Sweet flavoured stringless pods with a crisp and succulent texture. Vigorous plants produce exceptional yields of high quality pods.

An open-pollinated varietyReally attractive culinary pumpkin with thick skins and succulent flesh. Don't waste the 'naked' seeds which are particularly tasty as snacks. (Compact vine).

A gourmet treat, very popular in the Mediterranean. Eat the fleshy base of the 'scales' dipped in butter and sauté the hearts as a delicious appetiser. The flowers and foliage...

As easy to grow as any other basil, this variety has a distinctly liquorice flavour and used heavily in Thai and oriental dishes. A native of South East Asia, the...

Exceptionally well adapted to container growing, the ideal variety for the smaller garden. Large crops of extra fine pods are held well above the foliage for easy picking. Quite delicious...

Known as the ‘weekend bean’ due to its high yields of long slender pods, which hold exceptionally well on the plant. Great quality variety with a classic flavour and fine...

This is one of the hardiest winter leaves available, an American native is also known as miner's lettuce, as it was widely eaten during the Californian goldrush. Succulent, juicy leaves,...

White flowers followed by long, very juicy flat-podded, stringless beans which hang in clusters. Vigorous plants with good disease resistance, helps to produce big crops before the runner beans are...

Vigorous with uniform, thick white shanks. Can also be grown individually as pot leeks. An excellent source of vitamin C , iron and folate.Leeks provide a crop from summer through...

Different shape leaves with a varying degree of 'bite'. Easy and quick to grow, attractive in patio pots.

An exciting variety producing high yields of versatile small fruits, which are highly attractive, with striped skins. Fruits are great tasting, having a firm flesh.Plants are compact and bushy –...

A delicious peppery flavour, add the leaves to salads and give a new dimension to the tastes and textures in the salad bowl. Use as ‘cut and come again’ baby...