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Our Top Pick of Garden Ready Plants
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Didn’t get to sow your vegetable seeds in time this year? Our garden ready beetroot, broccoli, brussels sprouts, cabbage, carrot, cauliflower, lettuce and sprouting broccoli plants are the answer, ready to plant straight into your garden. With a substantial root system already developed, they establish quickly and are less prone to seedling disease.
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Our largest, and most mature, plug size which have developed vigorous root systems. These plants are strong enough
to plant out into their final position upon arrival. Ideal for gardeners without the space to grow on.
Sprouting Broccoli ‘Purple Cardinal’
Planted before winter, dark purple spears will be ready to harvest in Spring. British Bred variety. Pick when shoots are young and tender. Packed full of vitamins and a good source of carotenoides.
Harvest Feb-Mar 10809051 | 12 garden ready plants
£8.99
Cabbage Spring ‘Durham Early’ Well-flavoured pointed heads, Harvest Feb-Apr 10809056 | 12 garden ready plants £8.99
4.8/5 Spring Cabbage ‘Duchy’ Cauliflower ‘Aalsmeer’
A very winter-hardy cauliflower and one of the first to mature in spring, producing heads of deep, firm white curds. Holding the RHS Award of Garden Merit, Cauliflower ‘Aalsmeer’ is ideal for autumn planting. Harvest Mar-Apr 10805777 | 12 garden ready plants £8.99
Spring Cabbage ‘Duchy’ is an exceptionally popular variety with dark green pointed heads and a delicious sweet flavour. Harvest it young as cabbage greens or leave it to mature for full heads of tasty leaves. Stands well without bolting. Harvest Mar-Apr 10805779 | 12 garden ready plants £8.99
Winter Spinach ‘Bella’ Continued harvest through winter. Harvest Nov-Dec 10805782 | 12 garden ready plants £8.99
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