Stormy Hall Seed Catalogue 2013 by Richard Swann

Catalogue 2013 Biodynamic and Organic Vegetable, Herb and Flower Seeds Dear Gardeners and Farmers, welcome to our eighteenth Catalogue. In the catalogue you will find popular well-tried older varieties and new ones that have been bred by biodynamic breeders. All the seeds are produced from open-pollinating plants on a small scale by biodynamic and organic growers either here in this country or bought from other seed companies in Europe who also have a local network of growers producing the seeds. We find it important that seeds are produced as local as possible and to tell you where the seeds come from. By each variety in the catalogue is a code, which refers to the grower (See page 3). The vegetables seeds are listed by which group they belong in, following the principles of the Biodynamic planting and sowing calendar. First Fruit, Leaf and Root, then Herbs, Flowers and Greenmanures. Please use the Index on Page 5 to find your way around this catalogue. By each biodynamic-bred variety is a special symbol, so you can find them more easily and hopefully many of you will consider trying them out in your garden or on your farm. We welcome any comments on the crops you grow from our seeds. Feedback is greatly valued because the process of improving varieties is ongoing. Growing any crops and in particular seeds crops, has been a major struggle this year due to one of the worst summers for hundred years. The availability of many seeds is limited so please order well in advance of your planned sowing time. At the end of the growing season when all seeds are harvested we need time for cleaning, grading and testing the seeds for germination. Because of this we can only send you our catalogue in early December. We try, however, to supply you with seeds all year round, but in autumn we may not have all varieties available yet. It is now also possible to download our catalogue and order-forms from our website. www.stormy-hall-seeds.co.uk you can also see photos of many of the varieties we offer. Growing seeds ourselves here at Stormy Hall means that we are often working out in the fields, especially in the summer and are not always able to answer your phone call. We will be pleased to receive your order by email, fax or post during this time. We thank all our customers and seed growers for their ongoing support and we hope that in the future we can keep meeting the demand for quality seed. All at Stormy Hall wish you a pleasant and fruitful gardening year.

Open Pollinated Seeds. It is with great pleasure to be able to say a few words about open pollinated seeds in this unique seed catalogue for not only are all varieties listed in Stormy Hall Seeds Biodynamic or Organic but they are also all open pollinated. Until around 1920, seeds were a common good, a good that had been developed and maintained by the farmers for the farmers and exchanged liberally. Varieties had been developed out of landscapes and climates, poor and fertile soils, on the merit of skilled farmers, men and women, creating a wonderful diversity enjoyed and valued by all. In 2010, the initiative for open pollinated seeds was launched as a means to reach out to and include the wider public in the issues of what seeds are being used today to grow our food and the nature of those seeds. This move has been sparked off in the wake of the rapid lack of availability of open pollinated varieties on the market as these have been replaced by F1 hybrids. Open pollinated varieties are associated with certain attributes that make them invaluable. For example they, • Contribute to food plant bio-diversity ( of which we have lost 80% in Europe this last Century) • Are naturally pollinated ( no enforced pollination or in-breeding ) • Are genetically variable and therefore able to adapt to climate change, to particular landscapes and environmental conditions and evolve along with them. • Can be seed saved by farmers, market gardeners, home gardeners and allotment holders. • Seeds breed true to type. • Can be used to develop local varieties. • Are non-GM, non-hybrid and non- patented. These attributes place open pollinated seeds in our midst as a cultural common good for food crops. That means anyone can freely grow an open pollinated variety and produce the seeds successfully in their own location. The initiative for open pollinated seeds designed a logo (see below) to help make it possible to distinguish the open pollinated varieties from F1 hybrids. The loss of good open pollinated varieties also means a loss in crop biodiversity and although 2010 was the international year of Biodiversity one wonders, where were the words and banners to encourage changes? This decade should be dedicated to renewing our relationship to the seeds and crop plants and to learn to value them and to re-skill as seed savers at local levels. We might well need these skills in the coming years. We need both small more localised seed companies to supply a wide range of good open pollinated varieties and individuals growers and gardeners who are keen to adapt varieties in their own locations. That way the seed can remain as a common good with the general public rather than as a private good in ownership to large corporate seed companies. Peter Brinch www.open-pollinated-seeds.org.uk

These Symbols/Logos indicate

Varieties grown to Demeter standards.

Varieties grown to Organic standards.

Biodynamic-bred varieties.

We always strive to supply you with varieties grown to Demeter Standards, but occasionally we have to substitute with Organic Certified seed. By each entry in the catalogue is a code identifying the seed grower and the certification. All seeds are certified organic (GB-ORG-6). The code of the grower is listed below.

BGH

Bingenheimer Saatgut AG, KronstraĂ&#x;e 24, D 61209 Echzell, Germany. The distributor of seeds produced by the initiative group for biodynamic vegetable seeds in Germany.

BOL

De Bolster biologische zaden, Oude Oenerweg 13. NL 8161 PL Epe, The Netherlands. A small company supplying vegetable, flower and herb seeds in the Netherlands.

Ruaridh von Stein, High Farm, Botton Village (Camphill Community), North Yorkshire.

The Grange (Camphill Community), Gloucestershire.

Jo Bradley, Hungary Lane Farm, Leicestershire.

Simon Joiner, Larchfield Community (Camphill Community), Cleveland.

THF

Peter Brinch, Table Hurst farm, West Sussex.

POY

Duncan Ross, Poyntzfield Herb Nursery, Scotland.

Matthias Emous, Ruskin Mill, Gloucestershire.

Reinsaat KG, A 3572 St. Leonhard am Hornerwald 69, Austria. Growing and supplying a wide range of vegetable seeds in Austria.

Sativa Rheinau AG, Klosterplatz, CH 8462 Rheinau, Switzerland. A company supplying vegetable and agricultural seeds.

Eden Cormack, Sturts Farm (Camphill Community), Dorset.

Hans Steenbergen, Stormy Hall Farm, Botton Village (Camphill Community), North Yorkshire.

Adrian Schofield, Thornbury (Camphill Community), Bristol.

WAL Peter Van Vliet, The Walled Garden, Botton Village (Camphill Community), North Yorkshire. WE

Claire Hattersley, Weleda (UK) Ltd., Derbyshire.

New for 2013 Aubergine

De Barbentane

Pepper

Paradiso

Broad Bean

Aquadulce

Pepper

Sweet Chocolate

Dwarf Beans

Borlotto L.d.f.n

Pumpkin/Squash

Blue Kuri

Dwarf Beans

Purple Teepee

Pumpkin/Squash

Red Turban

Runner Beans

Scarlett Emperor

Pumpkin/Squash

Speckled Swan

Burdock, Japanese

Tonkinokawa

Pumpkin/Squash

Futsu Black

Cabbage White

Eersteling

Pumpkin/Squash

Mini Bottle

Carrot

Amsterdam forcing

Radish

Rosa

Courgette

Alberello

Radish/Mooli

Minowase

Cucumber

Arola

Spinach

Butterflay

Cucumber

Persika

Sweet Corn

SH2 Early

Flowers

Poppy 'Pierrotâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;

Tomato

Golden Queen

Parsley, Tuberous rooted Halblange

Tomato

San Marzano

Kale

Red Curled Kale

Turnip

Snowball

Lettuce Butterhead

Rolando

Turnip

Golden ball

Peas

Sugar Snap

Turnip

Purple Top Milan

Pepper

Corno di Toro Yellow

Water Melon

Sugar Baby

Useful Addresses Biodynamic Association Demeter Certification, biodynamic preparations, books on gardening and general information on biodynamic food and farming. BDAA Office, Painswick Inn Project, Gloucester Street, Stroud, Glos. GL5 1QG Tel: 01453 759501 Demeter certification Office tel. 01453 766296 Email: office@biodynamic.org.uk Demeter@bodynamic.org.uk Website: www.biodynamic.org.uk Books on biodynamic gardening and farming are available from the Botton Bookshop Botton Village, Danby, Whitby, North Yorkshire YO21 2NJ Tel: 01287 661279 Fax: 01287 661295 Email: bookshop.botton@camphill.org.uk 2atural Beekeeping Trust. The Natural Beekeeping Trust aims to promote awareness of sustainable beekeeping which is determined by our understanding of the essential needs of the bees. www.naturalbeekeepingtrust.org email info@naturalbeekeepingtrust.org Botton Herb Workshop Available a selection of dried herbs grown to Biodynamic standards. Botton Village, Danby, Whitby, North Yorkshire YO21 2NJ Tel. 01287 661291 Email: petervvliet@googlemail.com

