Leeks Varieties for disease resistant crops all season


Sow outdoors in Mar/Apr, 1cm deep in modules, or 10cm apart in rows 15cm apart in seedbeds.


Transplant when 20cm tall, making 20cm deep holes with a dibber. Drop each


seedling in the hole, back fi ll with compost.


Leeks need a fertile soil in


full sun, dig in autumn, well -rotted manure. They grow


slowly, so start in modules or seedbeds and transplant to their fi nal position in summer.


NEW 9 mo t f o sow ng


t harve t ng!


Harvest leeks when the white stem is at least 7cm


long and before they widen too much at the base.


Leek ‘Batter F1’ J


SOW IN SOW OUT HARVEST


F M A M J J A S O N D


Selected as the best of New breeding for resistance to Thrip damage and tolerance to rust. A main crop variety with clean long shanks. Crops over a long period and will hold well in the garden.


Sow In Jan-Feb | Sow Out Mar-Apr Harvest Oct-Mar


10204254 | 40 seeds A £3.99 B


Leek ‘Blauwegroene Winter Bandit’


Good resistance to Rust. 10202068 | 250 seeds


£2.79


Leek ‘Musselburgh’


An exceptionally hardy variety and proven performer which takes some beating as a winter leek with its short, thick stems and mild, aromatic taste. Loved by generations of growers.


Leek ‘Porbella’


An early season variety, very upright stems.


10204216 | 350 seeds 42 £2.99


Sow In Jan-Feb | Sow Out Mar-Apr Harvest Oct-Mar


10202575 | 700 seeds Disease resistant seed varieties available £2.99


Leek Early and Late Duo


A duo of leeks with a long harvest period. Harvest ‘Musselburgh’A Summer and autumn. ‘Terminal’B ready through winter.


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Sow In Jan-Feb | Sow Out Mar-Apr Harvest Aug-Mar


10202581 | 2 packets BUY DUO SAVE £2 * *Compared to buying individually £2.98


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