November. Matures after 100-110 days | |
| Calabrese F1 Marathon | Produces small evenly sized buds with good bud colour, deep well-formed
heads suitable for early, main and late cropping. Tolerant of downy mildew. Matures after 75 – 95 days | Available Now |
| Calabrese F1 Zen | Maturing after approximately 90-100 days, this variety has excellent high domed, dark green heads, with a solid
stem. Easy to trim. Tolerant of Downy Mildew. Crops best in autumn, from a June planting. | Available Now |
| Carrots Paris Market
Atlas | An
improved high quality version of the popular Paris Market type. An early variety with superb almost round roots. Excellent colour. Ideal for shallow soils. | Available Now |
| Carrots Autumn King
2 | Late
maturing main crop variety, with good storage ability. The smooth tapered roots are suitable for slicing. Sow March-August,
harvest June-October | |
| Carrots Early Nantes | A 2nd early and main crop Nantes (tapered stump) type, virtually coreless with good texture,
colour and flavour. | Available
Now |
| Cauliflower F1 Graffiti | This stunning purple coloured cauliflower is a great improvement on the older purple types.
The colour intensifies with exposure to light. An open plant habit should be encouraged in cultivation. | Available Now |
| Cauliflower F1 Nautilus | Gives high quality, very round, pure
white, solid heavy curds. For mid-June-October cropping. | Available Now |
| Cauliflower F1 Navona | A Romanesco cauliflower producing a uniform crop of dark
green, turreted curds with no bracts. It is a vigorous variety with good holding properties. | |
| Cauliflower F1 Freedom | Good quality round white curds. Approximately
70-80 days from transplant to harvest | Available Now |
| Cauliflower F1 Triomphant | Robust semi-erect foliage gives attractive appearance
and good curd protection. | |
| Celeriac Monarch | Top
quality, light skinned variety, with excellent bolting resistance, so it is especially suitable for early cultivation under
glass, plastic and fleece, as well as later, unprotected, field cultivation | Available Now |
| Celery Lanthon | Self-blanching type, short stalks which hold well. Very
little stringiness for a self-blanching type. | Available Now |
| Courgette F1 Eight Ball | A hybrid courgette variety producing dark green, uniform,
round fruits. More even cropping with higher yields than open pollinated round varieties. Bush habit. | Available Now |
| Courgette Green Bush | Striped fruits, good uniform stock,
well suited to plant sales. Can be picked as standard sized courgettes, or left to mature into marrows. | Available Now |
| Courgette F1 Goldrush | Good for outdoor production producing yellow courgettes. | |
| Cucumber
F1 Burpless Tasty Green | A popular variety for outdoor production, dark green medium to long fruits. | |
| Cucumber F1 Femspot | All female flowered, quick, strong
grower, earlier than most other cucumbers, bitter free, ribbed. | Available for heated greenhouse only |
| Cucumbers F1 Carmen | For Summer and Autumn cropping, 34-40cm
long, slightly ribbed, smooth fruit. Resistant to scab and leaf spot, bitter-free, high resistance to Powdery Mildew and partially
tolerant of Downy Mildew. All female. | Available for heated greenhouse only |
| Dwarf French Bean Purple Queen | As the names suggests, this variety
produces slightly curved, long dark purple pods, which are round in profile. Excellent flavour and stringless. Best picked
when pods are young. Turn dark green when cooked. | Available Now |
| Dwarf French Bean Tendergreen | Pencil podded, brown seeded type, dark green pods 15cm
x 12mm, a standard dwarf bean variety. | Available Now |
| Dwarf French Bean Valdor | Produces round pods, 6-8mm in diameter and 12cm in length,
with attractive golden yellow pods. Slow growing variety and late cropper. Good upright plant habit, 50cm in height. | Available Now |
| Hot Pepper F1 Apache | A dwarf, chilli type pepper producing
good yields on compact plants. | |
| Hot Pepper F1 Basket of Fire | A compact semi-trailing plant that produces a prolific crop of small, hot fruits. The fruits mature from deep
purple to cream, to orange then red at maturity. Ideal for containers and baskets. | |
| Hot Pepper Cayenne Red | A hot, pungent pepper with long, thin fruits maturing from
green to red | Available Now |
| Hot Pepper Jalapeno | A very hot pepper (used for hot pepper eating contests in the U.S.A.!).
