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Padron Pepper
£5.99
(3 Plants)Some are hot, most are not!
Padron Peppers are becoming so popular with foodies, and for good reason. They are simply delicious freshly harvested, stir fried in a generous glug of olive oil with a pinch of Cornish Sea Salt. Every so often you’ll come across one that is hot, but most are lovely and mild and so tasty. They are a must grow!Number of plants: 3
Variety: Padron (organic*)
In the kitchen: Best fried in olive oil until the skin blisters, then sprinkle with sea salt.
Delivery Info: Available to order now for delivery in Spring 2021. Please see FAQs for up-to-date delivery info.
Growing/Planting Advice: Best grown in a greenhouse or polytunnel. Keep well watered. Plant approx 30cm apart.
When to harvest: You can expect chillies and peppers to start forming in July if planted early, they should keep cropping through to late Autumn if grown in a greenhouse.
*Transplants suitable for organic growing.
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Sweet Pepper – Long Yellow Ringo
£5.99
(3 Plants)Delicious and decorative
A good shaped tapered fruit of up to 20cm in length, Long Yellow Ringo is beautiful and bright in colour and has a lovely sweet flavour.Number of plants: 3
Variety: Long Yellow Ringo (organic*)
In the kitchen: This pepper can be enjoyed raw in a salad or it can be stuffed, roasted or added to sauces.
Delivery Info: Available to order now for delivery in Spring 2021. Please see FAQs for up-to-date delivery info.
Growing/Planting Advice: Best grown in a greenhouse or polytunnel. Keep well watered. Plant approx 30cm apart.
When to harvest: You can expect chillies and peppers to start forming in July if planted early, they should keep cropping through to late Autumn if grown in a greenhouse.
*Transplants suitable for organic growing.
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Sweet Pepper – Long Red Marconi
£5.99
(3 Plants)Delicious, sweet and very productive
This pepper will produce long, thin fruits with a mild, sweet flavour. They can be picked while still green or left until they turn deep red on maturity.Number of plants: 3
Variety: Long Red Marconi (organic*)
In the kitchen: This pepper can be enjoyed raw in a salad or it can be stuffed, roasted or added to sauces.
Delivery Info: Available to order now for delivery in Spring 2021. Please see FAQs for up-to-date delivery info.
Growing/Planting Advice: Best grown in a greenhouse or polytunnel. Keep well watered. Plant approx 30cm apart.
When to harvest: You can expect chillies and peppers to start forming in July if planted early, they should keep cropping through to late Autumn if grown in a greenhouse.
*Transplants suitable for organic growing.
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Chilli Pepper – Early Jalapeno
£5.99
(3 Plants)Easy to grow and packed full of flavour
This variety of Jalapeno produces elliptical-shaped fruits. The fruits can be harvested green or allowed to mature to red. A characteristic ‘corking’ pattern of crack markings can develop on the skin of the fruit as it reaches full size. The plant grows upright and can reach 60cm high bearing fruit up to 7.5cm long.Number of plants: 3
Variety: Early Jalapeno (organic*)
How Hot? Medium
In the kitchen: Jalapenos are traditionally used to make nachos, pickles and used on pizza toppings, they can also be stuffed with cheese to make Jalapeno ‘poppers’.
Delivery Info: Available to order now for delivery in Spring 2021. Please see FAQs for up-to-date delivery info.
Growing/Planting Advice: Best grown in a greenhouse or polytunnel. Keep well watered. Plant approx 30cm apart.
When to harvest: You can expect chillies and peppers to start forming in July if planted early, they should keep cropping through to late Autumn if grown in a greenhouse.
*Transplants suitable for organic growing.
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Chilli Pepper – Hungarian Hot Wax
£5.99
(3 Plants)Easy to grow, quick producing and delicious
Hungarian Hot Wax is one of the best quick-producing chillies for our cool climate. The fruits produce a large number of 10cm long, smooth bright fruits with a waxy look. Starting green – mild, to yellow – medium and ripening to red and crimson – hot.Number of plants: 3
Variety: Hungarian Hot Wax (organic*)
How Hot? Mild to Medium Hot (depending when you pick them)
In the kitchen: Whatever stage these chillies are eaten at they are delicious. They can be eaten raw or in cooking. They also make a fantastic chilli jam.
