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Climbing French Bean Blue Lake

Good yields of medium length stringless pods containing white seeds which can be saved as haricot beans at the end of the season. Sowing Early Sowings under glass sow 3 seeds in a 15cm (6") pot in mid April at 16oC. Later Sowings for outdoors should be sown in the same way. Later direct sown in the growing site in May 5cm (2") deep in rows 40cm (16") apart. Harden off plants for planting outside in late May and plant in growing site 20cm (8") apart in rows 40cm (16") apart. Direct sown seedlings should be thinned as they grow to the same spacings. Pick regularly to encourage extended cropping. Not a good variety for indoor production.

Courgette Floridor F1

Sowing Sow 2 or 3 seeds into 7cm (3”) pot in a greenhouse at 20°C. Late May sowings can be made by placing 5cm (2”) apart direct into the soil or cold frame. Planting As soon as seedlings have produced 2 rough leaves prick out into individual 7cm (3”) pots. Gradually harden off before planting outside 60cm (24”) apart in late May/early June. Cold frame sowings can be gradually hardened off before planting out after all risk of frost damage has passed. Other Instructions Pick regularly to ensure that the plant continues to crop. Cooking Tips Ideal for stuffing and baking.

Melon Sweetheart F1

Sowing Sow the seeds edgewise 2cm (¾”) deep in individual 9cm (3 ½”) pots under glass at a constant day and night temperature of 24°C. Planting After 3 weeks, temperature can be lowered to 16°C. As soon as seedlings have formed rough leaves, transplant into 15cm (6”) pots. When the plants are about 10cm (4”) tall, plant out in growbags or glasshouse border. Provide support for plants and the resultant fruits. Growing Tips The fruits need support individually as they mature, orange nets attached to the main supports are ideal.

Cucumber La Diva

All-American selections winner. Extra sweet, crisp, non-bitter fruit with smooth thin skin. Sowing Sow four of five seeds in a 9cm pot under glass at a minimum of 18°C. Temperature must be maintained at night. As soon as seedlings have produced three true leaves, prick off into individual pots. About four weeks later, plant out in the growing site 45cm apart when all fears of frost have past. Water thoroughly and regularly. Pick fruit on the small side, 10-12cm. High yields can be obtained by regular picking.

Courgette Ambassador F1

Sowing Early sowings in pots or trays 2cm (1/2”) apart under glass at 16°C. May sowings in cold frames or under cloches. Early June sowings direct into the growing site 2cm (1/2”) deep, 2 or 3 seeds in each position 60cm (24”) apart. Planting Glasshouse and under cover sowings should be gradually hardened off once they have developed the first pair of rough leaves. Delay planting until all risk of frost damage has passed. Other Instructions Regular picking produces a crop over many months. Do not leave fruit to become large, as this slows the production down.

Tomato Garden Pearl

Sowing Space the seeds 2cm (¾”) apart in trays or two to a cell in modules under glass at 21°C. Cover lightly with compost and with glass to retain humidity. Planting Remove glass as soon as seedlings appear. Prick off tray sown seedlings, as soon as true leaves have formed, into 9cm (3 ½”) pots. Thin module seedlings to one per cell. Harden off plants for outdoor planting. When first truss of flowers appears, transplant to growing site. Other Instructions No need to pinch out side shoots.

Cauliflower Igloo

Sowing Sow outdoors in a seed bed in rows 1.5cm (1/2”) deep in rows 20cm (9”) apart. . For early crops, sow in pots or trays under glass at 16°C. Planting Thin out the seedlings as they grow to 2.5cm (1”) apart and plant out in permanent site in late May or June 20cm (9”) apart. Glasshouse sowings should be pricked out into trays spacing 5cm (2”) apart, gradually harden off and plant outside as soon as conditions allow. Other Instructions For best result plant in firm ground, dug the previous year. Plant at 45cm (15”) apart for larger sized curds.

