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  • 1 Rhubarb Plant – Victoria

    £10.99
    (1 Plant)

    A reliable variety of rhubarb plant
    This perennial rhubarb provides the first ‘fruit’ of the season. Rhubarb is reliable to grow, even in poor soil although it responds really well to rich, well drained conditions and annual autumn manuring which will give you large crops of tender juicy stems, delicious for cooking with. The rhubarb plant comes in a biodegradable pot – you can pot this on to a larger pot, or plant straight in the ground. You’ll receive full growing instructions with your plant.

    Number of plants: 1 (potted in a biodegradable pot)

    Variety: Victoria

    In the kitchen: Good for so much more than crumble. Try making a delicious rhubarb cheesecake, tart, pie, fool, Eton Mess and even chutney.

     

  • Strawberry Plants – Symphony (late season)

    £4.99
    (3 Plants)

    A late season strawberry to extend the season
    This late season variety of strawberry seems to excel in damper conditions, making it a good choice for those slightly wetter areas of the UK. It is a prolific cropper that will give you a good yield. The strawberry plants come in biodegradable pots that can be planted straight into the ground, or into pots/containers. You’ll receive a full growing guide with your plants.

    Number of plants: 3 (in biodegradable pots)

    Variety: Symphony

    Can be grown in: Plant strawberries in beds, containers, window boxes or grow bags. Find out more about growing strawberries in our growing guide below.

    In the kitchen: Pick strawberries fresh from the garden while you’re gardening. If you do manage to keep them until you get to the kitchen, use them for puddings, ice creams and smoothies. Or just slice up into Pimm’s or even a gin and tonic or a mocktail.

  • Strawberries Throughout the Season

    £12.99
    (9 Plants)

    A collection of strawberry plants to crop all summer
    A perfect introduction to growing strawberries. Just pop these strawberries plants in the ground and you should get a successive crop of strawberries for several weeks in early summer. This collection contains 9 healthy growing strawberry plants of 3 different varieties that crop at different times:

    3 x Honeoye – early season strawberry variety (in biodegradable pots)

    3 x Cambridge favourite – mid season strawberry variety (in biodegradable pots)

    3 x Symphony – late season strawberry variety (in biodegradable pots)

    Can be grown in: All these strawberry plants can be transferred directly into raised beds, containers, large pots, window boxes or grow bags.

    In the Kitchen: Pick strawberries fresh from the garden and if any of them make it back to the kitchen before being eaten, use them in all sorts of summery puddings, from Eton Mess to a Cornish Cream Tea!

    Contents of this pack may change slightly depending upon the season.

  • Strawberry Plants – Cambridge Favourite (mid season)

    £4.99
    (3 Plants)

    A popular strawberry variety for a reason
    This is an amazingly popular mid-season variety of strawberry, because it produces reliable a crop of juicy red strawberries that are a good size and just the right level of sweet. It does well in most UK garden conditions, whether growing in pots or beds.

    Number of plants: 3 (in biodegradable pots)

    Variety: Cambridge Favourite

    Can be grown in: Plant in the garden, containers, window boxes or grow bags. Find out more about growing strawberries in our growing guide below.

    In the kitchen: These strawberries are delicious picked fresh from the garden and served with lashings of Cornish clotted cream! Yummy yummy yummy!

  • Strawberry Plants – Honeoye (early season)

    £4.99
    (3 Plants)

    A heavy cropping strawberry variety with good disease resistance
    This is an early variety of strawberry that has good disease resistance. It is known for being a heavy cropper and will produce a good amount of fruit to pick in June. It’s a much loved variety for UK growing as it does well in more ‘moderate’ growing conditions (which basically means it is very tolerant of our British summers!) – a great choice if you live in cooler parts of the country.

    Number of plants: 3 (in biodegradable pots)

    Variety: Honeoye

    Can be grown in: Plant strawberries in the ground, containers, window boxes or grow bags. Find out more about growing strawberries in our growing guide below.

    In the kitchen: Strawberries are great picked fresh from the garden served with lashings of Cornish clotted cream! Yummy yummy yummy! This variety makes good jam too.

  • Strawberry Plants – Snow White (mid season)

    £4.99
    (3 Plants)

    An unusual white variety with pineapple-like flavour
    A great choice for hanging baskets and containers, this is a fun strawberry to grow for the novelty factor – the fruits are a very pale pink, almost white, with little red seeds. You may even find it is less attractive to birds and squirrels, since the fruits do not turn red, so you may enjoy a better harvest than normal!

    Number of plants: 3 (in biodegradable pots)

    Variety: Snow White

    Can be grown in: Plant in the garden, containers, window boxes or grow bags. Find out more about growing strawberries in our growing guide below.

    In the kitchen: Great picked fresh from the garden and served with lashings of Cornish clotted cream! Yummy yummy yummy!