Delivery Info: Available to order now for delivery in Spring 2021. Please see FAQs for up-to-date delivery info.
Growing/Planting Advice: Best grown in a greenhouse or polytunnel. Keep well watered. Plant approx 30cm apart.
When to harvest: You can expect chillies and peppers to start forming in July if planted early, they should keep cropping through to late Autumn if grown in a greenhouse.
*Transplants suitable for organic growing.
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Sweet Pepper – D’asti Giallo
£5.99
(3 Plants)Delicious, easy to grow and colourful
This is a beautiful golden yellow square shaped pepper with very thick flesh. They are medium early maturity with a delicious sweet mild flavour.Number of plants: 3
Variety: D’asti Giallo (organic*)
In the kitchen: This pepper can be enjoyed raw in a salad or it can be stuffed, roasted or added to sauces.
Delivery Info: Available to order now for delivery in Spring 2021. Please see FAQs for up-to-date delivery info.
Growing/Planting Advice: Best grown in a greenhouse or polytunnel. Keep well watered. Plant approx 30cm apart.
When to harvest: You can expect chillies and peppers to start forming in July if planted early, they should keep cropping through to late Autumn if grown in a greenhouse.
*Transplants suitable for organic growing.
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Chilli Pepper – Scotch Bonnet Yellow
£5.99
(3 Plants)Full of flavour and intense heat and they belong to the same species as the Habanero.
Produces small but very hot peppers that are not for the faint hearted. They mature from a light green colour to a beautifully bright yellow.
They have a squashed bell shaped fruit and are full of flavour and intense heat and they belong to the same species as the Habanero.
Variety: Scotch Bonnet Yellow (organic*)
Number of plants: 3
How Hot? With a Scoville heat unit rating of 100,000–350,000, these peppers are used to flavour many different dishes and cuisines worldwide.
Delivery Info: Available to order now for delivery in Spring 2021. Please see FAQs for up-to-date delivery info.
Growing/Planting Advice: Best grown in a greenhouse or polytunnel. Keep well watered. Plant approx 30cm apart.
When to harvest: You can expect chillies and peppers to start forming in July if planted early, they should keep cropping through to late Autumn if grown in a greenhouse.
*Transplants suitable for organic growing.
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Ring of Fire Chilli Pepper
£5.99
(3 Plants)Producing heavy crops of small cone shaped fiery fruits, this is a very versatile chilli that gets hotter and hotter as is matures.
Number of plants: 3
Variety: Ring of Fire
Delivery Info: Available to order now for delivery in Spring 2021. Please see FAQs for up-to-date delivery info.
Growing/Planting Advice: Best grown in a greenhouse or polytunnel. Keep well watered. Plant approx 30cm apart.
When to harvest: You can expect chillies and peppers to start forming in July if planted early, they should keep cropping through to late Autumn if grown in a greenhouse.
*Transplants suitable for organic growing.
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Sweet Pepper – Californian Wonder
£5.99
(3 Plants)Good cropper with a mild, sweet flavour
This is a really popular variety as it is such a good cropper with large square shaped fruits that have a mild, sweet flavour. The fruits are best picked whilst still green.Number of plants: 3
Variety: Californian Wonder (organic*)
In the kitchen: This pepper can be enjoyed raw in a salad or it can be stuffed, roasted or added to sauces.
Delivery Info: Available to order now for delivery in Spring 2021. Please see FAQs for up-to-date delivery info.
Growing/Planting Advice: Best grown in a greenhouse or polytunnel. Keep well watered. Plant approx 30cm apart.
When to harvest: You can expect chillies and peppers to start forming in July if planted early, they should keep cropping through to late Autumn if grown in a greenhouse.
*Transplants suitable for organic growing.
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Chilli Pepper -Scotch Bonnet Red
£5.99
(3 Plants)These little guys may be small but they will have you breathing fire!
