Enjoy each individual variety or mix 2 or more of these lovely lettuces together and you can relish in 29 different salads just with this collection: now that is a heck of a lot of flavour you could be growing with one packet (75 seeds) each of...

Black Seeded Simpson ~ absolutely gorgeous looseleaf variety, possibly the best flavoured lettuce that can be grown in the UK

Bronze Mignonette ~ this butterhead type is a colourful heirloom with emerald and bronze frilly leaves - both delicious and crisp.

Lobjoits ~ a cos type forming crunchy textured, dark green, intensely flavoured lettuces, an AGM winning heirloom variety.

Red & Green Salad Bowl Mix ~ colourful looseleaf mix that is an ideal cut-and-come-again to add instant variety on your plate.            

Webbs Wonderful ~ iceburg type with big, tight, crispy white hearts: a variety that lives up to its name in every way.     

This year we are featuring Cylindra as the red participant in the quartet alongside the usual suspects of golden, white and intriguing ringed varieties: as usual the flavour is the most important feature. For a steady and manageable supply just sow a small amount  from March to August will give you a steady supply.  There are 50 seeds per packet.

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Avalanche F1 ~ snowy white roots with a sweet mild flavour       

Barbietola Di Chioggia ~ a traditional Italian variety with a mild flavour and stunning red-pink rings when sliced

Cylindra ~ delicious, long, slim, dark red variety (as a change from a plump round variety 0 we think these are easier for slicing).

Golden Boldor F1 ~ sweet and delicious beets with lovely coppery-red skin and bright internal flesh.

Super versatile – almost every part is edible (leaves, shoots & florets)

Super quick – 40 days, 60 days or 90 days to harvest (each variety is different)

Super tasty – there is a reason why broccoli raab is one of the worlds most used vegetable … from the Italians use as a starter served simply with oil and garlic, to a whole range of pasta dishes and also you can find and use it in Oriental stir fries.  There are 50 seeds per packet.

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Novantina ~ 90 days to harvest       

Quarantina ~ 40 days to harvest       

Sessantina ~ 60 days to harvest       

Each of these varieties will try to out do the others, tasty, easy to pick, colourful, flavourful, fun, impressive, productive… all are fabulous in their own right.  Which will be your favourite or will it be a three wat tie for first place?.  Each packet contains 6 seeds

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Defender F1 ~ top-quality British bred variety with lovely speckled green fruit.  AGM winner, compact yet open habit and prolific fruiting

Sunstripe F1 ~ are a bright highlight in any garden, delicious, bright yellow & white fruits, a prolific British Bred spineless choice

Tromborcino Albenga ~ simply amazing gently curved fruits with bell ends…except they can grow huge and are eye-opening conversation crops… tasty in more ways than one!                                                   

Tasty kale comes in so many varieties, these 4 choices at 1 fab price will let you enjoy flavour for months from baby leaves in salads, tasty big leaves for cooking and yummy kalettes.  Each kale plant can do all this so grow these different varieties and have enough to enjoy without being all kale-d out! Each packet contains 12 seeds

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Hungry Gap ~ this is a great, robust and reliable, late cropping kale.  It comes in to its own with harvesting from early-spring when fresh greens are in short supply 

Premier ~ lives up to its boastful name: vigorous and flavourful variety.  The smooth and tender scalloped leaves (at their prime  in the winter and spring) can be steamed or stir fried or used in soups and casseroles.  Delicious in summer salads too!

Redbor F1 ~ for autumn and early winter use, the eye-catching distinctive colour will brighten your veg plot and plate…tates great too! 

Nantes makes its debut this year as the orange carrot amongst the rainbow feast of carroty flavours that make up this quintet of delights…boil, steam, roast or raw, you can simply enjoy your wonderful harvest.  Each carrot packet contains 150 seeds. This collection contains one packet each of...

Jaune De Doubs ~ French heirloom featuring delicious flavoured long thin tapered yellow roots.       

Luna White ~ creamy white through to the centre with a delicious mild flavour.   

Nantes ~ lovely long, strong roots with a good colour, flavour and texture from spring to autumn. 

