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Beta vulgaris A general-purpose variety for fresh use and storage. Can be sown early. Sowing instructions
Sow seeds from April till June in rows 30 cm apart 2.5 cm deep.
Growing instructions
Thin the plants later to a distance of 7 to 10 cm. Harvest can start in the summer. For storage harvest i...

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Beta vulgaris Sweet mild flavour and an attractive golden colour. Sowing instructions
For early crops sow March-early April. For use in summer and autumn make successional sowings from late April to July.
Growing instructions
Store roots in dry sand, soil, or peat for winter use. (12-16 weeks mat...

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Beta vulgaris Pick regularly for small long roots with a very good flavour. Can grow to a large size without becoming woody. Sowing instructions
Sow seeds from April till June in rows 30cm apart 2.5cm deep
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Thin the plants later to a distance of 7-10 cm. Harvest can start in ...

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Beta vulgaris An early variety for fresh use and suitable for greenhouse cultivation Sowing instructions
Sow early in rows 30 cm apart.
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Thin the plants to 8 –10 cm


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Beta vulgaris A general purpose variety for fresh use and storage Sowing instructions
Sow from April until June in rows 30cm apart, sow seeds 25mm deep and 50mm apart.
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Thin the plants later to 7-10cm. Harvest can start during summer. For storage harvest in autumn before the ...

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Beta vulgaris A general purpose variety for fresh use and storage. Sowing instructions
Sow from April until June in rows 30 cm apart, sow seeds 25 mm deep and 50 mm apart.
Growing instructions
Thin the plants later to 7-10 cm. Harvest can start during summer. For storage harvest in autumn befo...

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Beta vulgaris A beetroot with white rings in its bright red flesh Sowing instructions
Sow seeds from April till June in rows 30cm apart 2.5cm deep
Growing instructions
Thin the plants later to a distance of 7 to 10 cm. Harvest can start in the summer. For storage harvest in autumn before frost s...

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Brassica pekinensis Forms long green heads. Use as a salad or stir-fry. Sowing instructions
Sow from mid July in situ or raise the plants in modules.
Growing instructions
Thin to a distance of 30 x 30 cm. Chinese cabbage matures in eight to ten weeks.


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Brassica oleacea var. capitata Vigorous, fast growing variety with pointed heads. The compact heads have a rounded point and a weight between 800–1000g. Light green leaves with a tender consistency and a fine sweet cabbage flavour. Can be grown from spring through to autumn Sowing instructions
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Brassica oleacea var. capitata   Very versatile, pointed cabbage. Can be sown late summer to harvest the following spring, or sow indoors in Feb/Apr to transplant and harvest in Oct / Nov.   Sowing instructions 
 Sow seed in a seed bed or in pots / modules and transplant when about 10cm tall. 
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Daucus carota   Early/second early Nantes type, Cylindrical and slightly conical with a smooth skin. For late sowing also good for keeping. High yielding with healthy and strong leaves. Strong flavour. Prefers sandy soils.   Sowing instructions 
 Sow seeds from February until mid-July in rows 20-...

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Daucus carota Traditional, reliable variety suitable as an early main crop. Sowing instructions
Sow seeds from March until middle of July in rows 20-25 cm apart, 6-13 mm deep. Try to space the seeds 1 cm apart.
Growing instructions
Keep well weeded and avoid thinning late as this encourages carro...

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Daucus carota Smooth, shiny orange roots and healthy leaves. Suitable for early bunching, fresh summer and autumn use and has also good storage potential Sowing instructions
Sow seeds from February until middle of July in rows 20-25cm apart, 6-13mm deep. Try to space the seeds 1cm apart.
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Brassica Oleacea var. Botrytis Forms deep curds of a fine texture and white colour which are well wrapped. Suited for long summer and autumn cropping period Sowing instructions
Sow seeds into seed tray from January-May. Transplant seedlings into modules or pots.
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Transfer plan...

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Cichorium endivia Broad leaves with firm head and a mild taste. Frost resistant Sowing instructions
Sow in a seedbed from the end of June for autumn harvest. For early harvest sow in a greenhouse and plant out four weeks later
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The harvest can start as soon as the plants reach...

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Cichorium endivia Curly leaves. Suitable for salads Sowing instructions
Sow in a seedbed from the end of June for autumn harvest. For early harvest sow in a greenhouse and plant out four weeks later
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The harvest can start as soon as the plants reach a reasonable size. Harvest ...