Producing small (4-5cm) but very hot fiery peppers these are not for the faint hearted. They have a squashed bell shaped fruit and are full of flavour and intense heat. Ripe scotch bonnets change from green to orange to red.Number of plants: 3
Variety: Scotch Bonnet Red (organic*)
How Hot? Very Hot!
In the kitchen: If you’re brave this chilli will pack a punch in any chilli or curry. It’s also delicious pickled or used in a chilli jam. It can be eaten raw or cooked.
Delivery Info: Available to order now for delivery in Spring 2021. Please see FAQs for up-to-date delivery info.
Growing/Planting Advice: Best grown in a greenhouse or polytunnel. Keep well watered. Plant approx 30cm apart.
When to harvest: You can expect chillies and peppers to start forming in July if planted early, they should keep cropping through to late Autumn if grown in a greenhouse.
*Transplants suitable for organic growing.
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Chilli Pepper -Orange Habanero
£5.99
(3 Plants)Don’t underestimate this little fella – hot hot hot!
Habanero peppers may be small but they are also fiery and are among the hottest chilli peppers that you can get. With small tapering fruits 2-4cm long, these fruits start out green and turn to pale orange when ripe.Number of plants: 3
Variety: Orange Habanero (organic*)
How Hot? Very hot!
In the kitchen: If you’re brave this chilli will pack a punch in any chilli or curry. It’s also delicious pickled or used in a chilli jam. It can be eaten raw or cooked.
Delivery Info: Available to order now for delivery in Spring 2021. Please see FAQs for up-to-date delivery info.
Growing/Planting Advice: Best grown in a greenhouse or polytunnel. Keep well watered. Plant approx 30cm apart.
When to harvest: You can expect chillies and peppers to start forming in July if planted early, they should keep cropping through to late Autumn if grown in a greenhouse.
*Transplants suitable for organic growing.
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Chilli Pepper – Demon Red
£5.99
(3 Plants)This is a great chilli to grow if you don’t have too much space
Demon Red produces small (1-2cm) upward facing, chilli peppers throughout the summer months. This very dwarf variety was specially bred for growing on a windowsill or in patio containers, where it makes an attractive plant for edible or ornamental use.Number of plants: 3
Variety: Demon Red (organic*)
How Hot? Medium Hot
In the kitchen: If you’re brave this chilli will pack a punch in any chilli or curry. It’s also delicious pickled or used in a chilli jam. It can be eaten raw or cooked.
Delivery Info: Available to order now for delivery in Spring 2021. Please see FAQs for up-to-date delivery info.
Growing/Planting Advice: Best grown in a greenhouse or polytunnel. Keep well watered. Plant approx 30cm apart.
When to harvest: You can expect chillies and peppers to start forming in July if planted early, they should keep cropping through to late Autumn if grown in a greenhouse.
*Transplants suitable for organic growing.
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Tomato – Tigerella
£6.99
(5 Plants)Delicious, quirky and easy to grow
Named Tigerella because of its very distinctive red fruits with orange and yellow stripes like a tiger, this tomato is well suited for cooler climates. The variety produces fruits of medium size and is high yielding.Number of plants: 5
Variety: Tigerella (organic*)
In the kitchen: These tomatoes add an eye catching dash of colour and fun to any summer salad. These are delicious eaten raw, roasted or cooked in Mediterranean dishes.
Delivery Info: Available to order now for delivery in Spring 2021. Please see FAQs for up-to-date delivery info.
When to Harvest: Tomatoes should start ripening in late July through to September, depending on when they are planted out and whether they are grown in a greenhouse or outside.
*Transplants suitable for organic growing.
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Tomato – Golden Sunrise
£6.99
(5 Plants)Considered by many to be the best flavoured tomato
This is a cordon variety of tomato, producing lovely medium sized fruits which are beautifully golden yellow in colour.Number of plants: 5
Variety: Golden Sunrise (organic*)
In the kitchen: These tomatoes have a deliciously sweet fruity flavour and add an eye catching dash of colour to any summer salad. These are delicious eaten raw, roasted or cooked in Mediterranean dishes.
Delivery Info: Available to order now for delivery in Spring 2021. Please see FAQs for up-to-date delivery info.