Index Aubergine Beetroot Broad Beans

Greens and Salads Herbs

24 6

22 27-28

Kale

Broccoli

Kohlrabi

Brussels Sprouts

Leaf Beet

Burdock, Japanese

Leeks

22-23

Lettuce

17-19 9-10

Cabbage

15-17

Carrots

Melon

Cauliflower

Onions

Celeriac

Pak Choi

Chicory-forcing

Parsley

Chinese Cabbage

Parsnips

Celery

Climbing French Beans

Corn Salad

Courgettes

Cress

Cucumbers

Curly Kale

Dwarf French Beans

Peas

7-8

Peppers

12-13

Pumpkins/Squash

10-11

Prices

33-43

Radicchio

Radish

Runner Beans

6-7

Spinach

Endive

Swedes

Florence Fennel

Sweet Corn

Flowers Gherkins Green Manure

29-32

Tomatoes

9 32 5

20-21

11-12

Turnip

Wild Tomatoes

Broad Beans Strong growing plants that will stand windy conditions. For best results sow from early February. By raising plants in pots in a greenhouse or cold frame the harvest can be brought forward two weeks. Plant or sow at 60x20 cm. Seed rate: 1.4 kg/100 m². TGW (thousand grain weight): 1200 g. SAT V010 Aquadulce A semi-compact plant with high yield of pods containing 6-7 white beans. Good tolerance against cold. Sow Oct-Nov or Feb-Mar.

V020 Express

An early variety, one of the best cropping in cultivation. Sow Feb.-Mar.

V025 Witkiem

An excellent spring sowing variety, giving a high yield of medium-size pods.

Dwarf French Beans Beans like to grow in a sunny, sheltered place. Sow from the beginning of May during warm weather. Sow at a distance of 40-60 cm between rows and 8-10 cm between seeds. Cover with 2 cm moist soil. Seed rate: 0.8-1.2 kg/100 m². TGW: 300-450 g. V060 Saxa

BOL

Fast growing bean. Can be sown early or late and will stand cool weather during germination. Pick the beans when they are still young.

V061 Maja

BGH

A very early maturing variety with long round pods (18-20 cm). High yielding and suitable for indoor cultivation.

V062 Maxi

BGH, TH

Bell type (the pods hang above the leaves) with erect growing habit. Round pods, 18-20 cm long, which are easy to pick. Early maturing and gives a high yield. Also suitable for indoor cultivation.

V063 Caruso

BGH

High yielding prolific bean. Dark green round pods, 17– 19 cm long, with a diameter of 8-11 mm. Very uniform plants.

V065 Cupidon

BGH

Green stringless beans, 16-20 cm long. The beans hang partly above the leaves for easy picking.

V067 Wade

BGH

Long, straight dark green pods. The pods are smooth and 16-18 cm long. Will stand cool weather during germination.

V068 Purple Teepee BGH Purple pods which turn dark green when cooked. Pod length 12-15 cm. Medium early. V069 Borlotto L.d.f.n. BGH A vigorous growing robust plant. The short (10-12 cm) flat pods have a green and red marbled colour. Excellent for dry bean production.

Climbing French Beans In general climbing French beans are ready for harvesting later than dwarf French beans, but give a better yield. Sow from mid May, put poles 80x80 cm apart, put 5-6 seeds by each pole or cane. Seed rate: 0.7-1 kg/100 m² (500 g for 100 poles). TGW: 400-500 g. V081 Trebona BGH A very early variety. Suitable for greenhouse and outdoor cultivation. The beans are long and of good quality. High yielding.

V085 Blauhilde

BGH

Medium early variety with round purple pods. The beans turn green after cooking. High yielding strong plants.

Runner Beans Forms long, flat beans which have to be eaten when they are still young. Sow from the beginning of May, put the poles 80x80 cm apart, put 2-3 seeds per pole or cane. Seed rate: 100 g will plant 30 poles. TGW: 1 kg. V112 Desiree

THF

Long, stringless fleshy pods with exceptional flavour. White flowering, crops very heavily.

V113 Prizewinner

BGH

Long fleshy pods of fine quality and good flavour, red flowering. Beans violet, with black spots. If allowed to dry can be harvested as ‘butter’ beans.

V114 Scarlet Emperor

BGH

A well know variety with red flowers. Pod dimension 30 x 2.5 cm with a slightly rough texture. Excellent flavour.

Peas Peas grow well in the first half of the year when it is not too hot, sow early to get best results. Seed rate: 1 kg/100 m². TGW: 180-250 g. V118 Sugar Snap

Tall Sugar Pea with edible pods. Matures over a long period. Height: 140-180 cm.

V119 Carouby de Maussane

Purple flowering mangetout type. Large pods with excellent flavour. Height: 160-200 cm.

V120 Alderman

Main crop variety. Large pods and peas. Height 160-200 cm.

V121 Feltham First

Very early, round seeded, dwarf variety. Height 45 cm. Sow from late winter or in late autumn.

V140 Hurst Green Shaft

Second early variety which carries a heavy crop of 10-12 cm long pods of exhibition standard. Matures over a longer period than most varieties. Height: 75 cm.

V150 Kelvedon Wonder

An old variety which is still very popular. Has wrinkled peas and an excellent taste. Height: 60 cm.

V170 Sugar Dwarf Sweet Green

A dwarf sugar pea (mangetout). Eat the pods when they are about 5 cm long and before they start to swell. They have a delicious flavour. Plant height 50 cm.

Aubergine Cultivate Aubergines in a heated greenhouse or during the summer in unheated greenhouses or poly-tunnels. Sow from January to March at a temperature of 20-25 °C. Planting distance 75x 40 cm .Seed rate 1 g for 130-150 plants. TGW 4-5g. V181 De Bartentane

BGH

Produces dark glossy cylindrical fruits, 20-25 cm long.

Courgettes Courgettes grow best in a warm sunny place. They can grow outside or in cold frames. Sow indoors from April, minimum temperature 20 °C. Harden the plants off slowly and plant outside after last frost. Seed rate: 50 g/100 m² (1 plant per 1 m²). TGW: 170 g. V190 Zucchini Elite SH Bush type plants, glossy medium green fruits, harvest the fruits when they are 20 cm long.

V191 Costates Romanesco

Bush type plants. Long green fruits with strong ribs. Cross section of the fruit is star shaped. Mild tasting.

V192 Zuboda

BGH

Bush type plant with light speckled fruits. Early harvest and high yield.

V193 Black Beauty

Compact bush type plants with long dark green fruits. Medium early.

V194 Cocozelle von Tripolis

Bush type plant which produces good yield of long, light and dark green striped fruit. This courgette is very aromatic and tender.

V195 Gold Rush

Bush type plant which produces a good yield of long, yellow fruit. Fruit flesh has a fine texture and taste. Medium early.

V196 Alberello

BGH

Bush type plant, with light, slightly marbled, cylindrical and gently curved fruits. Open growth, prolific and early fruit formation. Excellent addition to the market garden. The fruits have a fine consistency and are very tasty.

Cucumbers Grow outdoor varieties in a very sheltered place. Sow at the end of April under glass in pots. Plant outside in May after last frost. Outdoor sowing is only possible when the soil has warmed up enough. Planting distance: 100x40 cm. Seed rate (for direct drilling): 30-50 g/100 m². TGW: 15-30 g. V201 Persika

BGH Good yielding, mixed flowering salad cucumber with green smooth skinned fruits. Suited to both outdoor and greenhouse cultivation. Indoors the side shoots should be pruned when the second cucumber has formed. Fruits can grow to a medium size but are best harvested as mini cucumbers, well suited as a break time snack. Very good flavour, virtually no bitterness.