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Foeniculum vulgare Round well filled bulbs, very bolt-resistant. For early and autumn harvest Sowing instructions
Sow under glass from February and plant out in tunnel or under fleece. For autumn harvest sow in situ from mid June until mid July
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Planting distance 40 x 20 cm


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Foeniculum vulgare Well formed white bulbs, bolt resistant. For early and autumn harvest Sowing instructions
Sow under glass from February and plant out in tunnel or under fleece. For autumn harvest sow in situ from mid June until mid July
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Planting distance 40 x 20 cm


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Foxglove Biennial wild flower. Forms a 150 cm high flower stalk with many pink/white coloured flowers. Prefers a moist, humus-rich soil. All parts of the plant are poisonous Sowing instructions
Sow from mid summer, the plants will flower the next year


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Cone Flower Perennial plant with purple flowers in late summer. The roots are used for Echinacea tincture. Grow in a sunny position in rich soil. Height: 1.20m Sowing instructions
Sow in late summer


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Heavy Metal Switchgrass An upright ornamental grass that grows in loose clumps. Long flowering time with fine haze of flower heads. Warmth loving, needs a sunny position. High stem yield, long lasting as cut flowers. Suitable for professional flower growers. Sowing instructions
Sow in a greenhous...

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Lupinus angustifolius Fast growing green manure. Member of the legume family providing excellent nitrogen fixing properties, with deep root penetration.. Sowing instructions
Suitable for light to medium soils, sow in March-July at depth of 3-4cm.
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Annual, not suitable for ove...

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Fagopyrum esculentum A fast growing green manure or cover crop. Will grow in most place , including on dry, acid soils. Produces a lot of organic matter in a short time. Sowing instructions
Sow from mid May in rows 30 cm apart or broadcast at a rate of 4-5g per m2.
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Work the p...

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Phacelia tanacetifolia An annual plant with purple flowers. Excellent bee plant, 70 cm high. Is not a legume or brassica so fits well in the crop rotation. Sowing instructions
Sow from March until August in rows 35-50cm apart. Sow closer in August (20cm). 1g per m²
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Con...

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Anthriscus cerefolium Annual herb, the leaves are used in soup and salads Sowing instructions
Sow several times during the year for a continuous supply. Sow in rows 25 cm apart. Sow indoors Mar or Oct
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Thin to a distance of 5 cm between plants


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Melissa officinalis Use the leaves in tea, sauces and salads Sowing instructions
Sow outside in early or mid summer.


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Petroselinum crispum   Plain leafed parsley with large leaves and strong stalks. Very high yielding, quick and tall growing. Sensitive to bolting in unfavourable conditions.   Sowing instructions 
 Sow at intervals from spring to late summer in rows 20 cm apart. 


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Petroselinum crispum Standard curled leaf parsley Sowing instructions
Sow at intervals from spring to late summer in rows 20 cm apart.


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Petroselinum crispum A parsley with flat leaves and a stronger flavour than the curled varieties Sowing instructions
Sow at intervals from spring to late summer in rows 20 cm apart.


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Anguisorba minor The young leaves taste of cucumber and are used in salads, beverages, vinegars and sauces. A hardy perennial herb plant with pretty rosettes of brilliant green toothed leaves. Height: 35 cm Sowing instructions
Sow indoors in March, or outside in early or mid summer
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Valeriana officinalis Sweet-scented flesh-pink flowers. The roots are a natural tranquilliser, promoting sleep and calming nerves. Flowers are used for one of the biodynamic preparations. Sowing instructions
Sow seeds in seed trays in June-July. Harvest from year 2 onwards
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Brassica oleacea acephala Grey-green leaves with a red stem and mid rib. Use the leaves when they are small for stir-fry or salad. Hardy plant that can stay outside in winter and will tolerate frost. Sowing instructions
Sow early in spring for a summer crop or in July to August for a winter crop....

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Brassica oleacea var. caulorapa The earliest purple kohlrabi for protected or outdoor cultivation. Bolt resistant, tender and with a good taste. Sowing instructions
For early harvest sow in February or March under heated glass into seed trays or direct into modules. Transfer seedlings into pots ...