When to Harvest: Tomatoes should start ripening in late July through to September, depending on when they are planted out and whether they are grown in a greenhouse or outside.
*Transplants suitable for organic growing.
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Tomato – Gardeners Delight
£6.99
(5 Plants)If you only grow one variety of tomato then Gardener’s Delight should be the one.
An easy to grow, large cherry tomato. The fruits are small but the taste is sweet and amazing.
Number of plants: 5
Variety: Gardener’s Delight (organic*)
In the kitchen: Chop up and throw in a handful of fresh basil leaves, a drizzle of olive oil and in an instant, you’ll have a delicious summer salad. These are delicious eaten raw, roasted or cooked in Mediterranean dishes.
Delivery Info: Available to order now for delivery in Spring 2021. Please see FAQs for up-to-date delivery info.
When to Harvest: Tomatoes should start ripening in late July through to September, depending on when they are planted out and whether they are grown in a greenhouse or outside.
*Transplants suitable for organic growing.
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Tomato – Black Russian
£6.99
(5 Plants)This tomato has to be tasted to be believed
This delicious variety does originally hail from Russia making it very well suited for growing in the UK either indoors or outside. Producing fruits that on the outside are deep red to shiny black, inside deep reddish-green and have an unusual rich but sweet taste which has to be tasted to be believed.Number of plants: 5
Variety: Black Russian (organic*)
In the kitchen: Delicious in salads or used as a base to a bolognese or Italian style sauce.
Delivery Info: Available to order now for delivery in Spring 2021. Please see FAQs for up-to-date delivery info.
When to Harvest: Tomatoes should start ripening in late July through to September, depending on when they are planted out and whether they are grown in a greenhouse or outside.
*Transplants suitable for organic growing.
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Chilli Pepper – Birds Eye
£5.99
(3 Plants)Not for the faint hearted
This is a popular chilli variety that is perfect for Thai dishes and curries. They are eye-waveringly hot. We usually slit one down the middle with a knife and pop it in a curry to stew, rather than chopping it up!Variety: Birds Eye (organic*)
Number of plants: 3
In the kitchen: Add to curries, stir-fries and stews.
Delivery Info: Available to order now for delivery in Spring 2021. Please see FAQs for up-to-date delivery info.
Growing/Planting Advice: Best grown in a greenhouse or polytunnel. Keep well watered. Plant approx 30cm apart.
When to harvest: You can expect chillies and peppers to start forming in July if planted early, they should keep cropping through to late Autumn if grown in a greenhouse.
*Transplants suitable for organic growing.
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Chilli Pepper – Cayenne Long Slim
£5.99
(3 Plants)A popular variety of chilli
This variety produces a mass of small pointed pods which begin as light green and turn to fiery red. It’s nice and hot, and the chillies are perfect for drying.Number of plants: 3
Variety: Cayenne Long Slim (organic*)
In the kitchen: Add to curries, stir-fries and stews.
Delivery Info: Available to order now for delivery in Spring 2021. Please see FAQs for up-to-date delivery info.
Growing/Planting Advice: Best grown in a greenhouse or polytunnel. Keep well watered. Plant approx 30cm apart.
When to harvest: You can expect chillies and peppers to start forming in July if planted early, they should keep cropping through to late Autumn if grown in a greenhouse.
*Transplants suitable for organic growing.
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Colourful Courgette Collection
£14.99
(12 Plants)A fantastic set of different courgette plants
This colourful courgette collection contains 3 plants of each of these super tasty and easy to grow varieties: All Green Bush, Atena Polka, Tondo Chiara di Pizza, Tromboncino Albania. Harvested together you can put together some beautiful summer dishes.Number of plants: 12
In the kitchen: Slice and grill on the BBQ, slice into ribbons for pretty salads, add to pasta dishes and ratatouille.
Delivery Info: Available to order now for delivery in Spring 2021. Please see FAQs for up-to-date delivery info.
Planting/Growing Advice: Please see our growing guides for each individual plants advice.
When to harvest: Please see our growing guides for each individual plants advice.
*Transplants suitable for organic growing.
