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Extra Early Brassicas Collection X64 Plants & Free Collars
Extra Early Brassicas
Collection X64 Plants &
Free Collars
    Extra Early Brassica
    Plants are A Great Way
    To Give You Some Of The
    Earliest Crops Of
    Brussels, Cabbage,
    Calabrese And Cauliflower
    - Plant Them In March And
    You Could Be Harvesting
    From May!our Extra Early
    Brassica Collection With
    Free Collars Includes:16x
    Broccoli (calabrese)
    Marathon Plants -
    Produces Dense
    Blue-green, Finely
    Beaded Succulent Heads
    From May.16x Cabbage
    Duncan Plants - one Of
    The Best Spring Cabbages,
    Producing Firm, Pointed
    Heads In May But Can Be
    Picked Before Maturity
    And Eaten As spring
    Greens In April.16x
    Cauliflower Maybach
    Plants - An Excellent,
    Early Maturing Variety
    That Will Not blow In
    Warm Weather.16x Brussels
    Sprout Clodius Plants -
    Dependable Solid, Round
    Sprouts Ready In Time For
    The Christmas Period And
    Continuing For The
    Remainder Of Winter When
    Other Green Vegetables
    Are Scarce.2x Packs Of 30
    Brassica Collars - A
    Simple Solution To Stop
    The Cabbage Root Fly, A
    Notorious Allotment Pest
    That Can Cause Serious
    Damage To Your Brassica
    Crops.by Sowing Seed In
    The Autumn And Then
    Gently Growing The Plants
    On Over The Winter Under
    Controlled, Cool
    Greenhouse Conditions To
    Produce Sturdy Young
    Plants That Are Ready To
    Despatch And Plant Out In
    Mid/late March, Some
    8-10 Weeks Earlier Than
    The Main Brassica
    Planting Period.the Extra
    Early Brassicas Have Been
    Sown In October And
    Overwintered Undercover
    With Frost Protection.
    The Plants Are Tough,
    Sturdy And Stocky Ready
    Hardened Off For
    Immediate Planting On
    Arrival. the Plants Will
    Not Look As Fresh As
    Spring Sown Plants but
    Don’t Be Alarmed! The
    Plants Will Be Taller And
    Have Some Yellow Leaves
    Which Will Either Fall
    Off Or Green Up As The
    Plant Gets Growing. The
    Plants Are Typical  Of
    Those Planted By
    Commercial Growers Up And
    Down The Country And
    Will thrive in Prepared
    Soil. these Plants Will
    Crop 6-8 Weeks earlier
    In Your Garden Than
    Spring Raised Crops And
    Give Your First
Availability: In Stock
£16.99
Available
Extra Early Brassicas Collection X32 Plants & Free Collars
Extra Early Brassicas
Collection X32 Plants &
Free Collars
    Extra Early Brassica
    Plants are A Great Way
    To Give You Some Of The
    Earliest Crops Of
    Brussels, Cabbage,
    Calabrese And Cauliflower
    - Plant Them In March And
    You Could Be Harvesting
    From May!our Extra Early
    Brassica Collection With
    Free Collars Includes:8x
    Broccoli (calabrese)
    Marathon Plants -
    Produces Dense
    Blue-green, Finely
    Beaded Succulent Heads
    From May.8x Cabbage
    Duncan Plants - one Of
    The Best Spring Cabbages,
    Producing Firm, Pointed
    Heads In May But Can Be
    Picked Before Maturity
    And Eaten As spring
    Greens In April.8x
    Cauliflower Maybach
    Plants - An Excellent,
    Early Maturing Variety
    That Will Not blow In
    Warm Weather.8x Brussels
    Sprout Clodius Plants -
    Dependable Solid, Round
    Sprouts Ready In Time For
    The Christmas Period And
    Continuing For The
    Remainder Of Winter When
    Other Green Vegetables
    Are Scarce.30x Brassica
    Collars - A Simple
    Solution To Stop The
    Cabbage Root Fly, A
    Notorious Allotment Pest
    That Can Cause Serious
    Damage To Your Brassica
    Crops.by Sowing Seed In
    The Autumn And Then
    Gently Growing The Plants
    On Over The Winter Under
    Controlled, Cool
    Greenhouse Conditions To
    Produce Sturdy Young
    Plants That Are Ready To
    Despatch And Plant Out In
    Mid/late March, Some
    8-10 Weeks Earlier Than
    The Main Brassica
    Planting Period.the Extra
    Early Brassicas Have Been
    Sown In October And
    Overwintered Undercover
    With Frost Protection.
    The Plants Are Tough,
    Sturdy And Stocky Ready
    Hardened Off For
    Immediate Planting On
    Arrival. the Plants Will
    Not Look As Fresh As
    Spring Sown Plants but
    Don’t Be Alarmed! The
    Plants Will Be Taller And
    Have Some Yellow Leaves
    Which Will Either Fall
    Off Or Green Up As The
    Plant Gets Growing. The
    Plants Are Typical  Of
    Those Planted By
    Commercial Growers Up And
    Down The Country And
    Will thrive in Prepared
    Soil. these Plants Will
    Crop 6-8 Weeks earlier
    In Your Garden Than
    Spring Raised Crops And
    Give Your First Flush Of
Availability: In Stock
£12.98
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