V202 Arola

BGH

Arola is a mixed flowering slender cucumber with long, mid to dark green fruits, which are slightly prickly. It has a thicker skin than most slender cucumbers but can be enjoyed with its skin. Arola is a very resilient cucumber showing strong resistance to pests and disease and can therefore be harvested well into the autumn. Warning: The fruits form primarily on the side shoots! So don't pinch out the side shoots and only prune after the flower truss has formed. When they reach the top wire they can be thinned out by removing the spent vines. Arola is a real cucumber taste experience! The fruits have a rich, fresh, aromatic flavour.

V204 Tanja

BGH

High yielding outdoor variety with dark green slender fruits which are not bitter .

V206 Helena

BGH

Greenhouse variety. Forms long, dark green fruits with a smooth skin. Excellent taste. Under normal growing conditions only female flowers are produced but under stress some male flowers form which should be removed.

Gherkins Suitable for outside or cold frames. Sow at the end of April under glass in pots. Plant outside in May after last frost. Outdoor sowing is only possible when the soil has warmed up enough. Planting distance: 100x40 cm. Seed rate (for direct drilling): 30– 50 g/100m². TGW: 15-30 g. V210 Hokus

Suitable for outside if grown in a sunny, sheltered place. This variety is good for pickling.

Melon Sow in April/May. Germination temperature 21-24 °C. Planting distance: 100x50 cm. Seed rate: 5-10 g/100 m². TGW: 30-35 g. V212 Charentais

An early type Charentais with round very light netted fruits. The ripe fruits weigh 0.7- 0.9 kg and have thick, orange sweet tasting flesh.

V213 Petit Gris de Rennes

A very early melon with small (500 g) fruits. Will ripen under slightly cooler conditions.

V214 Sugar Baby

A Water Melon originating from America. The fruits ripen early and have a smooth green skin and red flesh. For production under plastic or glass.

Pumpkins/Squashes Grow outdoors or in a cold frame. Sow under glass in April, at a minimum temperature of 20 °C. Harden the plants off slowly and plant outside when there is no further risk of frosts. Harvest in the autumn before frosts occur. Store at a temperature of 10-15 °C. Seed rate: 20-50 g/100 m² (onew plant per 1-2 m²). TGW: 200-500 g. V219 Solor

BOL

Trailing plant with orange fruits of 1.1 kg. Flowers early and the fruits store well.

V220 Gele Centenaar

BGH

Strong growing trailing plant with large yellow pumpkins very suitable for chutney or jam making.

V221 Muscade de Provence

Strong growing trailing plant with dark green ribbed fruits. When ripe, fruits have a yellow-grey shine. Fruit flesh is red-orange with a strong aromatic flavour. Slow to mature and needs a warm spot to grow in. The pumpkins weigh 5–10 kg. Good for storage.

V222 Sweet Dumpling

BGH

Semi-bush type plants. Fruits are creamy white with green stripes. The fruit flesh is orange and has a chestnut-like flavour. Average fruit weight 200 g.

V223 Blue Ballet

Trailing plant with pear shaped, blue-grey fruit. The flesh is yellow-orange with a nut-like flavour.

V224 Hungarian Blue

BGH

Trailing plant with blue coloured fruits and orange flesh. The fruits weigh 5-10 kg.

V225 Patisson

BGH

Non-trailing plant with white, flat, round fruits. The fruits weigh 400-600 g.

V226 Vegetable Spaghetti

Produces large fruits which, when boiled or baked, have a spaghetti-like flesh inside. An interesting plant, especially for children. Plant has a trailing habit.

V227 Futsu Black

BGH

Trailing habit. Grows small heavily ribbed dark green pumpkins of 1-2 kg fruit weight. The fruits turn grey orange when mature. Yellow to orange fruit flesh and excellent taste. Suitable for long term storage.

V228 Green Kuri

BOL

Trailing habit. Grows small green pumpkins of 1-1.5 kg fruit weight. Orange fruit flesh and excellent taste. Suitable for long term storage.

V229 Blue Kuri

BOL

Trailing habit. Grows small Blue-grey pumpkins of 1-2 kg fruit weight. Orange fruit flesh and excellent taste. Suitable for long term storage.

V230 Orange Hokkaido (Red Kuri)

BGH, SH

Trailing habit. Grows small orange, excellent tasting pumpkins of 1-1.5 kg fruit weight, which store well.

V231 Zappho

BGH

Semi-bush type plants which yield lots of small, round, green coloured fruits. Use these fruits as courgettes, or let them ripen as squash.

V232 Jack o’ Lantern

Trailing plant with medium size orange pumpkins, ideal for Halloween harvest.

V233 Butternut Waltham

BGH, SF

A winter storage squash with a pear-shaped fruit, 20-25 cm long. The yellow/orange fruits have a fine nutty flavour and only a small seed cavity. Trailing plant.

V800 Red Turban

Trailing plant. Decorative red-orange coloured pumpkin with green-white stripes and a distinct shape. Fruit weight 1-3 kg , very sweet taste.

V801 Speckled Swan

Trailing plant with decorative unusually shaped edible fruits. The smooth dark green fruits have attractive bright yellow spots and a very long shape with a swollen neck. To improve the storage of the fruits, leave only a few fruits to mature on each plant.

V802 Mini Bottle

Trailing plant which need a long growing season and a warm sheltered place or green house to produces good yields of small edible gourds. The medium green gourds have a small bulb on top connected by a narrow throat to a larger end bulb.

Tomatoes Tomatoes grow best at temperatures of 21-24 °C. They need a lot of light and a welldrained fertile soil. Sow from April under glass and plant outside or in a greenhouse. Seed rate: 2 g/100 m². TGW: 3-4 g. V234 Black Cherry

SA,SH

Strong growing plant with large trusses of small (3 cm), dark coloured, tasty fruits.

V235 Red Brandy Wine

Old variety from America with large, irregular shaped fleshy fruit with an excellent flavour.

V236 Quadro

BGH

Vigorous growing plants with oval shaped red fruit. Suitable for greenhouse or outdoor cultivation. Has shown a good tolerance against tomato blight (Phytophthora infestans).

V237 Yellow Submarine

BGH

Yellow cocktail tomato. Produces lots of small tomatoes on large trusses.

V237a Golden Queen

BGH

Produces a high yield of medium sizes yellow fruits. Mild aromatic taste.

V238 Marmande

For outdoor or tunnel use. Produces a large, irregular shaped, fleshy fruit of good flavour.

V239 Gardeners’ Delight

Forms long trusses of small fruits which have an excellent, sweet tomato flavour.

V239a Green Zebra

Attractive variety as the fruits stay light yellow green when fully ripe with a fine juicy flavour.

V240 Money Maker

High yielding strong plants with medium sized round fruits.

V240a San Marzano

BGH

Produces a heavy crop of plum type tomatoes ideal for cooking, sauces and purees. For greenhouse and tunnel production, can be grown as a bush.

V241 Matina

Outdoor/greenhouse tomato. Has potato type leaves and medium-sized light red fruits.

V241a Ailsa Craig

Outdoor/greenhouse tomato with medium sized red fruit of excellent flavour.

V241b Ruthje

BGH

Greenhouse tomato with an extraordinary good taste. The bright red fruits are slightly heart-shaped, fruit weight 40-55 g. The variety has low nutrient requirements, the taste is best when the plants are moderately fertilized.

V242 St. Pierre

OAK

Produces a crop of large, tasty, bright red fruits.

Wild Tomatoes Wild tomatoes have sweet, flavourful, cherry-sized fruits. They are comparably tolerant to tomato blight and can be grown outdoors. The plants have a bushy growing habit, are very vigorous and benefit from a few supporting sticks around them. Sow indoors from the end of January till the middle of March. Sow 0.5 cm deep. Plant outside in May, 1 plant per m². V242a Golden Currant (Lycopersicon pimpinellifolium) SH Produces numerous small, sweet, yellow fruits, harvest is possible until the first frosts. Very vigorous plants, one plant easily covers one square meter or more. V242b Rote Murmel (Lycopersicon pimpinellifolium) Similar plant as Golden Currant but with slightly smaller red fruits.

Peppers Sow indoors from the middle of February at min. 20 °C. Germination will take some time. Prick out in pots and plant at a distance of 50x70 cm. Seed rate: 5-10 g/100 m². TGW: 6.5-10 g. V243 Yolo Wonder

BGH

Healthy plant with large, dark green, thick, fleshy fruits and a mild taste. Excellent for greenhouse cultivation. The fruit turns red when fully ripe. High yielding.

