Beans (Broad)


Pea & Bean Feed


A perfectly balanced pre- planting granular feed especially for all peas


and beans that will help boost, plant health, yield, and cropping quality.


10904048 | 900g £8.99 Broad Bean ‘Luz de Otono’


Producing long, tasty, high quality pods, ‘Luz de Otono’ is the only autumn cropping variety of broad bean. It has a good resistance to the cold, making it perfect for over- wintering.


Sow Out Nov-Jan, Jun-Aug Harvest May-Aug


10303221 | 75 seeds £3.99 Broad Bean ‘Masterpiece Green Longpod’


This reliable variety produces up to seven fl avoursome beans in every pod. Excellent for freezing so you can enjoy long after harvest time. Extra-long pods and attractive white fl owers before the pod forms.


Sow In Feb-Mar | Sow Out Mar-May | Harvest Jun-Aug 10303191 | 60 seeds


£2.99


Broad Bean ‘Robin Hood F1’


A compact variety reaching approx 40cm (15in) in height. Ideal for small spaces or a container. Only eight to ten weeks to cropping. Large crisp pods containing up to six beans.


Sow In Feb-Mar | Sow Out Apr-Jun Harvest Jun-Sep


10303200 | 40 seeds £3.99 Broad Bean ‘The Sutton’


It’s the perfect broad bean for small or exposed gardens on account of the bushy, compact plants which grow to a manageable 35-45cm (15-18in) tall. Producing an abundance of delicious, tender creamy green coloured beans.


Sow In Feb-Mar | Sow Out Mar-May, Oct-Nov | Harvest May-Aug 10303114 | 65 seeds


10 Free delivery when you spend £40 on seed only orders £2.99


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