Vegetable Seeds

New for 2009 - Tomato : Vilma.

A compact and bushy variety specifically bred for growing in containers. Each 50-60cm (20-24in) tall plant produces a heavy crop of sweet and juicy, cherry-sized fruits each weighing 20g (0.7oz) over a long picking period.

New for 2009 - Tomato : Berry F1 Hybrid

Cascading trusses of deliciously sweet, dark-red, strawberry-shaped fruits. These small, 15g fruits have an outstanding flavour, ideal for adding to children's lunchboxes, salads and sandwiches or just pop into your mouth and enjoy!

Early ripening and crops heavily throughout the summer. Best for greenhouse, but will grow in a sunny spot outdoors.
 

New for 2009 - Pea : Garden : Oasis Seeds

A British bred maincrop producing a huge yield of double pods per node, averaging 8 to 9 succulent, dark green peas per pod. Resistant to pea wilt and has good downy mildew resistance.

New for 2009 - Lettuce : Winter Gem

A specially bred Little Gem Cos for sowing from September to January and for growing in a unheated greenhouse or in a cold frame for overwinter production (not suitable for growing outdoors). Delicious small, crunchy, sweet hearts equal in taste to Little Gem, will be ready to harvest from January onwards, for use in winter salads.

New for 2009 - Aubergine : Orlando F1 Hybrid

Attractive, virtually spineless, dwarf plants yield an abundant crop of baby fruits, 5cm (2in) in length. These finger-length aubergines have beautiful dark-purple skins and are not at all bitter tasting.
Excellent for growing in the greenhouse or on a sunny patio in containers.

New for 2009 - Carrot : Mignon

A perfect carrot for anyone who has limited space as the baby roots mature in approximately 12 weeks. They can be sewn in containers, outdoors and even in the coldframe for early pulling.

New for 2009 - Courgette : Soleil F1 Hybrid.

This is a very robust plant which has a longer harvesting period when you harvest the fruits regularly. It has an enhanced resistance to mildew so the plants last longer. The fruits are smooth, straight , yellow and very tasty..

New for 2009 - Onion - Supasweet (Dulcinea) F1 Hybrid seeds : Performer

The first variety of sweet and mild onion seeds to be commercially available to the home grower. These large copper-skinned bulbs are so sweet and juicy that they can be eaten raw for a healthy snack. Use them straight from the garden as required. This variety is especially suited to light sandy soils but can be grown in other areas with a slightly stronger taste.

New for 2009 - Chili Pepper : Pyramid Seeds

Ideal for the patio, these bushy plants (15in tall) provide a colourful and edible display throughout the whole summer. They would look great planted up in a variety of funky containers

New for 2009 - Soya Bean : Elena

This bean has replaced Ustie as tests have proved that it is the most reliable GM free Soya bean for the British Climate. Elena has a higher germination rate and and gives earlier and higher yields. The pods are weatherproof throughout autumn and the plants are virtually pest and disease free.

Very Popular in 2008 - Carrot : Purple Haze F1 Hybrid

A smooth, rich purple skin contrasts with the deep orange flesh when washed and diced into chunks. Produces long, heavy roots best eaten raw when full of flavour and nutritionally high in antioxidants and Vitamin A. The colour and flavour are less intense if steamed or cooked.

Very Popular in 2008 - Brussels Sprout : Trafalgar F1

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.

Very Popular in 2008 - Swiss Chard : Swiss (Seakale Beet) : Bright Lights

An exciting mixture offering coloured stems in classic red, white, pink, violet, green, gold, orange, yellow and some even striped! These wonderfully coloured stems are crowned with large foliage of green or bronze. Guaranteed lo brighten the vegetable patch or why not grow them in the border. The flavour is deliciously mild nd packed with nutritlonal content coming to harvest about 60 days after sowing.

Very Popular in 2008 - Asparagus : Martha Washington

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

Very Popular in 2008 - Beetroot : Globe : Boltardy

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

Very Popular in 2008 - Tomato : Gardeners Delight

Cordon (Indeterminate). The true tangy flavour of tomatoes of a century or more ago. If you are of the opinion tomatoes have lost their flavour Gardeners Delight is a must for you. It is a greenhouse or outdoor type, packed with bite-size fruit, ideal for salads and sandwiches and full of vitamins. Highly commended RHS trials.

Very Popular in 2008 - Tomato : Suncherry Premium F1 Hybrid

The sweetest tasting, shiny, red-skinned, cherry variety available making the perfect complement to our ever popular orange-skinned Sungold. Ripens early and produces a huge crop of bite-sized red fruits throughout the summer.

Best for greenhouse, but will grow in a sunny spot outdoors.