Seeds

  • Sunflower - Hopi Black (Organic)Sunflower - Hopi Black (Organic)

    Sunflower – Hopi Black (Organic)

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    Sunflower – Hopi Black (Organic)

    The Hopi Black Sunflower is a heirloom variety stewarded by the Hopi people who used it’s dye in fabrics for basketry. Easy to grow and with a branching stems that can also be used for cutting, this variety is a wonderful addition to the dye and ornamental garden. Growing up to 3m in height with spectacular large flower heads, the seeds can be harvested to produce a beautifully rich dark purple dye.
    (Approximate seed count – 25)

    £2.45
  • Salmon Rose HelichrysumSalmon Rose Helichrysum

    Helichrysum – Salmon Rose (Organic)

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    Helichrysum – Salmon Rose (Organic)

    A beautiful variety producing blooms of peach, salmon and pale orange. This is probably our favourite variety of helichrysum, its subtle and delicate tones look stunning in a bouquet or vase. The cut stems can be hung up and dried for use in winter flower arrangements or just left hanging as decoration.
    (Approximate seed count – 200)

    £1.95
  • Korean Mint (Organic)Korean Mint (Organic)

    Korean Mint (Organic)

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    Korean Mint (Organic)

    Herbaceous perennial plant with spires of lilac/ purple flowers that are hugely attractive to wildlife. Korean mint grows up to 1m tall with flowers that are particularly interesting to hoverflies and bumblebees. It is one of the core 50 herbs in Chinese medicine, and makes a delicious tea which has a minty liquorice flavour. Once established the plants will expand gradually in a clump, which can be divided every few years.
    (Approximate seed count – 250)

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  • Green Zebra TomatoGreen Zebra Tomato

    Tomato – Green Zebra (Organic)

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    Tomato – Green Zebra (Organic)

    Large fruits, which remain green when ripe, with attractive yellow striping and excellent taste. In terms of appearance, this does what it says on the tin, but it does it very well. Fruits grow to around 8cm diameter and plants typically produce 6 to 8 fruits per truss. Quite fleshy, with very good taste and looks wonderful with other red and yellow tomatoes on a plate or at market.
    Guest description by our friend Dan from Chagfood CSA!
    (Approximate seed count – 25)

    £2.45
  • Monstrosum HelichrysumMonstrosum Helichrysum

    Helichrysum – Monstrosum (Organic)

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    Helichrysum – Monstrosum (Organic)

    A tall variety producing an abundance of multi-coloured blooms. This is a wonderful and vibrant helichrysum mix, whose bright blooms look like delicious boiled sweets!

    The blooms lend themselves to both fresh and dried flower arrangements so are a great all-rounder.
    (Approximate seed count – 200)

    £1.85
  • Chicory - Radicchio Rosa 'Jolanda' (Organic)Chicory - Radicchio Rosa 'Jolanda' (Organic)

    Chicory – Radicchio Rosa ‘Jolanda’ (Organic)

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    Chicory – Radicchio Rosa ‘Jolanda’ (Organic)

    A beautiful and early salmon-pink radicchio variety forming loose heads from October. This one is a real show-stopper! A really unique radicchio making the most exquisitely pink leaves unlike no other leafy veg we have grown before.

    ‘Jolanda’ is an early selection of Rosa (which often tends to be a later-cropping type) so it’s much better suited to the UK climate.

    Bred by our friends and plant breeding wizards at Smarties.bio in Italy. (Approximate seed count – 100)

    £2.20
  • Derby Day CabbageDerby Day Cabbage

    Cabbage – Derby Day (Organic)

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    Cabbage – Derby Day (Organic)

    Early summer cabbage that quickly forms large round heads. This is our favourite summer cabbage. An excellent variety for cropping as early as June. It is more resistant to splitting and bolting than some other fast-growing varieties. It has a dense interior of mild flavour that is ideal for steaming, boiling or in used in a coleslaw.
    (Approximate seed count – 100)

    £2.90
  • Pentland Brigg KalePentland Brigg Kale

    Kale – Pentland Brig (Organic)

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    Kale – Pentland Brig (Organic)

    Pentland Brigg or Pentland Brig (Scottish for Bridge) is a superb heritage kale which is the result of a cross between Dwarf Green and Thousand Headed kale. With parents such as these it’s no wonder this is such a great variety.

    In form it is very much in between it’s parents, being slight less curled than Dwarf Green but more curled than Thousand Headed. It is extremely cold hardy and produces an abundance of sweet and delicious shoots in the spring which can be eaten like sprouting broccoli (known as kale raab).

    Growth height 60cm
    (Approximate seed count – 150)

    £2.10
  • Lemon Drop ChilliLemon Drop Chilli

    Chilli – Lemon Drop (Organic)

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    Chilli – Lemon Drop (Organic)

    Crinkly yellow chilli with a hot lemony flavour with a wide range of culinary uses. One of our most popular chilli varieties with a bushy growth habit and lots of fruits ripening from green to yellow.

    The variety is also called Aji Limon and originates from Peru where it’s used as a seasoning pepper. Rating 30,000-50,000 SHU (Scoville heat units) it is quite a spicy one ideal for making your own hot chilli sauce with an extra citrusy twist or add it to stir fries, tomato sauces or your scrambled eggs.

    To get good germination temperatures of 28° – 30°C are recommended. Germination can be slow and take three weeks or more. As it is thought to be genetically slightly closer to its wild relatives, there is some apparent seed dormancy which can affect germination rates. We have included a higher number of seeds in the packets to ensure you get enough plants.
    (Approximate seed count – 23)

    £1.95
  • Tropea Lunga Red OnionTropea Lunga Red Onion

    Red Onion – Tropea Lunga (Organic)

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    Red Onion – Tropea Lunga (Organic)

    Extremely sweet pointed red onion sought after by chefs around the world. This is probably Italy’s most famous onion. It comes from the Tropea region which has the perfect climate for onion growing.

    The pointed pink bulbs have a very high sugar content making them perfect for caramelising. Indeed some say they are so sweet you can eat them like apples! Each to their own, but you get the point…
    (Approximate seed count – 350)

    £2.50
  • Cosmos - Kiiro (Organic)Cosmos - Kiiro (Organic)

    Cosmos – Kiiro (Organic)

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    Cosmos – Kiiro (Organic)

    A gorgeous variety producing pale buttery-yellow blooms with single petals. No garden would be complete without a few Cosmos plants, with their long stem length, abundant blooms and long flowering window.

    Kiiro is a lovely addition to our collection, with a soft delicate colour palette. Like other Cosmos, it’s very easy to grow and great for beginners, also being suitable for pot growing as well as the garden border.
    (Approximate seed count – 70)

    £2.35
  • Moss Curled parsleyMoss Curled parsley

    Parsley – Curly: Moss Curled (Organic)

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    Parsley – Curly: Moss Curled (Organic)

    A vigorous dark green curled parsley that keeps its fresh appearance well. Moss Curled is an early maturing variety that was introduced in the 1800s. Its leaves are finely curled like moss and can be used to flavour soups and salads, and many other dishes. It is particularly good for garnishes as the leaves are less likely to bruise when chopped.
    (Approximate seed count – 600)

    £1.95