V244 Pantos

BGH

Tall growing plants with long pointed fruits (20 cm long, 200 g average weight). Very good flavour. The peppers turn red when fully ripe.

V245 Corno Di Toro (red)

An old Italian variety. Plants are very tall (150 cm) with bull horn shaped fruit up to 20 cm long. The peppers turn red when fully ripe and have an excellent sweet taste.

V245a Corno Di Toro (yellow)

Yellow form of Corno Di Toro. Plants are very tall (150 cm) with bull horn shaped fruit up to 20 cm long. The peppers turn yellow when fully ripe and have an excellent sweet taste.

V246 Pusta Gold

BGH

Thick walled cream-coloured fruits which ripen early.

V246b Sweet Chocolate

Smooth blocky fruits, matures from dark green to chocolate brown. The fruits have brick red flesh and are medium thick walled. An early productive variety with excellent taste.

V247 Paradiso

Early maturing prolific Mini-pepper. The small tomato shaped fruits turn red when ripe and have a sweet aromatic taste. Ideal for stuffing, pickling, or raw use.

V248 De Cayenne

Hot pepper with 10-12 cm long green fruits, which turn red when fully ripe. Plants are 60 cm high.

V249 Hungarian Hot Wax

Forms long smooth pointed bright yellow-green waxy fruits. These turn red when fully ripe. The taste becomes hotter when the fruits mature. Plants are 60 cm high.

Sweet Corn Sow from the middle of May when the soil temperature is above 12 °C Seed rate: 200 g/100 m². TGW: 100-300 g. V203 Ashworth

Ripens early and therefore suitable for cooler regions. Plant 1.5 m high. Good quality cobs with yellow kernels.

V207 Stowell’s Evergreen

Tall growing variety with large cobs. The kernels are creamy-white and very sweet. Ripens earlier than Golden Bantam.

V208 Golden Bantam

BGH

Good quality cobs when harvested mid-ripe. The transformation of sugar into starch after the harvest is faster than with hybrids, therefore use fresh. Good sweet taste.

V209 True Gold Sweet Corn

Sweet corn with golden-yellow, 18-20 cm long cobs. Will stay sweet when harvested midripe. Productive plants up to 2 m high.

V215 SH2 Early

The first extra sweet open-pollinated sweet corn, from the breeding program at Sativa. Medium sized plants with good sized yellow cobs. An especially flavoursome taste

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Brussels Sprouts Brussels sprouts are a traditional winter vegetable and the plants can stay outside all winter. Sow from the middle of April in a seed bed and plant out six weeks later. Planting distance: 50x60 cm. Seed rate: 2-4 g/100 m². TGW: 3-4 g. V250 Groninger

LA/ BOL

For autumn and early winter harvest. Good size sprouts and excellent flavour.

Broccoli Seed rate: 2-4 g/100 m². TGW: 3-4 g. V252 Purple Sprouting Late

A late-maturing variety, strong growing plants. Sow in May-June for transplanting in JuneJuly. Harvest the following March to April.

V256 Green Calabrese

For spring sowing in March or April. Forms a central head and some side shoots. Ready for harvest in late summer.

V258 Coastal

Robust variety for spring or autumn harvest. Sow from January to March under glass or from June till July.

Cauliflower Sow from January and plant out in mid-April. Planting distance: 60x50 cm. Seed rate: 2-4 g/100 m². TGW: 3-4 g. V251 Alpha

A cauliflower for late summer or early autumn harvest.

V253 2eckarperle

BGH

Forms deep curds of a fine texture and white colour which are well wrapped. Harvest period from late summer till early autumn.

V254 White Rock

A cauliflower for autumn harvest. Produces a firm medium sized head with a creamy white colour.

V255 Odysseus

BGH

Fast growing early cauliflower with firm white curds. Suitable for early production in greenhouse or tunnel but also for outdoor production followed by autumn harvest.

V257 Autumn Glory

Strong growing plants. Sow May/June for harvest in September/October. In cooler regions sow from mid April and raise plants in modules for harvest in August.

V259 White Ball

Strong growing plants with large white heads. Deep green leaves give excellent frost protection.

Chinese Cabbage Sow from mid July, either in situ or in modules for transplanting. Thin out to a distance of 30x30 cm. Chinese cabbage matures in eight to ten weeks. Seed rate: 4-10 g/100 m². TGW: 3-4 g. V260 Granaat

BGH

Forms long green heads. Ideal for stir-frying or salad.

Curly Kale/Kale Hardy plant that can stay outside all winter, withstanding frost of –15 °C. The taste improves after frost. Sow early in spring for a summer crop and in late spring for a winter crop. Raise plant on a seed bed and plant at a distance of 40x60 cm. Seed rate: 2-5 g/100 m². TGW: 2-3 g. V269 Dwarf Green Curled

BGH

High yielding variety with medium sized dark green leaves. For harvest till January. Plants 50-60cm tall. Less frost hardy than Westland Winter.

V270 Westland Winter

BGH

(Curly Kale). A medium height variety with green curly leaves. Very winter hardy.

V271 Red Russian

Flat grey green leaves with a red midrib and stem, use the leaves when they are small for stir-fry or salad. Hardy and stands for a long time.

V272 2ero di Toscana

Dark green heavily blistered narrow leaves. Pick individual leaves during winter. Use as curly kale or stir-fry.

V273 Red Curled

A red leaved variety high in vitamins. Taste best ( like most curly kales) after exposure to frosty weather.

Kohlrabi Kohlrabi forms a turnip-like swollen stem with a delicate flavour. For early harvest sow in February or March under glass and plant outside from mid March. For September harvest sow from mid June and plant out in July. Seed rate: 5-10 g/100 m². TGW: 3.5-4.5 g. V280 Superschmelz

BGH

Green variety that stays tender to a giant size.

V300 Delicacy White

BOL

Light green-white coloured small kohlrabi.

V304 Azur Star

BGH

The earliest purple coloured kohlrabi for protected or outdoor cultivation. Azur Star is bolt resistant and is a tender, fine tasting kohlrabi.

Pak Choi Sow in spring and use as a cut-and-come-again crop or sow after mid July for mature plant harvest. Sow in situ and thin to a distance of 30x35 cm or sow in modules and plant out with the same spacing. Seed rate: 5-10 g/100 m² (when raising plants in modules). TGW: 2-4 g. V310 Taisai SH Fast growing leaf cabbage with celery type light-green leaves and wide midrib.

V311 Tatsoi

GRA

Rosette forming variety with broad, spoon shaped leaves.

Red Cabbage Sow in spring in a seed bed and plant out at a distance of 60x40 cm. Seed rate: 2-4 g/100 m². TGW: 3-4 g. V320 Red Drumhead

A versatile variety. Can be used for late summer and autumn harvest but also suitable for winter harvest. Medium size heads which store well.

V322 Rodynda

BGH

Good size plants with large leaves and strong roots. Dense heads and short inner stems. Good for autumn and winter use. Stores very well.

V330 Langedijk Red Late 2

BOL

Medium size heads for late autumn or winter harvest. Stores well.

Savoy Cabbage Sow and plant early for a summer crop. For late autumn harvest sow in May. Planting distance: 40x60 cm. Seed rate: 3-4 g/100 m². TGW: 3-4g. V340 Westlandse Putjes

BOL

Dark green crinkled leaves, can be harvested over a long period, from end of summer until mid winter. Will stand light frost.

V341 Winter King

BGH

Dense medium-sized heads with fine crinkled leaves. For harvest in late winter.

V345 Rearguard/Ormskirk (1)

True Savoy type with grey-green crinkled leaves. Very hardy. Harvest from January through to March.

White Cabbage Sow in spring in a seed bed and plant out at a distance of 60x40 cm. Seed rate: 2-4 g/100 m². TGW: 3-4 g. V355 Dottenfelder Dauer

BGH

Good-size plants with uniform leaves. Dense heads with short inner stem. Excellent flavour and suitable for storage.

V356 Dowinda

BGH

Good-size plants with dense heads and short inner stem. The leaves have a thick wax layer. Excellent for storage.

