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A choice selection of some of the best hybrid varieties to provide a plentiful supply of tasty nutritious green vegetables in late summer and to winter.Including:- Brussels Sprout Maximus F1 - Heavy yielding, with good disease resistance, this variety has a superb sweet flavour and stands well to produce plentiful winter sprouts.Cabbage Kilaton F1 - This superb 'Dutch white' variety is proven to have resistance to club root, a problem faced by many gardeners. It produces large, dense heads or, planted at closer spacing's, will produce smaller 'family meal-sized' cabbages if desired through to December.Cabbage Traviata F1 - Very crinkled 'Savoy' with dark green dense heads of super quality. Vigorous with good disease tolerance and hardiness, to harvest from as early as September.Cauliflower Moby Dick F1 - A splendid hybrid with a deep white, hard curd which is protected against frost by the foliage. One of our favourite varieties for cropping from mid autumn. Excellent for freezing.Calabrese Ironman F1 - Superb vigorous variety, that yields dome-shaped, blue-green heads with find beads. Holds well in the garden to harvest from summer on.
A superb variety with the same wonderful 'smoky' taste and texture as the traditional knobbly variety, but with larger, longer and much smoother tubers.
British Asparagus is considered to produce the best flavoured crops of all and there can be no better than picked from the garden in May and June. Easy to maintain, the beds can can last up to 20 years. We supply strong, Suffolk grown one year old crowns - the best for rapid establishment.A very high yielding, all-male Dutch variety. The spears are medium-sized, succulent and of an excellent quality.
A 'super-sweet' variety more tender and stringless than many green varieties. Steam spears to maintain their deep colour.
A splendid variety, giving high yields. The all-male plants produce top quality, tasty spears from the second year after planting.