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Colourful Tomato Collection
£14.99
(15 Plants)Homegrown tomatoes knock the spots off anything you can buy
This colourful tomato collection contains 5 plants of each of these super tasty and easy to grow varieties: Black Russian, Golden Sunrise and Gardener’s Delight.Number of plants: 15 (organic*)
In the kitchen: Chop up and throw in a handful of fresh basil leaves, a drizzle of olive oil and in an instant, you’ll have a bright, colourful and delicious summer salad. These are delicious eaten raw, roasted or cooked in Mediterranean dishes.
Delivery Info: Available to order now for delivery in Spring 2021. Please see FAQs for up-to-date delivery info.
Planting/Growing Advice: Please see our growing guides for each individual plants advice.
When to harvest: Please see our growing guides for each individual plants advice.
*Transplants suitable for organic growing.
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Greenhouse Collection
£24.99
(28 Plants)Perfect for a greenhouse or small polytunnel
This collection contains a selection of plants that are well suited to growing under cover where they can benefit from warmer temperatures. You’ll enjoy growing an abundance of tomatoes, aubergines, cucumbers, chillies & peppers as well as some beautiful basil which will help to deter aphids from your tomatoes.Number of plants: 28In the kitchen: These ingredients will give you so many tasty salads and delicious ratatouille meals.
Delivery Info: Available to order now for delivery in Spring 2021. Please see FAQs for up-to-date delivery info.
Planting/Growing Advice: Please see our growing guides for each individual plants advice.
When to harvest: Please see our growing guides for each individual plants advice.
*Transplants suitable for organic growing.
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Pepper & Chilli Collection
£14.99
(12 Plants)A fantastic set of pepper and chilli plants
This mixed pepper and chilli collection contains 3 plants of each of these super tasty and easy to grow varieties, giving you a range of flavours and heat: Long Yellow Ringo Sweet Pepper, Californian Wonder Sweet Pepper, Habanero Orange Chilli, Hungarian Hot WaxNumber of plants: 12 (organic*)In the kitchen: Add to curries, stir-fries and stews.
Please note that contents may vary slightly depending upon the season.
Delivery Info: Available to order now for delivery in Spring 2021. Please see FAQs for up-to-date delivery info.
Planting/Growing Advice: Please see our growing guides for each individual plants advice.
When to harvest: Please see our growing guides for each individual plants advice.
*Transplants suitable for organic growing.
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Swede – Marian
£5.99
(10 Plants)Easy to grow, hardy and deliciously tasty
Swede is a hardy root vegetable that is easy to grow so long as they are watered regularly to avoid splitting. It has a globe shape with purple skin colour and yellow flesh within.Number of plants: 10
Variety: Marian (organic)
In the kitchen: Delicious roasted, mashed or slow cooked in stews or casseroles.
Delivery Info: Available to order now for delivery in Spring 2021. Please see FAQs for up-to-date delivery info.
Planting advice: Plant 30-40cm apart. Protect from slugs, butterflies and pigeons.
Harvesting: You should be able to see the root forming in late summer/autumn. Harvest when it reaches the right size.
*Transplants suitable for organic growing.
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Carrots – Early Nantes
£5.99
(10 Plants)Easy to grow, deliciously tasty and a true family favourite
Growing carrots is one of the most rewarding things to do in your kitchen garden…there is just something so satisfying about pulling them up and washing off all the soil so that you can cook them. These Nantes Carrots have a lovely sweet flavour. They’re a bit of a classic in the carrot world, and you can expect to get a size around 6″ inches out of them.Number of plants: 10
Variety: Early Nantes (organic)
In the kitchen: Can be steamed or are delicious eaten raw in salads. They are also great roasted with some honey.
Delivery Info: Available to order now for delivery in Spring 2021. Please see FAQs for up-to-date delivery info.
Planting advice: You may find multiple seedlings per plug – you can thin these out by pinching off excess seedlings. Plant 10cm apart in a sunny spot.
Harvesting: Harvest in summer/autumn once you can see the crown of the carrots is a good size (you may need to carefully scrape the soil away from the root)
*Transplants suitable for organic growing.