V360 Enkhuizen Glory 2

BOL

Large round heads for September harvest. Suitable for making sauerkraut.

V361 Chateaurenard

Early cabbage with pointed heads for summer and early autumn cutting.

V362 Derby Day

Best early cabbage for summer cutting. Round heads. Resistant to bolting.

V365 Eersteling

BGH

Vigorous, fast growing variety with pointed heads. The compact heads have a rounded point and a weight between 800 – 1000 g. Light green leaves with a tender consistency and a fine sweet cabbage flavour. Can be grown from spring through to autumn. Also suited for early tunnel production.

Winter Cabbage Sow in May or June and plant out before mid July. Harvest from December. Plants can stay out all winter. Seed rate: 2-4 g/100 m². TGW: 3-4 g. V370 January King

Very hardy strain for winter cutting. Produces a solid purple-tinged head.

Butterhead Lettuce Planting distance: from 20x25 cm indoors to 35x35 outdoors. Seed rate: 5-10 g/100 m². TGW: 1 g. V375 Larissa

BGH

A fast growing variety with a large solid head. For greenhouse cultivation, or under plastic or fleece. Sow from the end of November until February for harvest in April or May. Sow from August till September for November harvest.

V376 Briweri

BGH

A lettuce for early harvest. Cultivate in tunnel, cold frames, or greenhouse (heated or unheated). Sow from end of November for harvest in April. Excellent taste and heavy dense heads. High mildew tolerance.

V380 May Queen

A very early lettuce for cultivation in cold frames or greenhouse. Sow from November, harvest April–May.

V381 Rolando BGH For early spring cultivation outdoor or in unheated green house. Bright green coloured butterhead lettuce. Forms large, heavy heads with well finished undersides; resistant to mosaic virus. Relatively long harvest period, hence suitable for marketing fresh in small quantities. V390 Suzan BOL Forms large heads, a lettuce for mid summer harvest. Sow from March in seed trays or from mid April in situ.

V391 2eckarriesen

BGH

Produces large, bright green heads of very good quality. Suitable for spring, early summer and autumn cultivation. In cooler regions also suitable for summer cultivation.

V411 Merveille des Quatre Saisons

A compact red-tinged butterhead lettuce. Slow to bolt. Crops from spring through until autumn.

V431 Cindy

BGH

For spring and summer cultivation. Cindy is fast growing and forms a medium size head with a light green colour. The taste is mildly aromatic with a nutty aftertaste.

V450 Skipper

BGH

For spring and autumn cultivation. Skipper is a fast-growing, attractive lettuce. The leaves are light green and shiny. Forms good sized heads. Bremia resistance NL 1-16 and virus tolerant.

Crisp Leaf Lettuce Planting distance: 30x35 cm. Seed rate: 5-10 g/100 m². TGW: 1 g. V460 Favourite

BOL

A lettuce with crisp leaves but not as dense as a real iceberg lettuce, slow bolting. For spring to autumn cultivation.

V461 Maravilla de Verano

WAL

Red-tinged Batavia-type lettuce with a light green heart. Outer leaves are upright, has a good field standing ability. Very suitable for mid-summer production, but can also be used for protected spring cultivation. Can be used for baby-leaf production.

V462 Kamalia

BGH

Red Batavia lettuce of an open loose-leaf type. The leaves are finely-frilled. For spring to autumn cultivation.

V470 Saladin

BGH

For late spring and summer cultivation. Planting time from mid April to mid July. Saladin is a very compact iceberg lettuce and produces healthy and attractive heads in summer. Good field standing capacity.

V471 Great Lakes

BGH

Produces large dense “cabbage-type” heads. Not prone to bolt. For spring till autumn cultivation.

V472 Laibacher Eis 4

BGH

Large, dense, slow-bolting iceberg lettuce. The leaves are light green with a red tinge. Sow from beginning of February to the beginning of July.

Loose Leaf Lettuce Planting distance: 30x30 to 35x35 cm. Seed rate: 5-10 g/100 m². TGW: 1 g. V479 Lollo Rossa

BGH

Red frilled leaves, and a dome shape plant form. Sow from mid February for harvest in May, sow until end of July for harvest in September.

V480 Lollo Bionda

BGH

For greenhouse and field cultivation. Sow under glass from February until April, sow outside from M arch until August. Lollo Bionda is a green variety of Lollo Rossa.

V481 Till

GRA,BGH

Forms a dense rosette with arrowhead-type leaves. Suitable for spring, summer and autumn cultivation. Can also be used for baby-leaf production.

V482 Cocarde

A large red arrowhead-type leaf lettuce. The leaves form an upright rosette. Suitable for spring, summer and autumn cultivation. Excellent for baby or cut-leaf production.

V490 Red Sails

BGH

Red oak-leaf lettuce, with fast growing, large leaves. Suitable for greenhouse cultivation early in the season. Can also be used for baby-leaf production. Slow bolting and good field standing ability.

V491 Red Salad Bowl

Red oak-leaf lettuce, forms a dense bunch of leaves. Slow bolting. For spring to autumn cultivation.

Cos Lettuce Planting distance: 20x25 to 30x30 cm. Seed rate: 5-10 g/100 m². TGW: 1 g. V492 Little Gem

RS,SH

A small fast-maturing lettuce with crisp leaves. Can be sown in the open throughout the growing season. Can also be sown or planted in autumn and winter under fleece or cloches.

V493 Little Leprechaun

A small to medium size cos lettuce with crisp red leaves. Can be sown in the open throughout the growing season. Can also be sown or planted in autumn and winter under fleece or cloches.

V494 Brune d’Hiver

BGH

A red cos lettuce which forms well filled heads. For early, summer and autumn harvest. Sow from mid February until early July. Also suitable for baby-leaf production.

V495 Valmaine

BGH

Forms upright heads with long dark green crisp leaves. Sow mid February to mid April for early summer harvest and from end of May to mid July for autumn harvest. Also suitable for baby-leaf production.

Winter Lettuce Planting distance: 30x30 cm. Seed rate: 5-10 g/100 m². TGW: 1 g. V500 Valdor

A very hardy variety for winter cultivation in an unheated greenhouse or outside. Sow from late August to early October for spring cutting.

Endive Sow in a seed bed from the end of June for an autumn harvest. The harvest can start as soon as the plants reach a reasonable size. Harvest before heavy frost. For early harvest sow in a greenhouse and plant four weeks later. Planting distance: 35x35 cm. Seed rate: 3-5 g/100 m². TGW: 1.2 g. V510 2o. 5

BOL

Broad leaves forming a firm head. Mild tasting.

V520 Wallone

BGH

Curly leaves. Suitable for salads.

Leaf Beet An easy to grow leaf crop, performing well even in poor soils. Can be cut several times and is medium winter hardy. Sow from March until mid July in rows 30 cm apart. Seed rate: 100-150 g/100 m². TGW: 15-20 g. V530 Spinach Beet

Large green leaves with a narrow stem. Can be cut several times.

V540 Rhubarb Chard

Red leaves, which can be cut several times. Do not sow to early this prevents bolting.

V550 Swiss Chard

THF

Dark green leaves with splendid white stems. Final plant distance at least 30x30 cm to give space for the plant to develop.

V555 Five Colours

A vibrant mix of white, yellow, orange, red and violet coloured stems. The leaves also vary in colour from light green to dark green. Eye catching.

Celery An aromatic vegetable. The young leaves and stems are eaten as a salad. Requires a fertile soil rich in humus. Sow the seeds from mid April in a greenhouse and prick the plants out in pots or at 10x10 cm. From the end of May plant out in the garden at a distance of 30x30 cm. The harvest is at the end of the summer. Seed rate: 2 g/m² (1 g for 1000 plants). TGW: 0.4-0.6 g. V558 Tall Utah

BGH

Green stalks, for harvest in September.

Spinach Spinach requires a very fertile, moist soil. Sow in greenhouse, cold frame or outside from January onwards. Row distance: 15 cm. Seed rate: 0.5-1 kg/100 m². TGW: 8-10 g. V560 Early Prickly Seed

BOL

Fast growing spinach. Sow before the end of March or after mid August.

V570 2ores, type 2oorman

BOL

Slow growing, bolts late. Sow from April to mid July in rows 15 cm apart. Round seeds.

