10 ‘must Have’ Seed Varieties For Your Kitchen Garden! if Space Is A Bit Limited On Your Kitchen Garden Or Veg Plot You Need To Plan Your Growing Carefully, Our Small Space Pots & Containers Collection Gives You 10 Varieties All Carefully Chosen For Quality & Performance, To Maximise Your Space But At The Same Time Give Great Variety.seed Collection Consists Of 10 Packets Of Seeds, 1 Packet Each Of:kale Cavolo De Nero, Chilli Basket Of Fire, Tomato Tumbling Tom Red, Courgette Piccolo, Bright & Spicy Salad Leaf Mix, Carrot Atlas, French Bean Castandel, Runner Bean Tenderstar, Spring Onion White Lisbon Winter Hardy & Beetroot Baby Action.  ...

Save Over £9.50 With The Swirl collection.champagne Bubbles a superb Variety For The Vase! Beautifully Shaped Flowers Are Well ...

Radar Onion Sets Are An enhanced Japanese Variety, Perfect For Autumn Planting When They Can Be Harvested From Late May. Radar Is Loved For Its Mild Flavour Storage Potential; Under The Right Conditions It Will Store For About A Year. A Good Variety With Resistance To Bolting.superb When Eaten Fresh & Stores Well Into The Autumn.radar Are An Over Wintering Onion Sets & Can Usually Be Planted Between September & December. ...

recognised By The Royal Horticultural Societyradishes Ready In A Montha Huge 1000 Seeds In A Packetperhaps The Fastest Growing Radish! Enjoy Harvesting Radishes Within Just Weeks From Sowing. Bright Scarlet Red Contrasts Well With Pure White Tips. Long & Slim & With A Satisfying Crunch, French Breakfast Is Easy To Prepare In The Kitchen When Slicing To Add In Salads.with A Great Texture French Breakfast Is Recognised By The Royal Horticultural Society As A Particularly Good Radish For Home-growing. Because Of The Quick Results – Just Around Four Weeks From Sowing To Harvesting- We Recommend You Keep Sowing Throughout The Summer Season For A Continual Supply.french Breakfast Takes Up Little Space, Is Suitable For Growing In Containers & A Good Crop To Try If You’re New To Home-growing On Account Of The Fast Results.we Recommend You Guard Against Slugs. We’ve Found Slug Pellets Or Growing In A Compost With A Course Medium Like Westland Smart Ground Cover. ...

If Grown Well Spaced Out Ilka Can Grow To 3in/7.5cm Across Without Becoming Pithy.this Means One Sowing Can Last For Weeks.for An Extra Early Crop, Sow Under Glass & Transplant In March. ...

We First Saw This stunning Radish On Our Trials A Few Years Ago
- We Had A Great Picture
- But No Seed. Now We Have Both

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The White Cylindrical Roots Are Often Up To 12in/30cm Long!they Are Exceptionally Crisp, Crunchy & Mild & Are Excellent In Salads & Stir Fries. ...

A New Taste Experience.  Peel & Slice Into Crisp Sized Slices & Eat Raw. Its Delicious Melt-in-the-mouth Creamy Flesh Is A Delight & Served As An Alternative To Crisps With Beer In Germany!sowing Outdoorssow Thinly In Pre-watered Shallow Drills & Cover With A Thin Layer Of Soil. Keep Seedbed Soil Moist; Don’t Let Them Dry Out As This Will Inhibit Germination. Sow One Seed Every 3-4cm (1 1/2in). If You’re Planning On Multiple Rows, Space Rows 15cm (6in) Apart.sow Little & Often For A Continual Supply From Early Spring To Mid Autumn.water Radish Plants Regularly & Generously.when Harvesting Keep The Leaves For Sandwich Garnishes. Harvest When Roots Are Small, Young & Not Tough & Woody.  ...

a First In violet French Breakfast Radishesexcellent For Harvesting Leaves Or Juicy Rootswith A Satisfying Bit To Every Radish sow The Seeds Of Radish Breakfast Mix & Look Forward To The New & Vibrant Colours Of These Tasty Roots Perfect For Slicing In Salads. Felicia Makes Her Debut As The First Long & violet French Breakfast Radish With A White Tip That Provides A Peppery Punch As Its Aftertaste.

Includes:: The Long Varieties Red & White Slovana & White Rampouch.all These Radishes Are Quick To Grow With Your First Harvests Ready In Just Four Weeks. We Recommend That You Pull Alternate Radishes To Allow Some To Reach Full Size For The Crunchy Bulbs & Some For Their Leaves Which Make A Great Garnish. Sow Little & Often For Continuous Supply.how To Sow:sow Indoors Or Outdoors To Suit Your Vegetable Plot & Whether You Have A Greenhouse To Grow Seedlings On.if You Have A Greenhouse Sow Seeds Thinly Indoors In January To March Onto The Surface Of Clean Trays Or Pots Filled With Moist Compost Specially Formulated To Grow On Seedlings. Place Your Tray Or Pots Somewhere With An Ambient Temperature Of 15°c (59°f) Until Transplanting.alternatively Sow Outdoors April To September On A Moist Seed Bed 5cm (2in) Apart. Water Regularly. We Recommend That You Cover The Seeds The Seedlings With A Horticultural Fleece Cover If There Is Still Quite A Chill In The Air.

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A First In This Colour Break For Rounded Radishes That Form Perfect Spheres.easy To Grow, Enjoy The Beautiful Two-toned Roots From Spring To Autumn. Peppery & Perfect For Salads.an Excellent Crop To Try Both In The Direct Soil Or Containers, It’s A Great Crop For When You Need To Save Space.one Of Diana’s Best Features Is Its Intercropping Potential- Known As A ‘cash Crop’. If You’re Growing Peas Or Potatoes, Sow Diana In The Same Spot. You’ll Get A Harvest Or Two Of Radishes While Peas & Potatoes Are Taking Their Time Growing. With Radish In Place, You’ll Be Suppressing Weeds In That Area Too.  ...