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Phaseolus vulgaris Medium early variety with round purple pods. The beans turn green after cooking. High yielding, strong plants. Sowing instructions
Sow seeds 5 cm deep from mid May when the soil has warmed up. Place poles or canes at 25 cm apart in rows 50 cm apart. Put 5-6 seeds by each po...

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Phaseolus vulgaris White seeded. Stringless with green pencil podded beans Sowing instructions
Sow seeds 5 cm deep from mid May when the soil has warmed up. Place poles or canes at 25 cm apart in rows 50 cm apart. Put 5-6 seeds by each pole or cane.
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Phaseolus vulgaris High yielding easy to grow climbing french bean with round pods of excellent flavour. Sowing instructions
Sow seeds 5 cm deep from mid May when the soil has warmed up. Place poles or canes at 25 cm apart in rows 50 cm apart. Put 5-6 seeds by each pole or cane.
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Phaseolus vulgaris Proven, high yielding speciality. Long, round pods of a deep yellow colour. Could be described as queen of the (Neckarkönigin) wax pod varieties. Sowing instructions
Sow seeds 2-3 cm deep from mid May when soil has warmed up. Double rows 50 cm apart are best with 120-150 cm pa...

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Phaseolus vulgaris Climbing borlotti type bean. Beautiful dual purpose red/green bean with a thin soft skin when cooked. Sowing instructions
Sow seeds 5 cm deep from mid May when the soil has warmed up. Place poles or canes at 25 cm apart in rows 50 cm apart. Put 5-6 seeds by each pole or cane....

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Phaseolus vulgaris A very early variety. Suitable for greenhouse and outdoor cultivation. They are good quality, long beans. Can give high yields Sowing instructions
Sow seeds 5 cm deep from mid May when the soil has warmed up. Place poles or canes at 25 cm apart in rows 50 cm apart. Put 5-6 se...

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Phaseolus vulgaris A vigorous growing robust plant, with short (10-12 cm) flat pods which have a green and red marbled colour. Excellent for dry bean production Sowing instructions
Sow from the beginning of May when the soil has warmed up. Sow at a distance of 40-60 cm between the rows, 8-10 cm a...

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Phaseolus vulgaris High yielding, prolific bean for mid season production, very uniform. The pods are 17-19 cm long Sowing instructions
Sow from the beginning of May when the soil has warmed up. Sow at a distance of 40-60 cm between the rows, 8-10 cm apart and 2 cm deep
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Phaseolus vulgaris Green stringless beans, 16-20 cm long. The beans hang partly above the leaves for easy picking Sowing instructions
Sow from the beginning of May when the soil has warmed up. Sow at a distance of 40-60 cm between the rows, 8-10 cm apart and 2 cm deep
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Beans l...

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Phaseolus vulgaris A very early maturing variety with long oval round pods, 17-18 cm long. High yielding and suitable for indoor cultivation Sowing instructions
Sow from the beginning of May when the soil has warmed up. Sow at a distance of 40-60 cm between the rows, 8-10 cm apart and 2 ...

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Phaseolus vulgaris Bell type (the pods hang above the leaves) with erect growing habit. Round pods 18-20 cm long which are easy to pick. Early maturing and gives a high yield. Also suitable for indoor cultivation Sowing instructions
Sow from the beginning of May when the soil has warmed up. Sow a...

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Phaseolus vulgaris Medium early with purple pods which turn dark green when cooked. Pod length 12-15cm Sowing instructions
Sow from the beginning of May when the soil has warmed up. Sow at a distance of 40-60 cm between the rows, 8-10 cm apart and 2 cm deep
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Pick the beans whe...

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Phaseolus vulgaris Fast growing bean. Can be sown early and will stand cool weather conditions at germinating time Sowing instructions
Sow from the beginning of May when the soil has warmed up. Sow at a distance of 40-60 cm between the rows, 8-10 cm apart and 2 cm deep
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Pick t...

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Phaseolus vulgaris A strong growing plant with big long pods, which are stringless and have an excellent flavour Sowing instructions
Sow from the beginning of May when the soil has warmed up. Sow at a distance of 40-60 cm between the rows, 8-10 cm apart and 2 cm deep
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Beans li...

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Phaseolus vulgaris Heavy cropping, long stringless fleshy pods with a good flavour. White flowering Sowing instructions
Sow from the beginning of May, put 2-3 seeds per pole or cane. Space the poles at 80 x 80 cm. Sowing depth 5 cm.
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Grow runner beans in a fertile soil and app...

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Phaseolus vulgaris Long fleshy pods of fine quality and good flavour, red flowering. Beans violet with black spots. If allowed to dry can be used as ’butter’ beans Sowing instructions
Sow from the beginning of May, put 2-3 seeds per pole or cane. Space the poles at 80 x 80 cm. Sowing depth 5 cm.
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Phaseolus vulgaris A red flowering variety with a slightly rough skinned bean. The beans are up to 30 cm long and have an excellent flavour Sowing instructions
Sow from the beginning of May, put 2-3 seeds per pole or cane. Space the poles at 80x80 cm. Sowing depth 5 cm.
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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.
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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.
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Store roots in dry sand, soil, or peat for winter use. (12-16 weeks mat...

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Beta vulgaris A traditional British tapered beetroot with an excellent flavour. Still very popular among gardeners 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 the summer....