V576 Giant Winter/Verdil

BGH

Strong growing plant which forms good rosettes of robust light green leaves. Tastes great in salad as well as cooked. For spring, autumn and winter cultivation.

V578 Butterflay

BGH

Very robust plant with rich green coloured leaves For spring, autumn and winter cultivation. Slow to bolt.

Radicchio A vegetable for early winter harvest, it will stand light frost. Sow end of June until mid July in rows 30 cm apart, thin the plants to a distance of 20 cm. Can be overwintered in a greenhouse or cold frame by transplanting before severe frost occurs. Seed rate: 4g/100 m². TGW: 2 g. V521 Red Verona

Forms small red leaves in a rosette. Sow in July and thin or transplant to a distance of 25x8 cm. The plants stay in situ during winter. The harvest starts in spring and can be brought forward by covering the plants with a fleece.

V522 Palla Rossa 3

Bright red leaves with white ribs form well wrapped round heads. Mild tasting, also very popular as a babyleaf product. Will stand light frosts.

V580 Zuckerhut

BGH

Forms long heads that can be eaten as endive. Grows on most soil types.

Chicory - forcing Sow seeds in May in rows 40-50 cm apart. Thin the plants later to a distance of 12 cm. Lift roots in @ovember and cut the leaves back to about 2.5 cm. Pack the roots upright in a box with sand and compost and cover to exclude all light, keep in a warm place. Cut the chicons when they are 13-20 cm. Seed rate: 10-20 g/100m². TGW: 1.3 g. V581 Tardivo

BGH

For middle to late forcing. Harvest from end of December until March. Can be forced with or without soil cover. Forms heavy and dense chicons.

V582 Brussels Witlof

BGH

For early forcing with soil cover. Forms large dense chicons.

Corn Salad A healthy salad for autumn and winter harvest. Sow in August and September outside or in October in cold frames or greenhouse. Plant in rows 10-15 cm apart. Seed rate: 150 g/100 m². TGW: 1 g. V590 Large Leaved 2oordhollandse

BGH

Fast growing. Produces large leaves.

V591 Vit

BGH

Round dark leaves. Good tolerance against mildew.

V592 Louviers

Spoon-shaped leaves with a beautiful dark green colour. Good yield and extremely good flavour.

Greens and Salads V600 Fine-leaved Cress

Fast growing plant used for its seedling leaves. Sow in rows 10 cm apart or broadcast in a seed tray. Indoors the harvest can be after 10 days.

V610 Winter Purslane

Leaves are used raw in salads. It will thrive in cool conditions and will grow well even in poor, light soils. Sow in August and September in rows 20 cm apart. Harvest from late autumn until spring.

V611 2amenia

BGH /WAL

A high-yielding and good-tasting leaf vegetable for use in salads. For two cuts sow early and dense, or with wider spacing and harvest a larger plant (like endive). Sowing time from August until October or from February to May. Row distance 15 cm.

V612 Mizuna (Japanese Salad)

BGH, RS, TH

Use the leaves raw in salads or stir-fry. Sow from May until August outside or use cover for early or late sowings. Sow in rows 15 cm apart.

V613 Chinese Mustard Green in Snow

BGH

Green serrated leaves with a strong flavour. Harvest the leaves at any size. Can be sown all year round but tends to bolt in hot weather. Row distance 15 cm.

V614 Rocket

BGH,SH

Fast-growing plant for use in salads. The leaves have a special, rich and peppery flavour. Can be sown all year round but tends to bolt in hot weather. Row distance 15 cm.

V615 Chinese Mustard Red Giant

BGH, TH

Red coloured leaves with a strong flavour. Harvest the leaves at any size. Can be sown all year round but tends to bolt in hot weather. Row distance 15 cm.

V616 Chop Suey Green (Chrysanthemum coronarium)

BGHSH

Use the leaves raw in salads, or lightly cook or stir-fry. Sow in succession from April, cut the leaves when the plant is 12 cm high. Also beautiful as a flower.

V617 Wild Rocket (Diplotaxis tenuifolia)

BGH

Fine serrated leaves. Grows slightly slower than V614 Rocket but is perennial and can be cut several times. Leaves stay fresh after cutting.

Leeks Leeks grow best in a deep, rich, fertile soil. Sow from March in rows 40 cm apart, thin later to a distance of 15 cm. Or raise plants in a seed bed and plant out in JuneJuly. Ridge up a few times while the plants are growing. Harvest from autumn onwards. Seed rate: 10-15 g/100 mÂ˛ (50-100 g/100 mÂ˛ with direct drilling). TGW: 2.4 g. V630 King Richard

A very early variety with extremely long shafts. For late summer and autumn harvest.

V631 Blue Green Winter/ Avano

BGH

An improved selection of Blue Green Winter with longer shafts and erect dark green foliage. Can stand heavy frosts.

V632 Autumn Giant/Hannibal

BGH

Matures from October but can stand right through winter. Has dark green leaves and thick heavy stems.

V633 Hilari

BGH

For harvest from late summer to early winter. Medium dark leaves and long stems.

V635 Blue Green Winter/Husky

BGH

Cold-resistant, high yielding winter leek for harvest in early spring. Long white shaft with no bulbing. Increases substantially in size during late winter and early spring. Erect dark green foliage which makes harvesting easy.

V636 Musselburgh

A reliable heavy yielding leek for harvest from December-April. Dark green Foliage and solid white stems. Excellent taste.

Burdock, Japanese Sow from March in rows 40-90 cm apart. Thin later to a distance of 15 cm between plants. Seed rate: 50-80 g/100 mÂ˛. TGW: 3-4 g. V639 Tonkinokawa BOL A root vegetable from Japan. Sow in spring and harvest the 30-60 cm long roots in autumn. The roots can be used in many dishes, like soups, veggie-burgers, or Kinpira style with carrots. Don't peel the roots but brush clean as the peel has a very beneficial effect on your health.

Onions Sow from March in rows 20-30 cm apart. Thin later to a distance of 5 cm between plants. Seed rate: 50-80 g/100 mÂ˛. TGW: 3-4 g. V640 Sturon

Round to flat-round onions with a yellow skin colour. Stores well. Also very suitable for growing onion sets.

V641 Bajosta

BGH

A selection out of Rijnsburger 5. Good storage and can give high yields.

V642 Robelja

BGH

Dark red onions, they are used for the fresh market but also store well. Strong growing and robust.

V643 Ailsa Craig

An old variety, suitable for spring or autumn sowing, with large globe-shaped bulbs. It has a mild flavour and rich straw coloured skin.

V644 Ishikura

BGH

Fast growing bunching onion with long white stems and dark green leaves. Very winter hardy and can also be sown in late summer for over-wintering.

Florence Fennel For early and autumn harvest. Sow under glass from February and plant out in tunnel or under fleece. For late harvest sow in situ from mid June until mid July. Maturing time 3 months. Planting distance: 40x30 cm. Seed rate: 15 g/100 m² (5 g/100 m² when transplanting). TGW: 5 g. V651 Perfektion

BGH

Well formed white bulbs, very bolt-resistant.

V652 Fino

BGH, BOL

Round well filled bulbs, very bolt-resistant.

Celeriac Sow early in March under heated glass, plant outside after last frost. Planting distance 40x40 cm. Harvest fresh from October. Cover or lift and store when frost occur. Seed rate: 1-2 g/100 m². TGW: 0.5 g. V655 Ibis

BGH

A fast growing variety with globe-shaped easy to clean roots. Bolt resistant and therefore suitable for early sowing in tunnels.

V656 Monarch

BGH

Forms large roots with a white inner colour. Delicate nutlike flavour. Best for storage.

Beetroots Beetroot grows best on an open site with rich light soil. Sow from April to June outside. For storage sow in the second half of May. Sow in rows 30 cm apart and thin the plants later to a distance of 7-10 cm. Seed rate: 200 g/100 m². TGW: 14-20 g. V660 Egyptian Turnip Rooted BOL An early variety suitable for greenhouse cultivation.

V670 Robuschka/Globe 2

BGH

A new selection from Globe 2. Round, smooth, dark red roots with an excellent taste. A general purpose variety for fresh use but also good for storage.

