68 Grow Your Own
Vegetable Seeds To Sow In February Customer Favourites
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Robust winter cropper!
Salad Baby Leaf Mix
A tasty mix of lettuce leaves. Use as cut and come again or baby leaves.
1020-2621 | 2000 seeds £1.99 Leek 'Neptune'
Hardy to UK weather and resistant to rust disease.
1020-2567 | 350 seeds £1.99 Tomato 'Shirley F1' Cordon
This greenhouse tomato is hard to beat producing a heavy crop.
1020-2902 | 20 seeds RHS Award of Garden Merit £3.49 Tomato 'Sungold' Cordon
Deliciously sweet and loved by children too.
1020-2944 | 15 seeds £3.99
Chilli Pepper 'Hot Thai'
Bushy plants producing very hot chillis. Ideal for drying.
1020-2052 | 6 seeds £2.49
Shallot 'Zebrune'
A heritage variety which has long pinky-brown bulbs.
1020-2272 | 75 seeds £1.99
Exhibition Worthy Favourite
And our
customers’ favourite!
Cabbage 'Kilaxy F1'
Compact heads with excellent flavour and a long harvest period.
1020-2237 | 20 seeds £2.79 Cauliflower 'Clapton F1'
The first cauliflower with clubroot resistance.
1020-2170 | 20 seeds £2.99
Broad Bean 'Masterpiece Green Longpod' Early harvests of extra-long pods.
1030-3191 | 60 seeds £2.79
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Favourite
Silky smooth and super sweet
Parsnip 'Gladiator F1'
Strong disease resistance and excellent all round performer.
1020-2147 | 600 seeds £2.79
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