Extremely pungent plants reach up to 1 metre under cover. High yielding. | Available Now |
| Hot Pepper, Long Red Cayenne Pepper | Very Hot Red Chilli - use fresh or
dried in many culinary dishes. | |
| Hot PepperF1 Super Chilli | A hybrid small fruited Thai type, with upward pointing fruits. Attractive 8cm long fruits on
a compact plant, typically 30-45cm high. Fruits turn from green to red. Very hot. | Available Now |
| Kale (Borecole) | Tall, erect plant producing high quality
heads, very strong, dark in colour. Extremely hardy, performing well in exposed areas. | |
| Leek Musselburgh | Musselburgh is a proven performer and still takes some
beating as a winter leek. An exceptionally hardy variety, very reliable and heavy cropping. | Available Now |
| Leek Zermatt | An early Swiss Giant variety with
long shaft and erect foliage. Features good base and some rust resistance. Good storage characteristics. Suitable for baby
leek production. | Available
Now |
| Lettuce All Year Round | Compact hearts, long cropping period, slow to bolt. | Available Now |
| Lettuce Allsorts | Mixed varieties | Available Now |
| Lettuce Cocarde | Attractive oak leaf variety with large upright heads.
Green with strong red tinges - very good salad qualities, with a tidy habit. | |
| Lettuce Danyelle | Oakleaf variety with deep wine-red leaves. Excellent depth to colour
even at young stage. Suitable for both baby leaf and full head production. | |
| Lettuce Saladin (Iceberg) | Standard crisphead variety, large dark green heads, fairly dense. Very good
holding ability | Available Now |
| Lettuce Little Gem | A quick maturing, compact small cos type with tight hearts. Especially
suited to small plots. Very sweet flavour. | Available Now |
| Lettuce Krista (Lollo Bionda) | Open leaved lettuce, like Lollo Rossa in habit and cropping
but with attractive pale green curled leaves. | Available Now |
| Lettuce Matador (Lollo Rossa) | Non-hearting type, red tinged leaves with waved and serrated
edges. | Available
Now |
| Lettuce Pandero (Red Baby Cos) | This medium sized red cos type lettuce with shiny burgundy leaves, retains its
colour halfway into the heart, which is yellowy-green in colour. It is slow to bolt and ideal for use as a 'baby leaf'
salad crop. | |
| Lettuce Paris Island
Cos | A Lobjoit's type
but with a pale green heart. Crisp texture and sweet flavour. Medium to large sized heads. | |
| Marrow F1 Bush Baby | A baby marrow variety bred to satisfy
market demands for a smaller marrow. Grows to approximately three quarters the size of a standard variety. Suitable for field
and container production. Produces a high yield per plant. | Available Now |
| Marrow F1 Zebra Cross | Bush type, very high yielding with top quality fruits. Uniform and
attractive with well-marked stripes and good deep colour. | Available Now |
| Melon Ogen | An open pollinated variety producing small, broad, oval fruits, green-skinned
with yellow flesh. | |
| Mixd Baby Leaves | Mixture of various baby leaf types.
All feature excellent colour and texture. High levels of mildew resistance | Available Now |
| Oriental & Unusual Pak Choi F1 Mei Qing Choi | Very pale green stems with rich green
foliage. Good for baby or full head production. Also suitable for baby leaf production. Very good bolt resistance, tolerant
of hot and cold temperatures. | Available Now |
| Oriental Baby Leaf Essential Mix | A range of mixes that can be used for cut leaf production, or
for use as growing salads when planted in containers. The varieties are matched so that leaf development and flavours complement
each other. This mix includes the varieties from all our other mixes, including Mizuna, Komatsuna, Tatsoi, Red Giant Mustard,
and Red Russian Kale, plus additional lettuce, endive and radicchio varieties. | Available Now |
| Parsnip F1 Gladiator | Market standard variety, extremely high marketable yield of large
roots with very good canker resistance. Roots have a shallow crown to reduce wastage. | Available Now |
| Pea Feltham First | Round-seeded, dwarf variety (45cm)
for early and late production. Good cold tolerance. Pointed, straight pod 8cm long, 7-8 peas per pod. | Available Now |
| Pea Kelvedon Wonder
| Second
early maincrop variety, wrinkle-seeded, with 6-8 peas per well-filled pod. Heavy cropping dwarf (45cm) variety. | Available Now |
| Pepper Bellboy (Sweet) | Plants are strong growing and will
yield a heavy crop of well-shaped peppers. These can be eaten when still green or left on the plant to ripen to a deep red
colour. | Available
Now |
| Pepper Phoebus (Sweet) | This is an early maturing variety with vigorous growth and high yield. It produces uniform blocky
fruit that turn from green to yellow at maturity. | Available Now |
| Pepper Poseidon (Sweet) | A vigorous variety producing a heavy crop of block shaped
peppers. The fruit turns from green to red with maturity. Features a rich lustre and thick crispy flesh. | Available Now |
| Pepper Redskin (Sweet) | A true dwarf bell pepper, which is ideal for growing in
pots and containers. Very early fruiting, with an excellent yield of medium sized fruits which turn red. | |
| Pumpkin Mammoth | Fruit size 10-25kg on a trailing plant.