V671 Robuschka/Globe 2 graded seed

BGH

Graded seed of the above variety. Seed size 3.00-4.75 mm. Mechanically made Monogerm. 1 kg is about 100,000 seeds.

V680 Boltardy

A general purpose variety for fresh use but also good for storage. Can be sown early.

V685 Tondo di Chioggia

BGH

A striking beetroot with white rings in its bright red flesh. A speciality for direct sale or farmers’ markets. Cultivate like a main crop beetroot.

V690 Cylindra

BOL/WAL

Small long roots, very good flavour. Delay sowing to mid May to prevent bolting.

Carrots Carrots grow well in an open site in a light, fertile, deep soil with plenty of organic matter. Sow in rows 25 cm apart or wider. Sow the seeds sparingly 1-2 cm deep. Lift carrots before winter and store in boxes in a cool place. Seed rate: 60-80 g/100 m² (for early carrots), 30-40 g/100 m² for main crop. TGW: 1 g. V694 Amsterdam Forcing SAT Early maturing carrot with long narrow roots. Ideal for early and late season production under fleece or inside in tunnels or greenhouse.

V695 2antes 2/Fanal

BGH

Long cylindrical shaped carrot, very smooth skin. Roots are sweet and juicy with intense orange/red colour and small even-coloured core.

V696 2antes 2/Milan

BGH

A new selection suitable for early bunching or fresh market. Has good storage potential. The plants have healthy leaves and smooth shiny orange roots.

V700 Autumn King

A strong growing variety with large leaves for autumn or winter harvest, ideal for storage. Roots are medium to large with a smooth skin, good colour and a fresh taste.

V697 James Scarlet Intermediate

Early Main crop variety, with symmetrical and well tapered roots. Excellent taste and colour.

V710 Rodelika

BGH

Strong growing variety with large leaves and good-sized long roots. Red/orange colour roots with a strong sweet taste. Good for storage.

V711 Robila

BGH

A main crop variety for autumn or early winter harvest. Good resistance against Alternaria. Good red/orange colour and long cylindrical shaped roots. Excellent taste.

V712 Oxhella

BGH

A new improved selection from Oxheart. The roots are 10-12 cm long and have a broad shoulder 6-8 cm wide. They taste sweet and juicy and have a bright orange colour. Can grow in heavy soils and has large leaves. Sow at the end of May.

V713 Leira

BGH

Roots with good red-orange colour, slightly cone-shaped with broad shoulders. Suitable for medium to heavy soils. Very sweet and aromatic taste.

Turnip Turnip is a fast maturing plant and is suited for all season production, under glass and outside. Sow from march until mid August. Row distance 20-30 cm and 5-15 cm between plants. Seed rate 25-40 g/100 m². TGW: 2-4 g. SH V745 Golden Ball This variety has delicate yellow flesh when harvested early. Matures in eight weeks and can be sown from March till mid August. Good cold-tolerance and stores well.

V746 Purple Top Milan

BGH

Purple-topped variety with a white base below soil level. The roots are flat round and white fleshed, very suitable for fresh market sales. Sow from May till August.

V747 Snowball

This is a white skinned and white fleshed variety suitable for early sowing. Fast maturing.

Parsnips Parsnips are easy to grow even on poorer soils and are winter hardy. Sow from March until mid May. Row distance 35 cm or wider. Thin the plants later to a distance of 10-15 cm. The harvest starts in autumn but the taste improves after frost. Can stay in the soil over winter. Seed rate: 80 g/100 m². TGW: 2-4 g. V720 Tender and True SH This variety forms a long smooth root with little core. Ideal for lighter soils.

V730 Turga

A strong-growing parsnip with medium-long roots and a good flavour.

V740 White Gem

Sweet and tender roots. Suitable for all soil types, performs best on clay. Roots are medium-long.

V748 Aromata

BGH

A new selection from a gene bank accession, selected for good taste. Slender, buttercoloured roots which are firm, juicy and very sweet. Can also be eaten raw.

Radish Sow in succession for a long supply. Sow from March in rows 15 cm apart. Ready for harvest after 4-6 weeks. Seed rate: 350 g/100 m². TGW: 6-10 g. V750 Cherry Belle BGH, SH A red round radish for spring and summer cultivation. Also suitable for early sowing in greenhouse or cold frame. Flesh stays deliciously crisp.

V751 Round Black Spanish

A large globe-shaped black radish, white inside, very hardy. Sow from mid-summer for autumn/winter harvest. Excellent for storing.

V752 Rudi

BGH

Globe-shaped red radish. An excellent variety for outdoor cultivation during the whole growing season.

V753 Rosa

BGH

Large tapered rose-pink uniform roots with pure white flesh. Can be stored when cultivated for autumn harvest.

V754 Minowase

BGH

Japanese Mooli type radish. Forms long white roots with a mild taste. Best suited for cultivation during the summer and autumn months.

Swede Swedes are a hardy cool-season crop and grow best on light, fertile soils with low nitrogen levels. Sow from May in situ and thin the plants to a distance of 50x40 cm. Seed rate: 50-60 g/100 m² (depending on drilling method). TGW: 3-4 g. V760 Friese Gele A traditional Swede with yellow flesh.

BOL

Herbs H18

Lemon Basil Ocimum americanum BGH Basil with a strong fragrant lemon scent. For use in tea and cooking. Use fresh or dried.

H19

Basil (small bush) Ocimum basilicum var. minimum Very compact plant. Ideal for growing in pots.

H20

Basil Ocimum basilicum BGH Sweet basil. Strong growing plants with medium size leaves, excellent aroma.

H22

Red Basil Ocimum basilicum Dark red-coloured leaves. A tender plant suitable for greenhouse cultivation.

BGH

Basil (large leaved)

BGH

H23

Ocimum basilicum

BGH

Very large leaves.

H24

Borage Borago officinalis BGH, POY Leaves and flowers are a wonderful addition to salads. The flowers are loved by bees.

H30

Leaf Celery Apium graveolens Produces celery flavoured leaves which can be used fresh or dried.

H31

Chervil Anthriscus cerefolium BGH, WAL Annual; sow several times during the year for a continuous supply of leaves which can be used in soups and salads.

H32

Sweet Cicely Myrrhis odorata SH Leaves are used as chervil, can also be used in jam or rhubarb dishes to reduce acidity and sugar requirement.

H35

Savory, Summer Satureja hortensis BGH An easy-to-grow annual herb with mauve-blue flowers. The leaves are a nice complement to all bean dishes.

H36

Savory, Winter Satureja montana BGH A perennial with a strong flavour. The leaves are a nice complement to all bean dishes.

H40a Chives

Allium schoenoprasum Standard variety. Light onion-like flavour and striking blooms.

POY, SH, WAL

H40c Chives (large leaves)

Allium schoenoprasum BGH A chive with a larger leaf for outdoor or greenhouse cultivation, giving high yields.

H41

Chamomile (annual/German) Matricaria recutica SH, WAL Use the flowers for herb tea or medicinally. Also used to make one of the biodynamic compost preparations.

H49

Garlic Chives Allium tuberosum RS Similar plant habit and use as chives but with flat leaves. Delicate flavour between garlic and chives. Can also be used for winter production in a greenhouse.

H50

Coriander Coriandrum sativum BGH, POY, TH Use leaves and seeds to flavour salads, curries, pickles and chutney.

H55

Caraway Carum carvi POY, SH Harvest the seeds in the second year and use on cakes and bread. Good in soup and cheese.

H60

Dill Anethum graveolens POY, WAL Use fresh leaves for salads and fish dishes. The seeds and flower heads can be used for pickling cucumbers or in chutneys.

H63

Dill Tetra Anethum graveolens Gives a higher yield of fresh leaves than ordinary dill.

H65

Marjoram Origanum majorana Use the leaves to add flavour to pizza and meat dishes.

H70

Fennel Foeniculum vulgare Use the leaves in soups, sauces and fish dishes.

H71

Wild Fennel Foeniculum vulgare POY This wild variety is hardier, and produces seed more readily in the north than the garden variety. Use the seeds in bread and cakes or for tea.

H73

Valerian, Common Valeriana officinalis POY Sweet-scented flesh-pink flowers. The roots are a natural relaxant, promoting sleep and calming nerves. Flowers are used for one of the biodynamic preparations.

