Strawberry Tub with Strawberry Net.

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This victorian style strawberry tub has a decorative terracotta finish. It is made from frost resistant polypropylene fora prolonged life and is easy to assemble.

Approx. 60cm in height and 43cm in diameter.

Thompson and Morgan Artichoke : Globe : Green Globe Improved F1.

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With sharp spines greatly reduced and larger, heavier bearing, consistent quality globe-shaped heads. Height: 120-180cm (4-6ft).

Thompson and Morgan Aubergine : Aubergine : Baby Rosanna F1 Hybrid.

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Produces an abundance of golf ball sized, bitter free baby fruits throughout the summer on dwarf plants 60cm (24in) high, making it ideal for growing in containers on the patio. Fruits hold their flavour, quality and colour well after picking.

Thompson and Morgan Asparagus Pea.

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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, and serve with a little melted butter. No flavouring should be used as this will destroy its own delicious taste.

Can also be used in the flower border as attractive ground cover.

Thompson and Morgan Asparagus : Martha Washington.

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A very strong growing and productive strain producing long, thick spears in May and early June. Suitable for freezing.

Thompson and Morgan Aubergine : Melanzana Prosperosa.

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Plants grow similarly to sweet peppers and fruit abundantly throughout the summer, preferably under glass or in a sunny spot outdoors. Flattened round, paler purple fruits with firm, bitter-free flesh.

Thompson and Morgan Aubergine : Melanzana Viserba.

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Plants grow similarly to sweet peppers and fruit abundantly throughout the summer, preferably under glass or in a sunny spot outdoors. Cylindrical, glossy purple skinned fruits with bitter free flesh.

Thompson and Morgan Aubergine : Black Enorma F1.

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3 plants will keep a family of four in aubergines from July until late autumn. It is early and prolifically sets huge fruit up to 680g (1½lb). Pick regularly or plants will need staking to support weight of fruit.

Thompson and Morgan Aubergine : Calliope F1 Hybrid.

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Compact, spineless plants produce a heavy crop of baby 5cm (2in) fruits that mature to bitter free, oval, 10cm (4in) fruits of a beautiful cream streaked purple colour.

Ideal for growing in a container on the patio, or in the greenhouse.

Thompson and Morgan Beetroot : Bietola da Orto Paonazza d'Egitto.

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Ideal for early sowings as they mature quickly, producing unusual flatter roots with deep red flesh and a sweet flavour.

Thompson and Morgan Beetroot : Globe : Boltardy.

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An excellent resistance to bolting from an early sowing with the colour and the flesh as good as Detroit. Sweet fresh flavour.

Thompson and Morgan Beetroot : Globe : Detroit 2 : Crimson Globe.

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An improved Detroit with rich maroon colouring. These globe-shaped beet are ideal for successional sowing.

Thompson and Morgan Beetroot : Globe : Boro F1 - Organic.

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A strong, healthy beetroot with smooth-skinned, dark red roots and quality foliage. Can be used as 'baby beets' or larger mature roots. Stand well in condition through the summer. Later sown beets also store well, keeping their flavour right into the winter.

Bred to give increased Hybrid vigour, garden performance and flavour, thus increasing your harvest. Due to their wide ranging pest and disease resistance, there will be no need for the use of chemicals.

Thompson and Morgan Beetroot : Globe : Detroit 6 : Rubidus.

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Bolting is almost a thing of the past with this excellent globe beetroot! Ready to harvest over a week earlier than 'Boltardy', which it supersedes in all respects. Firm, smooth, deep red flesh without a hint of fibre, even when 12.5cm (5in) in diameter. Vigorous, high yields which are synonymous with F1 Hybrids.

Thompson and Morgan Beetroot : Alto F1 Hybrid.

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The first F1 hybrid cylindrical 'Housewives' Choice Beetroot with the sweetest of flavours. Uniform, straight roots have a smooth rich red skin and flesh colour, free from rings making them easy to prepare.

Roots stand proud above the soil, but can be earthed up, and remain in good condition for long periods.

Thompson and Morgan Beetroot : Globe : Wodan F1 Hybrid.

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High quality, round, bright red fleshed roots which do not go woody. Wonderful flavour when freshly cooked, either as 'baby' beet or as larger roots. Ideal for pickling. The young leaves can be used as an alternative to spinach.

Thompson and Morgan Beetroot : Globe : Red Ace F1 Hybrid.

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A main crop variety with round to oval, high quality roots with a dark red colour. The hybrid vigour makes it a very strong grower which will do well in most sites and soils; good in dry seasons. Excellent for exhibition.

Thompson and Morgan Beetroot : Solo F1 Hybrid.

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British bred monogerm variety, producing only one seedling per seed cluster, reducing the need of thinning out. Smooth skinned, round roots are ideal as a 'baby beet' or as a mature root, high in sugar content for the sweetest of flavours.

Good resistance to bolting, leaf spot, downy and powdery mildew.

Thompson and Morgan Broccoli : Crown and Sceptres.

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A unique calabrese-broccoli which has been developed over a ten year period. Plants produce one large, high quality, rich-green head which is followed three weeks later by a number of secondary florets, similar to sprouting broccoli but tasting like asparagus. A delicious way to enjoy Broccoli.

Thompson and Morgan Brussels Sprout : Trafalgar F1.

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Just imagine a Brussels Sprout which you can serve at the dinner table, and the children come back for seconds! Thanks to the work of the breeder, continuously striving for a better, sweeter flavour, your wish can now come true with Trafalgar. This modern hybrid produces a heavy crop of medium sized, firm button sprouts from mid December to late March and they keep their excellent quality over a long period of time.

If you donÔÇÖt agree this is the best tasting Brussels Sprout we will give you your money back guaranteed. Please advise the Horticultural Manager in writing of which variety you believe to be better, together with the reasons. Full details available on request. No such claims will be accepted after 31st August 2008.

Thompson and Morgan Broccoli : Early Sprouting Rudolph.

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One of the earliest, producing tasty large spears. If you live in a colder climate then you can still expect early harvests from mid February.

Thompson and Morgan Broccoli : Redhead.

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An improvement on traditional forms of purple sprouting. Produces a more vigorous plant with large primary heads along with good sized, secondary shoots for picking over an 8 week period through from March to April.

Thompson and Morgan Brussels Sprout : Bedford Fillbasket.

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Often producing the largest, most solid sprouts and the heaviest yields, and a continuous crop from early autumn to Christmas.

Thompson and Morgan Broccoli : Romanesco.

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Created a great deal of interest when grown at the Scottish Horticultural Research Institute, yet it is very widely grown in Northern Italy. The 'spears' can be snapped off individually or all together. It has a taste and texture exceeding the finest broccoli and to really appreciate the flavour it should be cooked and served individually with melted butter.

Thompson and Morgan Broccoli : Early Purple Sprouting.

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An extremely useful and easy to grow hardy winter vegetable, providing lots of tasty purple heads (which turn green when cooked) during late winter/early Spring