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Will stand over winter to use in spring. Particularly suited to harsher climes. Can also be spring grown.
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Ideal for early sowing with excellent bolt resistance. Evenly shape with good colour, texture and flavour.
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Reliable established variety. Use as courgettes or marrows.
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Very hardy and reliable, especially in colder regions. Thick stemmed, broad flags.
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(Wrinkled) Second early. A prolific cropper offering masses of small peas in well filled, dark green pods. Suitable for successional sowings throughout the season.
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Very productive traditional variety with long creamy white roots and broad shoulders. Good sweet flavour and stores well.
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A delicious early variety good as 'finger' carrots. The blunt-ended roots have an outstanding flavour.
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A reliable favourite and arguably the most popular runner bean of all time. Early and heavy cropping.
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Crops of sweet, juicy cherry tomatoes that taste at their best when picked straight from the garden. Add a little olive oil and basil for a tasty tomato salad.
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The leaves of this popular herb are delicious chopped in curries and chutneys or used whole in salads and as a garnish.
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For many this is the gardener's standard choice as it is a heavy cropper of fine tasty fruits at approximately 8 to the pound.
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A very popular basil with large sweet leaves. Used in a huge range of mediterranean dishes. An essential for the windowsill.
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Very popular maincrop carrot producing long tapering roots with good flavour. Stands and keeps well.
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A 'sugary enhanced' variety of fast growing, long sweet cobs with good tolerance of common rust which helps to keep plants healthy, particularly in wet summers.
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An easy, reliable and milder alternative to spinach, which is very fast and easy to grow, cropping for much of the year.
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Popular, established variety providing good, reliable crops. Tasty, succulent, almost stringless pods on compact, bushy plants. Excellent source of folate, iron and magnesium.
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A delicious peppery flavour, add the leaves to salads or use as 'cut and come again' baby leaves.
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A superb, tasty, straight-fruited slicing cucumber with excellent resistance to powdery and downy mildew. Ideal for culture in pots and grow bags. Outdoor ridge type.
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Superbly flavoured, large, cherry sized red fruits.
A popular and established favourite.
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An attractive and great tasting variety producing large crops of fruit which are best picked when 10-15cm long.
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Very hardy and easy to grow, with rich yellow flesh, smooth texture and mild flavour. An excellent source of vitamin C.
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Probably the best loved mini cos lettuce, with gloriously sweet flavoured, dark green leaves and a crisp, solid heart.
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A reliable, medium sized 'butterhead' variety. Compact and slow to bolt, long season.
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The most popular traditional variety for its mildness and crisp, tender tankard shaped roots with a white tip.
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A traditional variety for successional sowings. A gardeners' favourite for many years.
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Extremely hardy, this well-proven variety provides a succession of delicious tender shoots.
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An excellent tasty 'autumn broccoli', use steamed, boiled or in stir-fry dishes throughout the late summer and early autumn. Freezes well.
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Heavy, early crops over several months. Medium sized plants, ideal for exposed sites.
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Has a strong and refined flavour. Considered by some to be the best flavoured of all parsley.
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Compact plants that produce very firm and dense medium sized ball-headed cabbages through the summer. Has good flavour.
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