  • 3 Rhubarb Plants – Victoria

    £24.99
    (3 Plants)

    For people who can’t get enough of rhubarb!
    Rhubarb provides the first ‘fruit’ of the season and is a great addition to your vegetable garden or allotment. Rhubarb is reliable to grow, even in poor soil although it responds really well to rich, well drained conditions and annual autumn manuring will give you large crops of tender juicy stems, delicious for cooking with. Our rhubarb plants come in biodegradable pots that you can plant into the ground or into large containers. You should get a brilliant harvest by growing three plants in a clump.

    Number of plants: 3 (potted in a biodegradable pot)

    Variety: Victoria

    In the kitchen: Rhubarb is good for so much more than crumble. Try making a delicious rhubarb cheesecake, tart, pie, fool, Eton Mess and even chutney.

  • Blueberry Plant – Blue Crop (Potted)

    £8.99
    (1 Plant)

    High yields from compact plants
    This compact variety of Blueberry will give you a big crop of rich, sweet-tasting fruit in late summer. It is a self fertile variety, but will give better results if planted alongside another blueberry plant for better pollination rates.

    Number of plants: 1 (11cm biodegradable pot)

    Variety: Blue Crop (self-pollinating)

    In the kitchen: Blueberries are an incredibly healthy fruit. So it’s a happy coincidence that there are also incredibly tasty and versatile too. Can be used in a wide array of summery desserts. Delicious with pancakes, in muffins, or smoothies. This variety is also very good for freezing.

  • Morena Honeyberry

    Honeyberry – Morena (Potted)

    £8.99
    (1 Plant)

    Honeyberry is very hardy & good for jam
    The Honeyberry is actually a species of Honeysuckle with tart blueberry like fruits that make incredible jam. A native to Eastern Siberia these lovely little plants won’t struggle with even the coldest British winter! It is recommended to grow two honeyberry plants alongside each other (approx 1.2m apart) to aid pollination. You will receive full growing instructions with the honeyberry plant, which comes in a biodegradable pot that you can plant straight into the ground or into a slightly larger container.

    Number of plants: 1 (potted)

    Variety: Morena

    In the kitchen: Honeyberry fruits are similar to blueberries in look, but don’t be fooled as they not as sweet in flavour – sweeten them up in summery desserts, make a tasty jam or add to smoothies with a dash of syrup.

     

  • Redcurrant Bush – Potted

    £12.99
    (1 Plant)

    A heavy cropping redcurrant bush to grow
    This bright and juicy redcurrant plant is an extremely heavy cropper and perfect for UK conditions. This variety is great for growing in containers, which helps to keep things simple as the plant will maintain its bush-like shape fairly easily without needing much in the way of training or pruning – we like things that are easy! It will do well in sun or partial shade. Re-pot the plant into a slightly larger container every three years, and you should get good results. The redcurrant plant will come in a biodegradable pot – you can plant it into a bigger pot like that.

    Number of plants: 1 (potted)

    Variety: Jonker van Tets

    In the kitchen: Redcurrants are perfect to use in sweet and savoury sauces, smoothies, jams, jellies, and pies.

     

  • Jostaberry Bush (Potted)

    £12.99
    (1 Plant)

    This unusual plant is a blackcurrant and gooseberry hybrid
    Jostaberry produces fruit that looks very similar to blackcurrant but twice the size and with a unique flavour. The jostaberry is a thornless bush (makes it easier to pick!) that is heavy yielding and mildew resistant. You will receive a growing guide with the plant to get your jostaberry growing off to a good start.

    Number of plants: 1 potted plant – biodegradable 3l pot

    In the kitchen: Use jostaberry in crumbles, pies and other fruit puddings or jams

     

  • Purple Chokeberry Plant (Potted)

    £12.99
    (1 Plant)

    An easy fruit to grow
    Purple Chokeberrry is a fantastic fruit plant if you’re new to growing your own berries. The berries themselves will ripen in autumn and, although very tart when raw, they are wonderful for throwing into crumbles and pies! Great for growing in pots – you will receive a growing guide with the chokeberry plant.

    Number of plants: 1 potted plant – biodegradable 3l pot

    In the kitchen: Cook chokeberries down in crumbles and pies.

     

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    Cranberry – Vaccinium Macrocarpon (Potted)

    £9.99
    (1 Plant)

    A reliable cranberry plant with good frost and disease resistance
    This is the most widely grown variety of cranberry plant as it is well known for its reliability and resistance to frost and diseases. It’s a self-fertile variety producing beautiful deep red fruits with a lovely tangy flavour. The cranberry plant will come in a bio-degradable pot – you can either plant it in its pot, or peel the pot off. You will receive a full growing guide with your plant.

    Number of plants: 1 (11cm biodegradable pot)

    Variety: Vaccinium Macrocarpon

    In the kitchen: Cranberries come into their own around Christmas but are good for much more than accompanying the turkey. Their sour flavour lends itself well to both sweet and savoury dishes, as well as in smoothies, juices and cocktails.