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Tuscany Wight - Garlic
£5.75
Turnip Atlantic Seeds
£1.75
Turnip Aramis Seeds
£1.75
Trophy Lambs Lettuce
£1.95
Tree Ties 12"
£5.95
Our vegetable plants are expertly grown under ideal nursery conditions, in individual cells that ensure well developed, healthy root systems. Each are selected by hand before being despatched from our nursery.
Growing vegetables from young plants is much quicker and easier than growing from seed. We do all the seed sowing and fiddly propagation for you, all you need to do is plant them out when they arrive and wait for a delcious, rewarding crop!
Broccoli Bordeaux (Sprouting) Plants
Picking from October to November. ... More
Pack Quantity: 16 Plants
Broccoli Claret (Sprouting) Plants
Extra large & succulent spears ... More
Pack Quantity: 16 Plants
How to Grow Young Vegetable Ready Plants
Please unpack the plants as soon as you receive them and sit them in a tray of shallow water if they appear to have dried out in transit.
How to Grow Leeks
Growing instructions for Leeks
How to Grow Chillies and Peppers (Capsicum annuum)
Find out how to grow chillies and peppers
How to Grow Broad Beans (Vicia faba)
Find out how to grow broad beans
How to Grow Peas (Pisum sativum)
Find our how to grow peas.
How to grow Runner and French beans
Find out how to grow beans
How to Grow Tomatoes (Lycopersicon esculentum)
Find out how to grow tomatoes
How to grow Onions and Shallots (Allium cepa)
Find out how to grow onions
Vegetable Plant Growing Advice
A-Z of Vegetable Plant Growing Advice..
Vegetable Plants - General Guides
Once you have received our superb young plants follow these simple instructions...
Nemaslug Slug Killer Nematodes Information
Nemaslug is so easy to use, find out all the information you require with our Nemaslug fact sheet.
Deter pests away from your veg the natural way
Give your veg patch and fruit bushes a mulch.
Grow plants that are rich in nectar and pollen.
French, Runner and Dwarf Beans can all be sown outside this month.
Courgettes, Marrows and outdoor Cucumbers can be sown in situ from the middle of May provided the weather is warm enough.
