This Heavy Cropping Variety Is Ready To Pick From September Onwards. The finest top quality, Neat Buttons Have A Good Flavour & Will Hold Well On The Plant For Many Weeks. Very Early.our Brussels Sprout varieties Have Each Been Selected For Their superb Flavour. Theyre Also An Excellent Source Of Vitamin C & Are Packed Full Of Vitamin D, Folic Acid & Are High In Antioxidants.to Grow Tightly Packed Sprouts, Firm Fertile Soil Is Essential. Dig In Plenty Of Well-rotted Manure Or Compost As Early As Possible To Give The Soil The Maximum Time To Settle. ...

Brussels Sprouts gustus F1 Hybrid Produces Good quality Sprouts Evenly Distributed On The Stalk. Sow Them In Early March For Harvesting Mid-august
- September.our Brussels Sprout varieties Have Each Been Selected For Their superb Flavour. Theyre Also An Excellent Source Of Vitamin C & Are Packed Full Of Vitamin D, Folic Acid & Are High In Antioxidants.to Grow Tightly Packed Sprouts, Firm Fertile Soil Is Essential. Dig In Plenty Of Well-rotted Manure Or Compost As Early As Possible To Give The Soil The Maximum Time To Settle.
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royal Horticultural Society Award Of Garden Meritpacked Full Of Feel-good Vitaminsf 1 Hybrid Vigourif You Remember The Famous ""bedford"" Sprouts, You Will Enjoy This British-bred & Heavy-cropping Variety. deliciously Smooth, Dark-green Buttons.brussels Sprout montgomery Has been Selected For Their superb Flavour. Theyre Also An Excellent Source Of Vitamin C & Are Packed Full Of Vitamin D, Folic Acid & Are High In Antioxidants.in The Plot It Performs Very Well- So Much So That The Royal Horticultural Society Has Given It A Coveted Award Of Garden Merit. An F1 Hybrid Variety It Grows With Vigour & Confidence.to Grow Tightly Packed Sprouts, We Recommend You Plant In Firm, Fertile Soil. Dig In Plenty Of Well-rotted Manure Like J A bowers Organic Farm Manure or Compost As Early As Possible To Give The Soil The Maximum Time To Settle. ...

Grow It Not Just For Its Striking Red Buttons, Which Retain Their Colour When Steamed, But Also For Its Mild Flavour.the Sprouts Remain In Good Condition For Many Weeks From November To January, Turning An Even Deeper Red During Really Cold Weather. Its Intense Colour Makes It Pretty Enough To Grow In The Winter Border!our Brussels Sprout varieties Have Each Been Selected For Their superb Flavour. Theyre Also An Excellent Source Of Vitamin C & Are Packed Full Of Vitamin D, Folic Acid & Are High In Antioxidants.to Grow Tightly Packed Sprouts, Firm Fertile Soil Is Essential. Dig In Plenty Of Well-rotted Manure Or Compost As Early As Possible To Give The Soil The Maximum Time To Settle. ...

These Sprouts Look Good & Taste Delicious. They Are The First F1 Red Sprout Available; Producing Uniform, Reliable Plants To Give A Harvest Of Crunchy, Bite-sized Sprouts. They Really Live Up To The Name Chosen By Mr Brian Olds; The Lucky Winner Of Our Name The Sprout Competition.crops In October – Early December. ...

Produces Heavy Crops Of Easy-harvest Firm Buttons Through The Ideal Sprouts Christmas Harvest Period.good Flavour Which Intensifies & Becomes Sweeter After Frosts. Vigorous & Tall Plants Withstand Harsh Winter Weather.this Variety Is A Suitable Replacement If Youre Looking For Montgomery.  ...

high In Cold-fighting Anti-oxidantspotential To Produce A Hundred Sproutsroyal Horticultural Society Award Of Garden Meritbrussels Sprout crispus F1 Generation Hybrid Is A superb Variety, With A Royal Horticultural Society Award Of Garden Merit. It’s Both Vigorous & Has An Excellent Standing Ability. The Small, Tight Buttons Are A Lovely Dark Green With Good Flavour.we Selected This Brussels Sprout Variety For Its superb Flavour, Knowing It Will Make A Great Addition To Your Sunday Lunch. Crispus Is An Excellent Source Of Vitamin C & Are Packed Full Of Vitamin D, Folic Acid & Is High In Antioxidants.to Grow Tightly Packed Sprouts We Recommend You Plant In Firm, Fertile Soil. Dig In Plenty Of Well-rotted Manure Or Compost Such As Westland’s Jack Magic In March Before Planting Out In May To Give The Soil The Maximum Time To Settle. ...

With A Hundred Of So Potential Sprout To Harvest For Every Plant You Make Huge Savings When Buying Seeds & Sowing Yourself. Avoid Heavy Shopping Bags & Unnecessary Supermarket Costs Simply By Growing Your Own.take Advantage Of This Great-value Duo Super Saver Pack Which Contains:1 X Pack Brussels Sprout Bright f 1 Hybrid
- Early To Mid-season Sprout, Maturing Just Under Six Months After Transplanting. This Variety Produces Smooth, Round Sprouts Which Hold Well & Dependably From October To The End Of  November, Showing Good Disease Resistance. 1 X Pack Brussels Sprout Trafalgar F1 Hybrid - British-bred & Heavy-cropping Variety Which You Can Harvest From November & Right Up To February To See You Through The Winter.these Brussels Sprout Varieties Have Each Been Selected For Their superb Flavour. Theyre Also An Excellent Source Of Vitamin C & Are Packed Full Of Vitamin D, Folic Acid & Are High In Antioxidants.we Recommend You Ensure The Soil Is Firm & Fertile To Grow Tightly Packed Sprouts. Dig In Plenty Of Well-rotted Manure Or Compost Such As Westland Jack’s Magic As Early As Possible To Give The Soil The Maximum Time To Settle. Do This In March Or April Before Planting In May.
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All The Beauty Of A Butterfly Bush, But In A Compact Form That’s Great For Container Displays & Attracting Just As Many Beneficial Insects.easy To Prune, Cut Back All Stems To Three Or Four Buds From Soil Level.you’ll Receive Our Ornamental Shrubs In 3 Litre Pots From March.this Is At The Perfect Stage Of Development To Get Your Plants growing for The Season Ahead.plant In Well-draining Yet Rich Soil, Incorporating Some Fertiliser Like Organic Extra At Planting & Water Well.feed With A High-potassium Fertiliser As They Come Into Flower. ...

Buddleja Buzz Magenta (buddleia, Butterfly Bush) Is A Lovely Rich-coloured Variety Bred To Create Compact, Flower-rich Yet Dwarf Stems So The Overall Plant Reaches 1.2m (4ft). This Is Excellent News For Those That Enjoy Container Gardening And/or Have A Limited Amount Of Space. They Are Fantastic In Pots On Balconies Too, Even If You Have No Garden.the Mid-to-late Summer Blooms Attract A Wealth Of Butterflies; Beautiful Beneficial Pollinators That Increase The Bio-diversity & Wildlife Activity In Your Garden.this Is An Easy-prune Perennial Plant; All You Need Do Is Prune Stems Each March To About 5cm (2in) From The Base Of The Plant. Young Stems Shoot Up To Just Over A Metre (3ft) High Flowering From Mid-summer On These First-year Stems. Keeping The Stems Intact Over Winter Provides Structural Interest & Perches For Garden Birds.when You Prune Buzz Magenta In Early-spring Add A Layer Of Mulch Or Bulky Compost Around The Base Of The Plant To Provide It With Plentiful Nutrients Before It Puts Up Its Fresh Flush Of Stems. ...