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Brassica oleacea var. caulorapa Small white kohlrabi. Kohlrabi forms a turnip-like swollen stem with a delicate flavour Sowing instructions
For early harvest sow in February or March under glass into a seed tray and transplant seedlings into pots or modules.
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Plant outside fro...

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Brassica oleacea var. caulorapa A white round variety for early cultivation until mid August. Frost resistant and bolt hardy. Sowing instructions
For early harvest sow in February or March under heated glass into seed trays or direct into modules.
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Transfer seedlings into pots...

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Brassica oleacea var. caulorapa Green autumn variety that will stay tender to a giant size. Kohlrabi forms a turnip-like swollen stem with a delicate flavour. Sowing instructions
Sow from April on a seed bed or direct into modules or pots.
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Plant out six weeks later at a dista...

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Beta vulgaris A leaf beet with coloured stems and leaves. Sowing instructions
Sow from May until mid July in rows 30 cm apart. Sow seeds 2.5 cm deep and 2 cm between the seeds.
Growing instructions
Leaf beet is an easy to grow leaf crop, it will grow well even in poor soils. Can be cut several ti...

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Beta vulgaris A very uniform and fast growing Italian type chard. Compact, upright habit dark green leaves and white stems, up to 30-40cm tall. Suitable for growing over winter in a greenhouse. Sowing instructions
Sow from May until mid July in rows 30 cm apart. Sow seeds 2.5 cm deep and 2 cm bet...

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Beta vulgaris Vibrant yellow coloured stems with fresh green leaves, and a very good flavour. Sowing instructions
Sow from May until mid July in rows 30cm apart. Sow seeds 2.5 cm deep and 2cm between the seeds.
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Leaf beet is an easy to grow leaf crop, it will grow well even in...

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Beta vulgaris A chard with red stem and leave rib. Can also be grown for baby leaf production. Sowing instructions
Sow from May until mid July in rows 30 cm apart. Sow seeds 2.5 cm deep and 2 cm between the seeds.
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Leaf beet is an easy to grow leaf crop, it will grow well ev...

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Beta vulgaris Large green leaves with a narrow green midrib. Sowing instructions
Sow from May until mid July in rows 30 cm apart. Sow seeds 2.5 cm deep and 2 cm between the seeds.
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Leaf beet is an easy to grow leaf crop, it will grow well even in poor soils. Can be cut severa...

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Beta vulgaris A leaf beet with white-coloured stems and dark green leaves. Sowing instructions
Sow from May until mid July in rows 30 cm apart. Sow seeds 2.5 cm deep and 2 cm between the seeds.
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Leaf beet is an easy to grow leaf crop, it will grow well even in poor soils. Can...

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A mix of Black Seeded Simpson, Suzan, Merveille Des Quatre Saisons, Lollo Bionda, Grazer Krauthauptel and Red Salad Bowl. Sowing instructions
Sow seeds from February in seed trays and place in light at a temperature of 18°C. Sow in situ from mid April.
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Cut at 10cm high for ba...

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Lactuca sativa var. capitata Fast growing with a medium sized light green head. Sowing instructions
Sow seeds from March in seed trays and place in light at a temperature of 18°C. Sow in situ from mid April and thin to 30x30cm.
Growing instructions
Transplant seedling into modules or pots and pla...

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Lactuca sativa var. capitata A compact red coloured butterhead lettuce. Slow to bolt. Suitable for spring until autumn cropping. Sowing instructions
Sow seeds from February until March in a greenhouse or cold-frame, outside from March until the end of July. Sow seeds in seed trays or modules, co...

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Lactuca sativa var. capitata Produces large bright green heads of very good quality. Suitable for spring, early summer and autumn cultivation. In cool regions also suitable for summer cultivation. Sowing instructions
Sow seeds from February in seed trays and place in light at a temperature of 18°...

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Lactuca sativa var. capitata For spring and autumn cultivation. Fast growing, attractive lettuce. Forms good size heads. Sowing instructions
Sow seeds from February in seed trays and place in light at a temperature of 18°C. Sow in situ from mid April and thin to 30x30cm.
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Tran...

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Lactuca sativa var. capitata Forms large heads, a good lettuce for mid summer harvest. Sowing instructions
Sow seeds from February in seed trays and place in light at a temperature of 18°C. Sow in situ from mid April and thin to 30x30cm.
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Transplant seedlings into modules or ...

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