The Ideal Way To Store Away Ugly But Essential Recycling Caddies Out Of Sight In An Attractive Wooden Slatted Store. With Natural Timber Finish, The Wood Is Pressured Against Rot & Guaranteed For 2 Years.place The Shelves To Different Heights To Convenience You & What You Want To Store Within. Plus, With Handy Lifting Lid You Can Access The Store From The Front Or From The Top – Whichever Is More Helpful To You At The Time. ...

red & White Varietieseasy To Peel Shallotssweet & Intense In Flavourcontrasting Taste In One Duo Pack 30 Ready-to-plant Shallot Setsthree Times As Many Shallots At Harvest Timesave Money When You Buy This Duo Pack Of 30 Ready-to-plant Shallot Sets, 15 Sets Each Of Varieties Eschalot Grise & Red Sun.grow These Two Varieties Of Shallots & Get Harvests Of Lots More Than 30. The Shallots Multiply In The Soil So It’s A Productive Way Of Getting Lots More Than You Put In – The Rewards Of Home-growing At Its Best.you Receive:15x Sets Of Shallot Eschalot Grisea Cream Coloured First Choice In Shallots For Top French Chefs, Often Referred To As A Banana Shallot. Easy To Peel & Slice, We Recommend You Serve In Fish Dishes & Add To Sauces To Give Them Bold Flavour.15x Sets Of Shallot Red Suna Red Shallot Perfect For A Range Of Dishes; Sautee It, Pickle It Or Slice It Raw For Salads To Suit. Happy To Keep Somewhere Cool & Dry To Give You Supplies For Months.read More On The Virtues Of Shallots ...

royal Horticultural Society Award Of Garden Meritstores Well For An Autumn & Winter Supplystrong, Pungent Home-grown Flavourred Baron Onion Sets Produce Onions With Such superb Results. It’s No Wonder This Variety Grows In Popularity Each Year!stronger Flavoured Than Our Other Onions, It Stores Well From September Until The Following April. The Glossy Deep Crimson Skins & A Red Rim On Each Onion Ring, Give A Delightful Bicolour Effect In Salads.plant Outdoors From As Early As January For Harvests From Late July & August. Tolerant To The Cold, Red Baron Copes Well When Planted Early In The Season. They Look Fantastic At Harvest Time, Uniform, Bulbous & Coppery. ...

Lodero Is The First Red Cabbage With High Clubroot Resistance. It Is An Attractive maincrop Variety with Good Storage Ability.red Cabbage Is The Traditional Cabbage For Pickling, But Is Perfect As A Colourful & Flavoursome Winter Vegetable Or Shredded Finely & Added To Salads. ...

A Pretty & Tall Wildflower That Has A Long Flowering Period; Flowers Are Most Numerous In June But Some Last Through To First Frosts In Autumn.these Flowers Are Delivered To You As Young Plants That Are Around 12cm (5in) From Root To Tip.plants At This Stage Are At The Perfect Stage Of Development To Grow & Flower Really Fast Once Planted.if You Receive Your Plants Before April Pot Up Into Larger Pots and Plant Out Into Containers or Beds From April Onwards.on A Pleasant & Dry spring Or Summer Day Plant Out Into Soil & Water Well. As The Plants Start To Flower Add A High Potassium Fertiliser To Give Your Flowers A Real Boost. ...

popular Heritage Varietyweather-resistantattractive Skin To Flesh Contrastred Duke Of York Seed Potatoes Are A Heritage Variety From 1942 Which Just Goes To Show How Much Of A Firm-favourite This First Early Variety Is. The Red-skinned Tubers Have Shallow Eyes & Yellow Flesh For A Lovely Colour-contrast.in The Kitchen red Duke Of York is A Potato Packed With Flavour & Does Not Disintegrate On Boiling.resistant To Adverse Weather This Is A Successful Crop For Growing In Exposed Areas & Cooler Regions Of The North. They Also Store Well In A Cool Place which Means You Can Enjoy The Flavoursome Potatoes Right Through The Summer & Autumn. ...

Rovada Redcurrant Produces A Prolific Crop Of High Quality, Large Fruit Of A Good Flavour, On 6in/15cm Long Strigs.you Can Expect Up To 10lb/5kg Of Fruit Per Bush So A Plentiful Supply Of Pies, Tarts & Jelly Is Assured.especially Good For Freezing. ...

If Space Is Limited In Your Garden, Why Not Try Growing Cordon Redcurrant Rovadaspecially Grown & Shaped On Our Nursery So It Will take Up The Minimum Of Space In Your Garden Yet Still Produce good Yields Of High Quality Fruit. Cordon Bushes Have A Main Central Stem With Short Branches Growing From It, Rather Than Non-cordon Bushes Which Are Multi-stemmed From The Base.you Can Expect Up To 10lb/5kg Of Fruit Per Bush so A Plentiful Supply Of Pies, Tarts & Jelly Is Assured.ideal For Growing in A Pot On The Patio.height When Supplied Approx. 3ft/1m. ...

Produces A Prolific Crop Of High Quality, Large Fruit Of A Good Flavour, On 6in/15cm Long Strigs.you Can Expect Up To 10lb/5kg Of Fruit Per Bush So A Plentiful Supply Of Pies, Tarts & Jelly Is Assured.especially Good For Freezing.up To 20lb Per Bush! ...

You Will Want To Re-use Your Oil Bottles Time & Time Again So Keep Some Replacement Lids Handy, Complete With Integral Pouring Spout. They Dont Corrode & Give A Good Seal To Lock In The Flavour. ...