Marrow, Melons & Okra


Marrow ‘Tiger Cross F1’


British-bred Marrow ‘Tiger Cross’ grows fast and matures early,


10204219 | 12 seeds £2.49


Melon ‘Budgie’


Exciting new Canary Melon ‘Budgie’ grows into a neat bushy plant bearing between 4-6 bright yellow melons with very sweet creamy white fl esh. Resistant to powdery and downy mildew.


Melon (Watermelon) ‘Little Darling’


Large rugby ball sized juicy fruits. 10204007 | 10 seeds


£3.99


Sow In Apr-May | Harvest Aug-Oct 10204220 | 8 seeds


£3.99


Sow In Apr-May | Harvest Aug-Oct 10204008 | 15 seeds


£3.99


Melon ‘Honey Bun’


Suitable for smaller gardens, this bush cantaloupe will produce 3 to 4 fruits on each vine with deep orange fl esh and a honey sweet fl avour. Best in a warm sheltered spot, give plenty of water.


Melon ‘Outdoor Wonder F1’


This fantastic variety of melon needs no special soil warming - just spread some mulch. Produces superbly sweet, large melons for that sweet homegrown fl avour and is also resistant to powdery mildew.


Sow In Apr-May | Harvest Aug-Oct 10202193 | 10 seeds


£4.49


Okra ‘Super Bhindi’


An excellent performer with hibiscus-like fl owers, its abundant crop is best harvested when 7-10cm long for ultimate texture. A heavy cropper and a culinary all- rounder, this is a must-have for your vegetable plot.


Sow In Feb-Apr | Harvest Aug-Oct 10204010 | 8 seeds


48 100% satisfaction guarantee on all seeds £2.79


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