A tall variety which produces heavy yields of long pods, each holding up to 11 succulent, juicy peas. 72in (180cm). Train up wires or wig-wams to make picking easier, this...

A 'sweetheart' type of cabbage which is very versatile. The delicious leaves are so sweet they can be eaten raw as 'salad leaf' or lightly steamed as a hot, crunchy...

Almost stringless pale green flesh, great crunch and flavour. Easy to grow, stands well and is slow to bolt. High in fibre.

This hardy 'cos' produces heads from March. Crisp, solid and full of flavour. Cos or Romaine types are a little slower to mature than butterheads, with crisp, oval hearts.

An established dwarf pea which is suited to the UK climate. Exhibition worthy, it’s an old fashioned ‘marrowfat’ which has become hugely popular throughout the years. Disease resistant plants produce...

Quick and easy to grow mixture for striking, spicy mustard leaves. A great choice for patio pots, to harvest as milder 'baby' leaves for salads or as full flavoured, hotter...

Remarkable sweet tasting, crisp and colourful. Up to 2kg heads, delicious raw or cooked. Excellent source of vitamin C and antioxidants.

A remarkably vigorous variety producing high quality, smooth white roots that are long in length.This hybrid is exceptionally clean and high yielding. Resistant to canker and has an excellent flavour....

Known for its excellent flavour, this winter cropping variety has round, flattish heads of densely packed leaves. Can also be harvested earlier as young and tender ‘greens’. Prefers well cultivated...

Slim, fleshy, stringless, fine 'Kenyan' type beans with a good flavour and colour. Early cropping if raised under cloches.

Very attractive, bright orange, rounded fruit, approximately 6-8kg in weight on compact semi-vining plants that display a resistance to powdery mildew, especially helpful later in the season.

Good for the table as well as the exhibition bench. Exceptional flavour, reliable cropper. A Best Buy variety as recommended by the Gardening Press and Consumer Groups. Recommended by Anne...