Purple Sun F1 ~ fabulous deep purple colour throughout with an excellent flavour.

Red Samurai F1 ~ a Japanese bred carrot with a distinctive red skin and pinky inner flesh with long tapered roots.

Magnificent indeed, full of flavour just these three varieties could give you a crop to shout out loud about from late June right through to the following July: that is 10 months of the year.  Now that really is a magnificent achievement in anyone’s garden – and it could be you!!!  Each packet has 50 seeds

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Atlanta ~ there are two ways to enjoy this variety either pulled when pencil thick and enjoyed as a ‘baby veg’ (just top and tail, cook and serve whole), grown on you will discover Atlanta is an excellent cold hardy winter leek that will be giving you a fresh crop in March/April time next year 

Hannibal ~ tasty, early variety giving you large, thick, medium to long shanks.  This variety harvests July to October

Winter Giant ~ standing tall and proud through the hardest of winters this is the perfect winter leek standing from October to March.  Simply lift as you need them

There are well over 50 varieties of basil… we have put a bunch together that between them can be described as aromatic, sweet, tangy, intense, bold & beautiful. With such a rich array to experiment with you can try them all out to discover your perfect basil for any particular dish.  Each packet contains 50 seeds.

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Holy ~ this ancient variety, originating in India, is a small pretty plant with pinky-mauve stems, purple tinged leaves & deep purple stems.  In warmer weather the purple turns a deeper shade.  Aromatic and sweet.

Mrs Burns Lemon ~ sweet and tangy, an intense flavour.  Can be grown all year round indoors. This AGM winner hails from New Mexico. Use in salad, vinaigrette, cheese or egg meals, with summer vegetables, fish and poultry or fruits, puddings and cakes – wherever you want a lemony flavour without the sharpness of lemon juice      

Red Rubin ~ aromatic dark red-purple leaves with pink flowers: looks stunning and tastes delicious.  This is the variety for adding colour in salads as well as adding flavour to casseroles, roast meat and fish.

Sweet ~ this is the most popular basil: it really does have a beautiful flavour.  It is very successful in pots, easy to look after. Use the young leaves whole: great with pasta and salads.  It combines very well with garlic in cooking. 

Lots and lots of nectar rich varieties will help to attract bees, other beneficial insects and butterflies to your garden. They will help you will pollination and natural pest control and you will be helping to support native British wildlife.

Sow on weed free soil or grow in large seed trays that you can move around. There are no grasses in this mix, just flowers from May to October.

Sufficient seed for 4 square meters.

The super mix contains. Hemp Agrimony (Eupatorium cannabinum), Bird's Foot Trefoil (Lotus corniculatus), Borage (Borago officinalis), Red Clover (Trifolium pratense), White Clover (Trifolium repens), Cornflower (Centaurea cyanus), Dwarf Sunflower (Helianthus gracilentus), Foxglove (Digitalis purpurea), Goatsbeard (Aruncus dioicus), Common Knapweed (Centaurea nigra), Greater Knapweed (Centaurea scabiosa), Marjoram (Origanum vulgare), Meadow Cranesbil (Geranium pratense), Musk Mallow (Malva moschata), Oxeye Daisy (Leucanthemum vulgare), Field Poppy (Papaver rhoes), Purple Loosestrife (Lythrum salicaria), Ragged Robin (Lychnis flos-cuculi), Sainfoin (Onobrychis viccifolia), Field Scabious (Knautia arvensis), Small Scabious (Scabiosa columbaria), Teasel (Dipsacus fullonum), Kidney Vetch (Anthyllis vulneraria), Viper's Bugloss (Echium vulgare),  Wild Clary (Salvia verbenaca) and Yarrow (Achillea millefolium)

This mix is specially for growing alongside your veggies in a strip (5-10cm wide) and will help beneficial insects find food and shelter near plants that need to be protected from harmful bugs: achieve a better natural balance in your garden.… coriander, alyssum, basil, echium, coreopsis and tansy are just some of the 12 varieties that will be working with nature (and looking good too).   There is sufficient seed for 10-15 meter long strip