A dual purpose onion that resists bulbing up enabling it to be pulled for a longer period than regular varieties. Spring Onion Winter White Bunching has excellent overwintering qualities, can be sown either late August for late May pulling or in spring & summer for summer/autumn crops. ...

A great value collection of 200 spring bulbs that will bring wonderful colour to your garden to chase the winter greys away. ...

A carefully composed masterpiece of gold & blue to fill your garden with cheery spring colour. Our Spring Symphony Bulb Mix combines Narcissus ? Tete-a-Tete?, Muscari armeniacum & Iris reticulata ? perfect planting partners for a cheery spring display. ...

This brand new supervalue collection of 200 spring & summer flowering bulbs will enhance your borders with a riot of colour. Plant them in gaps among perennials or grow them together for a fantastic display in their own right.

Height: Up to 45cm &40;18&34;&41;. Spread: 10cm &40;4&34;&41;. Collection comprises: 5 x Mixed Daffodils &45; Classic trumpet blooms from March to April. 5 x Mixed Tulips &45; Colourful, showy spring flowers in April & May. 20 x Allium sphaerocephalon &45; Distinctive reddish violet flowers in July. 30 x Oxalis &45; Masses of deep pink flowers in March & April. 30 x Brodiaea &45; Produces clusters of blue flowers during July. 10 x Crocus violet &45; Traditional colour & form from February to March. 10 x Puschkinia scilloides &45; Palest blue flowers, etched with dark powder blue stripes. Flowers March to April. 30 x Allium ostrowskianum &45; A profusion of pink flowers in June. 40 x Allium moly &45; Golden heads of flowers in June & July. 20 x Anemone de Caen &45; Brilliant colours, ideal for cutting. Flowers May &45; June.

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This brand new supervalue collection of 200 spring & summer flowering bulbs will enhance your borders with a riot of colour. Plant them in gaps among perennials or grow them together for a fantastic display in their own right.

Height: Up to 45cm &40;18&34;&41;. Spread: 10cm &40;4&34;&41;. Collection comprises: 5 x Mixed Daffodils &45; Classic trumpet blooms from March to April. 5 x Mixed Tulips &45; Colourful, showy spring flowers in April & May. 20 x Allium sphaerocephalon &45; Distinctive reddish violet flowers in July. 30 x Oxalis &45; Masses of deep pink flowers in March & April. 30 x Brodiaea &45; Produces clusters of blue flowers during July. 10 x Crocus violet &45; Traditional colour & form from February to March. 10 x Puschkinia scilloides &45; Palest blue flowers, etched with dark powder blue stripes. Flowers March to April. 30 x Allium ostrowskianum &45; A profusion of pink flowers in June. 40 x Allium moly &45; Golden heads of flowers in June & July. 20 x Anemone de Caen &45; Brilliant colours, ideal for cutting. Flowers May &45; June. Useful links: How to plant bulbs, corms & tubers

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From recent British breeding, an easy-to-grow, early-maturing variety, well suited to our summers. The flattened round-shaped fruits combine the attractive skin colour of a Butternut with the shape of Crown Prince. An average of 5 fruits per plant, each weighing 15kgs (approx 3lbs) develop on semi trailing vines. Fruits have a rich orange flesh with a 'melon aroma', & a small seed cavity. Stores well. ...

Trailing. Butternut Squash is increasing in popularity because of its wide range of uses. The early ripening, short, orange fleshed fruits of Squash Avalon have a delicious butter-sweet flavour & are especially good when used for baking. Squash Avalon is excellent long term storage. ...

This attractive Acorn Squash is a winter variety with pale orange skins & creamy white flesh. The fruits are produced in abundance, each weighing up to 700g. As the name suggests, they make a delicious alternative to traditional baked potatoes, but can also be roasted or used in warming soups. ...

Trailing. Unique introduction in the butternuts. Squash Barbara Butternut has a rich orange, delicious tasting flesh with an unusual striped green skin ...

Very prolific fruiting winter squash
- each plant can produce over 25 fruits! The tennis ball-sized, cream-skinned fruits are
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