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Nigella – African Bride (Organic)
£2.25 Add to basketNigella – African Bride (Organic)
White petals with contrasting dark maroon spidery centres borne on delicate green foliage. We totally love this variety and regularly had to stop and admire it as we walked past it in the field. It’s a really prolific producer of some of the most elegant blooms we have ever grown.
The flowers have a great vase life and develop into striking dark ornamental seed pods after the petals have dropped.
(Approximate seed count – 200)£2.25 -
Lettuce – Devil’s Tongue (Organic)
£1.98 Add to basketLettuce – Devil’s Tongue (Organic)
A dark red spring lettuce with tapered cos-like leaves forming loose heads at maturity. Bred by lettuce breeding wizard Frank Morton, this variety has a very buttery texture and thick leaves.
This is not a pure-line variety, as evidenced by its black and white seeds, but a multiline “landrace” of similar looking (but genetically distinct) sub-lines. Most of our ancestors’ staple crops, their legumes and grains, were also multi-lines. The genetic diversity of these farmer-varieties was the original crop insurance against the vagaries of nature.
(Approximate seed count – 250)
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Scabiosa – Fata Morgana (Organic)
£2.45 Add to basketScabiosa – Fata Morgana (Organic)
A beautiful variety producing pale creamy apricot and yellow blooms. What a stunner! We love this variety and it’s extremely productive too. It makes a fantastic cut flower as well as a wonderful addition to the border.
Expect a vase life of up to 7-10 days if picked when the buds are just bursting open.
(Approximate seed count – 50)£2.45 -
Poppy – Hungarian Blue (Organic)
£2.20 Add to basketPoppy – Hungarian Blue (Organic)
An old variety with delicate purple silky flowers and large seed pods. This variety was traditionally grown for it’s delicious and nutritious seeds, often used in baking.
However it’s a true multipurpose crop producing beautiful flowers and dried seed heads which make a striking addition to flower arrangements.
(Approximate seed count – 500)£2.20 -
Borage – White (Organic) ***NEW FOR 2025***
£1.95 Add to basketBorage – White (Organic) ***NEW FOR 2025***
*** This year’s crop is currently being processed and tested – we hope to get everything ready for 1 November catalogue launch ***
Adored by bees and humans alike, this variety of borage produces an abundance of delicate, edible white flowers. Borage is a must-addition for any ornamental or kitchen garden, with its tall stems, abundant flowers and edible petals. No nature-friendly garden is complete without this wonderful annual flower. It is a prolific self-seeder so you may only need to sow it once to have it forever.
(Approximate seed count – 60)£1.95 -
White Mignonette (Organic) ***NEW FOR 2025***
£2.20 Add to basketWhite Mignonette (Organic) ***NEW FOR 2025***
White Mignonette produces an abundance of delicate white spires with a vanilla scent. They produce long, upright stems that flower all summer long and make a lovely addition to a cottage garden border or a great filler for a cut flower arrangement. Expect a vase life of 5 – 7 days.
(Approximate seed count – 600)£2.20 -
Soybean – Fiskeby (Organic) ***NEW FOR 2025***
£2.90 Add to basketSoybean – Fiskeby (Organic) ***NEW FOR 2025***
An early-maturing edamame soybean perfect for UK gardens. Friskeby produces abundant clusters of plump, sweet pods ideal for steaming or drying. This variety has been bred to thrive in cooler climates and is the ideal gourmet addition to any vegetable patch.
(Approximate seed count – 30)£2.90 -
Nigella – Miss Jekyll Rose (Organic) ***NEW FOR 2025***
£2.25 Add to basketNigella – Miss Jekyll Rose (Organic) ***NEW FOR 2025***
A popular cut flower that’s long-lasting and great for arranging and drying. Also known as Love in a Mist, these hardy annuals take their name from the lovely delicate tendrils that surround each flower head. This variety has beautiful pink petals and is a great workhorse for the cut flower enthusiast, producing abundant flowers and seed pods great for arranging and drying.
(Approximate seed count – 200)£2.25 -
Poppy – Mother of Pearl (Organic)
£2.10 Add to basketPoppy – Mother of Pearl (Organic)
A beautiful mixed variety producing blooms of various dusty shades of plum, pink and white. This is a really eye catching variety, with such delicate colour shades. Some white with raspberry veining, some dusty pink, pale plum and white, on long elegant stems.
Vase life 3-4 days – seer stem ends for 10 seconds.
(Approximate seed count – 500)
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Nigella – Miss Jekyll (Organic)
£2.35 Add to basketNigella – Miss Jekyll (Organic)
Pale blue mostly double flowers, sit atop a misty spray of delicate green foliage. A delightful sight in any garden or allotment and an excellent crop for attracting beneficial pollinators into your space. ‘Miss Jekylls’ captivating blooms are perfection in borders for cut flower arrangements and after the pods swell and dry the edible seeds can be harvested utilising the attractive seed head for dry flower crafts.
This delightful annual has stood the test of time amongst garden designers, its is after all named after one of the greatest female garden designers of the 19th century whose influence is still very much alive in modern garden design today.
(Approximate seed count – 200)£2.35 -
Helichrysum – Silvery Rose (Organic)
£1.95 Add to basketHelichrysum – Silvery Rose (Organic)
Delicate papery blooms of pink through to white, equally at home in the border, the vase, or as a dried bunch. This is a new variety for us and we totally love it! The pale blush pink petals are borne on good strong stems, and if flowers are either cut or deadheaded the plants will keep producing over a very long period.
A top favourite for wedding bouquets due to the exquisite delicate and unfolding nature of the blooms.
(Approximate seed count – 200)£1.95 -
Peas – Golden Sweet (Organic)
£2.35 Add to basketPeas – Golden Sweet (Organic)
Vigorous multicoloured plants with green leaves, red-magenta leaf nodes, cream-pink-purple-blue flowers and golden-yellow pods. Golden Sweet makes an unusual attraction in the pea patch. We love the extraordinary colour changes of the flower from cream to purple and blue when they mature. When the pods are still young they’re very sweet and crunchy, as the pods get bigger they’ll become more stringy which makes them better for cooking rather than eating raw.
It was a real pleasure growing Golden Sweet in our pea trial 2018 and observing all the different colours. We found that the whole plant has a golden glow to it once it starts flowering. It was probably one of the tastiest mangetouts that we had when picked young.
(Approximate seed count – 60)£2.35
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