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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.
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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
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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 oleracea var. Italia A rapid growing large headed (350g) calabrese of medium height, with exceptional flavour. Maturing in approx. 50 days. For autumn production Sowing instructions
Sow from March to April in a seed bed, plant out six weeks later.
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Planting distance 4...

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Brassica oleracea var. Italia A late maturing variety, strong growing plants Sowing instructions
Sow in May-June in a seedbed or in modules
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Transplant in June/July. Planting distance 60 x 60 cm. Pick shoots from early to late spring when they are about 15 cm long and the flow...

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Brassica oleracea var. gemnifera For autumn and early winter harvest. Brussels sprouts are a traditional winter vegetable and the plants can stay outside during the winter Sowing instructions
Sow from the middle of April in a seedbed and plant out six weeks later. 
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Articum lappa A root vegetable from Japan. Produces 30-60 cm long roots in Autumn. The roots can be used in many dishes, like soups, veggie-burgers, or Kinpira style with carrots. Don’t peel the roots but brush clean as the peel has a very beneficial effect on year health Sowing instructions
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Brassica pekinensis A versatile variety. Can be used for late summer and autumn harvest but also suitable for winter harvest. Medium size heads which store well Sowing instructions
Sow seed from the middle of April in a seed bed, or sow direct into modules or pots
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Plant out ...

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Brassica oleacea var. rubra Medium sized heads, suitable for storage Sowing instructions
Sow seed from the middle of April on a seed bed or sow direct into modules or pots. 
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Plant out after six weeks at a distance of 60 x 70 cm. All cabbages grow best when the temperatures a...

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Brassica oleacea var. capitata For late summer and autumn harvest. Solid round heads. Excellent taste Sowing instructions
Sow seed from the middle of April on a seed bed or sow direct into modules or pots. 
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Plant out after six weeks at a distance of 60 x 70 cm. All cabbages ...

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Brassica oleacea var. capitata Good size plants with large leaves and strong roots. Dense heads and short inner stems. Good for autumn and winter use. Stores very well. Sowing instructions
Sow end of April on a seed bed or sow direct into modules or pots.
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Plant out after six...

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Brassica oleacea var. sabauda True Savoy with medium sized heads. Very hardy. Sowing instructions
Sow seed from the end of April on a seed bed or sow direct into modules or pots.
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Plant out after six weeks at a distance of 60 x 70cm. All cabbages grow best when the temperatu...

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Brassica oleacea var. sabauda Dark green crinkled leaves. Can be harvested over a long period, from the end of summer until midwinter. It will stand light frost Sowing instructions
Sow seed from the middle of April on a seed bed or sow direct into modules or pots. 
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Plant out...

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Brassica oleacea var. sabauda Dense medium size heads with fine crinkled leaves. For harvest in late winter Sowing instructions
Sow at the end of April and plant out after six weeks at 60x70cm. 
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All cabbages grow best when the temperatures are not too hot and where moisture...

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Brassica oleracea Good sized plants with uniform leaves. Dense heads with a short inner stem. Excellent flavour and suitable for storage Sowing instructions
Sow seed from the middle of April in a seed bed or sow direct into modules or pots
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Plant out after six weeks at a dis...

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Brassica oleracea Good sized plants with dense heads and a short inner stem. The leaves have a strong waxy layer. Excellent for storage Sowing instructions
Sow seed from the middle of April in a seed bed or sow direct into modules or pots. 
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Plant out after six weeks at a d...

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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 Large round heads for September harvest. Ideal for making sauerkraut. Sowing instructions
Sow seed from the middle of April on a seed bed or sow direct into modules or pots.
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Plant out after six weeks at a distance of 60x70cm. All cabbages gro...

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Brassica oleacea var. capitata Firm pointed heads for late summer and early Autumn harvest. The heads have a fine texture and are rich in sugar, specially recommended for salad/coleslaw Sowing instructions
Sow seed from the middle of April in a seed bed or sow direct into modules or pots
Growing...

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Brassica oleacea var. capitata Medium sized round heads. The heads are dense and have a short inner stem Sowing instructions
Sow seed from the end of April in a seed bed or sow direct into modules or pots
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Plant out after six weeks at a distance of 60x70cm. All cabbages grow ...

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Brassica oleacea var. capitata Very hardy strain for winter use. Produces a solid red-tinged head. Sowing instructions
Sow at the end of April. Sow seeds in seed trays, modules or in seed bed inside or outdoors. Sow seeds 15 mm deep. 
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Transplant the seedlings into pots or lar...

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Daucus carota Early maturing carrot with long narrow roots. Ideal for early and late season production under fleece or inside in tunnels or greenhouse Sowing instructions
Sow seeds from January until middle of May or from September to November. Sow in rows 20-25cm apart, 6-13mm deep. Try to spa...

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Daucus carota A strong growing variety ideal for storage Sowing instructions
Sow seeds from April until middle of June in rows 20-25 cm apart, 6-13 mm deep. Try to space the seeds 1 cm apart. 
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Keep well weeded and avoid thinning late as this encourages carrot root fly attack.


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Daucus carota Slow growing variety that can be lifted and stored in sand over winter. Purple outer skin, white inside loses some colour when cooked. Fairly intolerant of wet conditions. Sowing instructions
Sow outdoors May to June.
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Nutrient requirements fairly low.


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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.
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Keep well weeded and avoid thinning late as this encourages carro...

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Daucus carota Variety from the Doubs region of eastern France. Long tapered yellow carrots with green shoulder. Stores well. Sowing instructions
Slow growth sow early in April.
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Harvest Aug to October.


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