Spreading bush with shallowly scalloped, white-hairy leaves. becoming dark green above. Bright yellow daisy-like flowers. Height 1.5m. Spread 2m. Flowers from June to August. Evergreen. Hardy.
Compact, dense plant with largish gray-felted leaves and white undersides. An improvement on 'Sunshine' being less prone to legginess, brown leaves, and stem die-back.
Lilac-blue daisy-like flowers and lacy green foliage. Free flowering, superb for baskets and containers.
A mounded shrub that holds its shape with green foliage. It will bloom with large light pink flowers with orange centres. High impact flowers from spring to autumn. Ideal for container planting, borders, hanging baskets and mass planting. Excellent tolerance for cool temperatures and heat. Grow in full sun with well drained soil.
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A very early maturing variety. Very good cold tolerance. Semi compact plants (90cm high) with high yields of pods containing 6-7 white beans per pod.
The earliest maturing broad bean variety from a spring sowing. High yields of 6" pods with 5-7 beans per pod. Will grow in low light conditions. Ht 4'.
An unusual, compact variety producing small pods containing 5 beans per pod. Can be picked when young and eaten like 'mange-tout' or left to grow to full size. Outstanding flavour. High yields when picked regularly. Ideal for container growing.
An early maturing variety that is high yielding. Produces long pods with bright green beans of outstanding flavour. Grows well in most conditions. Height 4'.
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Popular dwarf variety. 45cm high. Good yields of 6 - 8 white beans per pod. Ideal for small gardens. A good choice for exposed areas.
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Produces top quality white beans. Suitable for late sowings in order to extend harvesting period. Plant height 3 ft.
A purple sprouting broccoli with sweet tender florets. The good quality spears can be harvested over several weeks - ready for harvest February to March. Plant 45cm apart.
Large vigorous plants produce heavy yields of quality purple spears. Matures April/May.
An outstanding winter hardy variety that produces uniform, erect plants. Excellent colour to the medium to large sized heads. High yielding. Harvest end of January to beginning of March.
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Very early variety of high quality well coloured, good sized purple spears. High yield. Harvest Oct - Feb. Plant 45cm apart.
A high yielding versatile variety for Summer to early Autumn cropping from late June to October. Produces high quality, excellent flavoured coloured spears. Good heat tolerance.
Evergreen, rhizomatous perennial. Dense rosettes of linear or elliptic leaves, rigid with large marginal spines. Cylindrical of conical white, red or purple flowers are produced in summer.
Striking heart-shaped silver colored leaves with prominent green veins. Demonstrates great vigor, making strong crowns quickly.
Great for under-planting to trees and shrubs or add in with your favourite border. This low maintenance perennial plant thrives in shade but will happily perform in sunny locations too.
A quick-growing, clump-forming deciduous, rhizomatous perennial with large, heart-shaped green foliage. Panicles of small, blue flowers with white edges appear in spring. Ideal ground cover for shady areas.
Perennial with heart-shaped leaves with narrow creamy white margins. Airy sprays of forget-me-not-like bright blue flowers. Height 45cm. Spread 60cm. Flowers from April to May. Herbaceous. Hardy.
Large, mint green heart-shaped leaves are coated with silver. Sprays of soft blue flowers.
Deciduous, rhizomatous, clump-forming perennial with heart-shaped, predominantly silver leaves that are finely veined and edged with green and airy sprays of blue, forget-me-not-like flowers in spring.
Club root resistant variety. Very well adapted to growing under stressed conditions, reliably producing good crops of smooth, dark green sprouts, that hold well and have a good flavour. Harvest Sept - Nov. Plant 75cm apart.
Late season variety for harvesting by mid December to January/February. Long holding ability. Performs best on fertile soils. Good resistance to leaf diseases. Good length stalks with medium sized dark buttons.
A first class variety with good shape buttons having an excellent flavour. Good disease tolerance. Very vigorous and suitable for high and low fertility soils. Harvest mid Oct to mid Dec.
The Christmas sprout. Comes out top for flavour in recent taste panels. Mild sweet (non bitter/peppery) taste. Produces a high yield of medium to large, round, dark green buttons. Good holding ability. Good disease resistance.
A tall mid season hybrid with a strong root system. One of the best tasting and sweetest varieties available and a good variety for Christmas sprouts. Medium sized firm button sprouts. Heavy cropper. Harvest Nov - Jan. Plant 75cm apart.
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Also known as Flower sprout. An interesting combination of Brussels sprout and Kale, producing attractive "kale florets" on a sprout stalk. Grows as per mid season Brussels Sprout.
Large panicles of brilliant pink flowers with the daintiest yellow eye and a deliciously sweet fragrance. Prefers full sun or partial shade in free draining soil or compost. Excellent for containers and raised beds for the summer, but can be planted in the border afterwards to enjoy for years to come.
Subtle Ivory-cream flowers on upright, but containable habit. Prefers full sun, or partial shade with free-draining soil or compost. Excellent for containers and raised beds for the spring through summer, but can be planted in the border afterwards to enjoy for years to come.
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