Melons, Onions & Parsnips


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4.4/5


Melon ‘Honey Bun’ Ideal for small spaces. Sow In Apr-May | Harvest Aug-Oct 10204008 | 15 seeds


£3.99


Melon ‘Outdoor Wonder’ Ideal for growing in the garden. Sow In Apr-May | Harvest Sep-Oct 10202193 | 10 seeds


Can grow t gof bal sze!


4.3/5


Spring Onion ‘Furio’ Bolt resistant Sow Out Mar-Aug | Harvest Jun-Oct 10202715 | 300 seeds


£2.99


Spring Onion ‘Lilia’ Sow directly, or in pots. Sow Out Mar-Aug | Harvest May-Oct 10202069 | 500 seeds


Fat-cropng £2.79


Spring Onion ‘Guardsman’ A spring onion which packs a punch. Sow Out Mar-Aug | Harvest Jun-Oct 10202857 | 500 seeds


Slky smot & supr swet


Onion ‘Ailsa Craig’ £4.49


Sow In Jan-Mar | Sow Out Feb-Apr, Sep-Oct | Harvest Aug-Sep 10202738 | 500 seeds


Custoe fvuie £3.49


£2.29


4.5/5


Spring Onion ‘White Lisbon’ Winter Hardy


A quick cropping traditional salad onion, an excellent variety for successional sowing and very hardy, it can also be sown in September or October for cropping the following spring.


Sow Out Aug-Oct | Harvest Feb-May 10202769 | 400 seeds


£2.29 Spring Onion ‘White Lisbon’ ❤


A traditional mild and crispy spring onion, deservedly the most popular of all, yielding succulent stems with that characteristic ‘bite’. Very quick cropping traditional salad onion with white stems and bright green tops.


Sow Out Mar-Sep | Harvest May-Oct 10202768 | 750 seeds


£2.29 Parsnip ‘Gladiator’ ❤


Will establish and grow vigorously showing strong disease resistance. An excellent all round performer, with great internal quality and fine flavour to give a parsnip of outstanding worth for the kitchen or the showbench.


Sow Out Feb-May | Harvest Oct-Feb 10202147 | 600 seeds


£2.99


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