Mizuna

Sowing For early spring crops, sow 1cm (½”) deep in seed trays or modules planting out when soil has warmed up. From seed sowing to planting out should be 2-3 weeks. Spring to mid-Autumn. Autumn sowing can be transplanted under cover to crop in the winter. Sowing can be made by broadcasting seed, raking in or in rows 30cm (12”) apart. Thin seedlings to 20-22cm (8-9”) between plants. Growing Tips The roots hold for good period before going ‘woody’. Can be pulled and stored for winter use.

Cucumber Burpless Tasty Green

A vast improvement on the old ridge cucumbers, superb flavour but with no bitterness. Crisp, digestible fruit. Sowing Sow four or five seeds in a 9cm (3.5”) pot under glass at a minimum of 18°C. Temperature must be maintained at night. As soon as the seedlings have produced three true leaves, prick off into individual pots. About four weeks later, plant out in the growing site 60cm (24”) apart. Water thoroughly and regularly. The fruits are at their best when about 20cm (9”) long. Do not leave older fruits on the vine.

Tomato Red Alert

Sowing Space the seeds 2cm (½”) apart in trays or two to a cell in modules under glass at 20-21°C. Cover lightly with compost, and cover with glass to retain humidity. Planting Remove glass as soon as seedlings appear. Prick off tray seedlings, as soon as the leaves have formed, into 9cm (3”) pots. Thin module seedlings to one per cell. Harden off plants for outdoor planting. When first truss of flowers appears, transplant to growing site spacing 45-60cm (18-24”) apart. Other Instructions Pick as soon as fruit is ripe to encourage more to develop. Feed with a tomato fertilizer as soon as first trusses appear.

Plant Pots 7.6Cm (3") Pack Of 10

Flower Pot Terracotta 23cm

This pot allow your plant roots to develop healthily, preserving water correctly

9 inches Plastic Plant Pot

9 inches Terracotta colouredplant pot. Durable and easy to clean Ideal for small individual plants Made from plastic

Plant Pots 10Cm (4") Pack Of 5

Cabbage Greyhound

Sowing Early sowings in trays or modules under glass at 13°C. Later sowings direct into a seed bed in shallow drills 2cm (1”) deep. Planting Prick out glasshouse seedlings when 6-8cm (3-4”) tall into trays 5cm (2”) apart. Thin module sowings to single plants. Harden off before planting out in the growing site from late April spacing at 30cm (12”) apart. Thin outdoor sowings to 4-6cm (2-3”) apart as soon as possible planting in growing site when 15cm (6”) tall to the same spacing. Other Instructions Well suited to successional sowing. A last sowing in late July should give a crop cutting in October.

Marrow Long Green Trailing

Sowing In boxes or pots in greenhouse at 21°C. Spacing seeds 2cm (¾”) apart and lightly cover with compost. Cover the container with glass or polythene after gently watering to retain humidity. Planting Take off cover as soon as seedlings emerge. When seedling leaves have opened prick off into 10cm (4”) pots finally transplant into growing position 45cm (18”) apart when first truss of bloom is showing. If growing outside gradually harden off before planting out when all danger of frost has past.

Parsley Extra Triple Curled

Sowing Early sowings in pots or trays under glass at 13°C, later sowings direct in growing site 1cm (½”) deep. Planting Glasshouse sowings should be thinned to 5-7cm (2-3”) apart before gradually hardening off and planting out in April 25cm (10”) apart. Outdoor sowings should be gradually thinned to an eventual spacing of 25cm (10”). The thinnings can be potted for Winter use. Growing Tips A few plants in pots can be brought in for Winter use. Seed can be slow to germinate, so be patient.

Courgette Tondo Chiaro Di Nizza

Sowing Early sowings in pots or trays 2cm (¾”) apart under glass at 22°C. May sowings in cold frames or under cloches. Early June sowings direct into the growing site 2cm (¾”) deep, 2 or 3 seeds in each position 60cm (24”) apart. Planting Glasshouse and under cover sowings should be gradually hardened off once they have developed the first pair of rough leaves and transplanted to growing site in late May, 60cm (24”) apart. Outdoor sowings should be thinned to one seedling per station as soon as possible. Other Instructions Pick fruits when about 10cm (4”) in diameter, do not allow fruit to grow larger and old as this will slow down production.