Matt, pinkish-orange skin with very thick, coarse flesh. | |
| Pumpkin F1 Dependable | Round to slightly tall pumpkin. Can be left to produce fruits weighing 10-12Kg. Bright orange
colour. Vine habit. Ideal for a large Halloween lantern. Tolerant of Powdery Mildew. | |
| Radish Jolly | Top quality Cherry Belle type, strong
foliage and intense red coloured roots with very little woodiness. Excellent holding ability. | Available Now |
| Runner Bean Enorma | Reselected Prize-winner type, with
straight, long pods, 30-32cm in length. Red flowers with purple seed. Good flavour. Popular variety, especially with competition
growers. | Available
Now |
| Runner Bean Pickwick | A red flowered dwarf variety Also ideal for a ‘patio vegetable’ variety. Produces
medium length, stringless, smooth straight pods, approximately 20-24cm in length. | Available Now |
| Spinach Medena | Older open pollinated variety, with
good quality yields, slow bolting, for production during the spring and winter. Mildew resistance | Available Now |
| Spring Onion North
Holland Blood Red Mate | Very versatile, useful not only as a salad onion but also as a bulbing type. Intense red colour | Available Now |
| Spring Onion Ramrod | A very high performing variety. Winter
hardy. An erect, stiff leaved Lisbon type, developed for spring, late summer and autumn cropping | Available Now |
| Spring Onion White
Lisbon | Standard
variety for bulbing salad onions, which bulks up relatively quickly. Medium green foliage. | Available Now |
| Squash F1 Hunter | One of the first varieties of butternut
squash developed for the UK climate. Matures after 105 days, producing 6-7 fruits, each weighing about 1Kg. Light tan colour
with bright orange flesh and sweet taste. | |
| Squash Waltham Butternut | A variety that produces medium sized fruit, with that distinctive
nutty butternut flavour. | |
| Squash 1 Crown Prince | Grey-skinned variety with bright orange flesh. Excellent culinary variety weighing on average 3- 4kg. Sweet,
rich, nutty flavour, and the fruits are round and flat in shape | |
| Swede Marian | Purple topped, yellow fleshed variety,
medium dry matter, hardy and a reliable cropper. A high percentage marketable yield of large, uniform roots. Resistant to
club root and mildew. | Available Now |
| Sweetcorn F1 Earligold | Normal sugar type. Good early vigour makes this a good choice for difficult seasons. Early maturing
with well-filled cobs on robust plants. | Available Now |
| Sweetcorn F1 Head Start | Sugar enhanced type. A second early variety with good vigour. Medium sized
cobs. | |
| Sweetcorn Incredible | Sugar enhanced type. Main season type, very high quality medium long cobs, with good flavour and sweetness. | |
| Tomato Alicante | A version of Moneymaker. Early cropper with smooth skinned, fleshy fruits. Fruit: red, round, 70-90 grams. | Available Now |
| Tomato Gardener’s
Delight | An old variety but
still as popular as ever. The numerous small fruits have a fine tangy flavour. Fruit: red, cherry, 14-18 grams. | Available
Now |
| Tomato F1 Golden Sweet | Grape shaped fruit with distinctive orange-yellow colour. Good flavour with fine, firm, sweet
flesh. Fruit resists cracking. orange, grape, 12-16 grams. | Available Now |
| Tomato F1 Juliet | Bright red fruit with oval shape and good flavour. Easy to pick,
resistant to cracking. Approx 13- 30 fruits per cluster. Fruit: red, oblong, 25-35 grams. | |
| Tomato F1 Mountain Pride | A large ‘beefsteak’ variety
with very smooth, rounded fruits, 10-12cm in diameter. Will crop outdoors and under cold glass. Fruit: red, beefsteak, 160-180
grams. | Available
Now |
| Tomato F1 Octavio | A vigorous variety that produces uniform trusses Firm fruit of excellent quality. Fruit: red, round, 90-100
grams | Available Now |
| Tomato F1 Rosanda | An indeterminate cherry plum type, with small oval shaped fruits. Vibrant orange red colour
and excellent flavour. Prolific cropper with large trusses. Fruit: red, cherry plum, 12-16 grams | Available Now |
| Tomato F1 Shirley | Early, short-jointed type with large
trusses giving heavy yields of good-shaped fruits. Fruit: red, round, 70-90 grams | Available Now |
| Tomato F1 Sungold | Small, delicious tasting orange coloured
fruits on long trusses - ideal for salads. Fruit: orange, cherry, 14-18 grams. | Available Now |
| Tomato F1 Supersweet 100 | An early-maturing cordon type, which
produces a heavy crop of small fruits. Excellent flavour. Fruit: red, round, 18-25 grams. | Available Now |
| Tomato F1 Tumbler | Bush variety producing up to 2kg of
fruit per plant. Ideal for use in hanging baskets (one plant per 12” basket). Fruit: red, cherry, 12-16 grams. | Available Now |
| Turnip Atlantic | Forcing Purple Top Milan type, improved
and suitable for baby vegetable production. Can be grown under cover over the Winter. Ideal for all year round production. | Available Now |
| Watercress | Crispy-textured with a delicious
pungent flavour. High in vitamin C. Crop as baby leaves or allow to mature | |
