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Price |
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| Artichoke Green Globe Improved |
 With sharp spines greatly reduced and larger, heavier bearing, consistent quality globe-shaped heads. Height: 120-180cm (4-6ft). Sow mid spring, harvest summer.
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25 |
99p |
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| Asparagus Pea |
 An easy to grow, unusual vegetable with a unique gourmet flavour. A hint of asparagus - perhaps? Goes with virtually any dish. Cook whole at 3cm (1in) long, preferably by steaming.
Sow mid spring, harvest summer.
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50 |
99p |
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| Bean (Runner) Hestia (Dwarf Stringless) |
 A superb variety with all the best characteristics of modern runner beans, but on dwarf plants. Early to crop, often before standard types, with a good yield of tasty, long, straight, stringless pods, held above the soil to avoid disease. Ideal for small gardens, large containers and borders where its bicoloured flowers of red and white make an attractive addition. Sow under glass Apr, or in sowing site mid May.
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50 |
£1.99 |
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| Bean (Runner) Enorma |
 Top Quality variety with very long smooth pods of good colour, shape and flavour. Yields heavily.Sow under glass Apr, or in sowing site mid May.
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40 |
£1.99 |
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| Bean (Runner) Scarlet Emperor |
Scarlet Emperor is one of the earliest varieties a heavy cropper with large good quality pods.Sow under glass Apr, or in sowing site mid May.
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40 |
£1.99 |
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| Beetroot Crimson Globe |
 An extremely versatile and easy to grow vegetable. You can eat it fresh or pickled in salads. This deep crimson variety is extremely popular for its fine flavour. Beetroot grows well on most well-cultivated soils.
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350 |
99p |
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| Broccoli Purple Sprouting Early |
 An extremely hardy vegetable providing succession of tender shoots from early to late spring. A delicacy, but so easy to grow. Broccoli thrives on any well nourished soil. Sow in site Mar to May, and harvest following spring.
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700 |
99p |
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| Brussels Sprouts Evesham Special |
Often producing the largest, most solid sprouts and the heaviest yields, and a continuous crop from early autumn to Christmas. Sow in site Mar to Jun, and harvest autumn onwards.
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250 |
99p |
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| Cabbage Golden Acre Earliest Of All |
 One of the earliest ball-headed summer cabbages. Ideal for the smaller garden, as the firm compact heads may be grown more closely together than many other varieties. Excellent in salads. Cabbages like a deeply dug, well cultivated soil. Sow March-May.
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325 |
99p |
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| Cabbage Greyhound |
 Appropriately named, Greyhound is one of the earliest summer cabbages. It produces first rate pointed heads with few wasteful outer leaves. Splendid flavour. Cabbages prefer deeply dug and well-cultivated soil. Sow March - May or August.
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325 |
99p |
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| Cabbage Red Drumhead |
 An old variety with solid round heads with crisp hearts of purple red colour. Ideal for pickling and cooking. Sow Mar - Apr or July. Spring sowings ready early August. Summer sowings ready October.
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325 |
99p |
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| Calabrese (Broccoli) Green Sprouting |
 An abundance of delicious green spears from September to November. This variety known as Calabrese and produces a large central head that should be cut and eaten; further smaller shoots follow. Sow Apr or May, harvest autumn.
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325 |
99p |
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| Carrot Autumn King |
 Heavy yields of long, tapering, stump-ended roots. The orange flesh is very tasty and the keeping qualities of this maincrop are highly rated. Sow Mar to Jul, harvest Jun to Nov.
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1800 |
99p |
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| Carrot Cosmic Purple |
 Medium length roots with a smooth purple coloured skin and coreless orange flesh. The high sugar content gives the roots a sweet flavour. Purple colour remains even after cooking.
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800 |
99p |
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| Carrot Early Nantes |
Quick maturing and ideal for sowings from Feb under cloches or fleece cropping from June. Can also be sown as late as August. Blunt ended 16cm cylindrical roots with almost no core and a lovely sweet flavour. Sow Feb to August, harvest Jun onwards
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1800 |
99p |
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| Cauliflower All Year Round |
 An excellent all-purpose variety for successional sowing! White, well-protected large curds, popular for summer shows, for freezing, and straight from the garden. Sow January-February under glass. March-May outdoors and September-October in coldframes to over winter. Summer/Autumn maturing.
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225 |
99p |
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| Cauliflower Minaret |
 An open pollinated Romanesco variety producing reasonable mid-green coloured heads. Firm texture and delicious flavour. Good disease tolerance.Sow January-February under glass. March-May outdoors.
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225 |
99p |
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| Cauliflower Snowball |
Compact and very early with solid pure white heads of superb quality. Can be sown as early as January and also during autumn. Recommended for deep freezing. Sow Feb to Apr, harvest Jul to Aug. Can also be sown September in Cold Frame.
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225 |
£1.09 |
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| Celery Golden Self Blanching |
 Dwarf growing with yellow foliage. Cream coloured stalks of fine flavour, and requires little or no earthing up. Ready in a good growing season in August.
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1000 |
99p |
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| Courgette All Green Bush |
Produces courgette with long, dark green fruits with smooth glossy skins on vigorous plants. Fruit may reach 20cm (8in) long although it is best picked smaller.
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12 |
99p |
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| Cucumber Marketmore |
An excellent outdoor slicing cucumber with good resistance to powdery and downy mildew. It produces dark green straight fruit with a good flavour. It will grow best in a rich soil, in a warm, sunny location. It is also suitable for culture in large pots and growbags.
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35 |
£1.25 |
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