Category Archives: Plants & Seeds
Kohl Rabi ‘Kossak’ F1 Hybrid
Cabbage ‘Colour Dual Mix’ (Autumn/Winter)
A collection of two baby pointed cabbage varieties to provide a reliable autumn and winter harvest, Cabbage ‘Colour Dual Mix’ includes deep red and green varieties which when grown together can be used to make colourful winter salads or used in a wide range of cooked dishes. Each variety has a mild, sweet taste and
Hollyhock ‘Halo Mixed’ (National Trust)
Hollyhock ‘Halo Mixed’ makes a big impact in borders, with colourful flower spikes reaching up to 2m high! The bee-friendly blooms of this mixture unfurl in an array of beautiful shades, each centred with a distinctive halo. A cottage-garden classic which grows easily in any sunny spot, even in poor soils, low-maintenance Hollyhocks put on
Californian Poppy ‘Red Chief’ (National Trust)
An outstanding variety and one of the best red Eschscholzias we?ve seen, Californian Poppy ‘Red Chief’ consistently performs well and maintained its velvety red colouring over several years in our trails. Blooming all summer long above a neat mound of silver, ferny foliage, this really is an eye-catching plant to display all around the garden,
Viola x williamsiana ‘Sweeties’ (National Trust)
Sweet Pepper ‘Mini Bell Mixed’ (National Trust)
Leek ‘Northern Lights’ F1 Hybrid (National Trust)
An attractive and flavoursome variety, British-bred Leek ?Northern Lights? produces tender, straight stems topped with a flare of blue-green foliage which takes on a purple hue in cold temperatures. Showing excellent winter hardiness, this maincrop variety produces a healthy yield of nutritious leeks which can be harvested between December and March.
Brussels Sprout ‘Marte’ F1 Hybrid (National Trust)
Brussel sprouts are a ?must have? on your dinner plate at Christmas. Brussels Sprout ‘Marte’ is a particularly tasty variety, cropping from October right through to the big day! With plenty of F1 vigour you can look forward to heavy yields of large, rounded sprouts have a robust, sweet flavour, but no unpleasant aftertaste.
Poppy ‘Album’ (National Trust)
A beautiful border plant which then goes on to produce tasty edible seeds which can be easily harvested from attractive seedheads. Poppy ‘Album’ is unique – whereas most poppies have black seed, this variety has superior-tasting white seeds which are a fantastic addition to cakes or as a bread topper.
Viola ‘Cool Summer Breeze’
Zinnia elegans ‘Zinderella Peach’
Poppy ‘Danish Flag’
Calendula ‘Citrus Twist’ (National Trust)
Cerinthe major ‘Purpurascens’ (National Trust)
Foxglove ‘Knee Hi’
Echinacea ‘Green Twister’ Seeds
Juniperus squamata ‘Blue Star’
With frosty silver green foliage, Juniperus squamata ‘Blue Star’ is a great addition to rockeries and gravel gardens. This hardy shrub is low growing, making it a great groundcover plant that stops weeds from growing. It also looks good planted on the edges of raised bed borders or on steep banks instead of grass turf. The
Malva sylvestris var. mauritiana ‘Zebrina’
Marigold ‘Fireball’
Kale ‘Nero di Toscana’ (National Trust)
Known for its versatility and impressive nutritional benefits, Kale ‘Nero di Toscana’ provides a fantastic autumn and winter harvest of tasty leaves, suitable for steaming, adding to recipes or used as a baby leaf to add a peppery taste to mixed salads. The deep green long savoy-like crinkled leaves are flavoursome and well textured.