H74

Salad Burnet Sanguisorba minor BGH, POY, WAL The leaves have a cucumber-like taste. For use in salads and sauces.

H80

Lovage Levisticum officinale The chopped leaves and stem are used in soups. Large plant.

H82

Parsley, Moss Curled Petroselinum crispum SH Standard curled-type parsley. Use the leaves in sauces, soups, salads and garnishing.

H83

Parsley, Plain-Leaved Petroselinum crispum Has a stronger flavour than the curled varieties.

H84

Parsley, Tuberous Rooted Petroselinum crispum ssp.tuberosum. BGH Some times know as Hamburg Parsley. Grown for its white roots with an unique flavour. The leaves can also be used like parsley.

H85

Lemon Balm Melissa officinalis Use the leaves in tea, sauces and salads.

H87

Welsh Onion Allium fistulosum POY, WAL Hardy perennial that produces larger leaves than chives but is used in a similar way.

H90

Thyme Thymus vulgaris Use leaves dried or fresh for all meat or vegetable dishes.

H91

Sage

BGH BGH BGH, GRA

Salvia officinalis

POY

BGH

BGH BGH

Perennial. Culinary herb and medical plant. Grow in a warm, sheltered place. Height: 50-70 cm

H92

Sorrel , French

Rumex

GRA

Perennial. Large leaved type for spring salads, sauces and soups etc. Sow in spring.

H96

Yarrow

Achillea millefolium

Perennial with feathery leaves and composite white flowers. Use in herb teas. Also used to make one of the biodynamic compost preparations.

Flowers F030 Poached Egg Plant

F040 Calendula (orange single flower) Calendula officinalis

Limnanthes douglasii Creamy white flowers with yellow centre, good bee plant. Hardy annual. Height: 15 cm. Pot Marigold. Orange single flowers. Height: 35 cm.

F050 Calendula (yellow single flower) Calendula officinalis

Semi-wild form with lots of small yellow flowers. Height: 30 cm.

F055 Honeywort

Cerinthe major BOL Easy to grow hardy annual with oval blue-green fleshy leaves and purple-blue tubular flowers. Sow inside in pots for early flowering or outside from April. Height: 60 cm.

F060 Sunflower

Helianthus annuus Medium to large size yellow flower heads. Height: 1.5-2.5 m.

F061 Sunflower Red

BOL

F062 Sunflower Velvet Queen

BOL

Helianthus annuus Medium to large size red to yellow flower heads. Height: 1.5-2 m. Helianthus annuus Medium to large size warm red flower heads. Height: 1.5-2 m.

F068 Quinoa

Chenopodium quinoa BOL Quinoa is a Bolivian cereal but also a very attractive plant in flower gardens. Forms green plumes of seeds which turn red in autumn. Height: 120 cm.

F070 2asturtium

Tropaeolum majus BOL Compact plant with flowers in red, orange and yellow shades. Flowers and leaves a peppery and striking addition to salad. Height: 30 cm.

F080 French Marigold

Tagetes patula nana SH Fast growing bushy annual with aromatic leaves. Golden yellow flower with red blotch on each petal. Height: 30 cm.

F081 Marigold Orange Sun

Tagetes erecta SH Erect branching annual with lots of orange single flowers and attractive leaves. Height: 60 cm.

F118 Marsh Mallow

Althaea officinalis WAL Soft velvety grey-green leaves and pink flowers. Medicinal herb. Height: 60-125 cm.

F119a Dyers Chamomile

Anthemis tinctoria

Biennial or perennial with daisy-like yellow flower heads. Height: 40 cm.

F119b Snapdragon

Antirrhinum majus Grown as an annual. Mixed colours. Height: 35 cm.

F135 China Aster Double Flower

Callistephus chinensis Erect bushy annual. Mixed colours. Excellent cutting flower. Height: 60 cm.

BOL

F136 China Aster Single Flower

F145 Cornflower

Callistephus chinensis Erect bushy annual. Mixed colours. Excellent cutting flower. Height: 60 cm. Centaurea cyanus Upright, branching annual with blue flower. Height: 60 cm.

F146 Cornflower mixture

Centaurea cyanus BGH Annual with flowers in shades of white, pink, blue and purple. Height: 60 cm.

F157 Wallflower

Cheiranthus cheiri Biennial flowers in spring with yellow-brown red colours. Height: 50 cm.

F158 Chrysanthemum japonicum

WAL

Yellow to white yellow flowers. Annual. Good cutting flower. Height: 100 cm.

F164 Corn Marigold

Chrysanthemum segetum Yellow coloured daisy-like single flower heads. Annual. Good cutting flower. Height: 50 cm.

F164a Chrysanthemum carinatum

BGH

Half hardy annual with daisy-like flowers with white, red, yellow and brown circles. Ideal for cutting. Height: 60 cm.

F178 Spider Flower

Cleome spinosa Annual plant with beautiful, spider-like flowers with prominent stamens. Height: 100 cm.

F190 Cosmos bipinnatus

BGH

BGH, GRA

Tall annual with flowers in shades of red, pink, and white. Height: 60 cm.

F200 Larkspur, mixed .colours

Delphinium ajacis Annual with white, blue and pink flowers. Height: 80 cm

F201 Larkspur, blue

Delphinium ajacis Annual plant with blue flowers. Very good for cutting and drying. Height: 50-100 cm.

F210 Sweet William

Dianthus barbatus Biennial which flowers in early summer in mixed colours. Height: 40 cm.

BGH

F234 Coneflower

Echinacea purpurea BOL Perennial with purple flowers. Grow in sunny position on rich soil. Flowers late summer. Height: 120 cm.

F235 Californian Poppy

Eschscholtzia californica Annual with bright poppy-like flowers. Freely seeds itself. Height: 30 cm.

F238 Foxglove

Digitalis purpurea SH Wild flower in many areas. Biennial, forms a 1.5 m high stalk with many pink/white coloured flowers.

F240 Feverfew

Tanacetum parthenium WAL Perennial with daisy like flowers, clumps of light green foliage. Height: 60 cm.

F255 Hollyhock

Alcea rosea BGH Biennial tall erect growing plant with a mixture of colours. Fine background plant for the border. Height: 180 cm.

F270 Gypsophila elegans white

Bushy, erect annual with clouds of tiny white flowers. Height: 40 cm.

F270a Gypsophila elegans pink

Bushy, erect annual with clouds of tiny pink flowers. Height: 40 cm.

F279 Everlasting Flower

Helichrysum bracteatum Annual with paper-like flower heads in many colours. Ideal for drying. Height: 40 cm.

F300 Morning Glory

Ipomoea rubro-coerulea Fast growing annual climber with large, funnel-shaped blue flowers.

F303 Tobacco Plant

@icotiana sylvestris Annual tall plant with clusters of white flowers. Leaves are fiddle-shaped. Height: 150 cm.

F310 Sweet Pea

Lathyrus odoratus Annual climber with mixed coloured flowers. Excellent for cutting.

F311 Sweet Pea, Wild Italian

Lathyrus odoratus Strong scented, small lilac and purple flowers.

GRA

F315 Annual Mallow

Lavatera trimestris WAL Fast growing annual with clusters of veined, deep carmine blooms. Height: 60 cm.

F334 Blue Flax

Linum usitatissimum SH Blue flowers on tall stems. The seed heads are ideal for dried flower arrangements. Height: 120 cm.

F335 Linum grandiflorum

BGH

Annual with bright red flowers. Height: 40 cm.

F347 Forget-me-not

Myosotis alpestris Annual with carpets of blue flowers in late spring. Height: 20 cm.

BGH

F350 Love-in-a-Mist

@igella damascena BGH Summer flowering annual. Blue, pink or white flowers with attractive seed heads. Height: 20-50 cm.

F352 Evening Primrose

Oenothera biennis SH Hardy biennial, fragrant yellow flowers appear from mid summer to early autumn. The seeds are the source of evening primrose oil. Height: 100 cm.

F371 Common Poppy

Papaver rhoeas Mid summer flowering annual with rich scarlet, red, pink or white flowers. Height: 60 cm.

F372 Poppy ‘Pierrot’

Papaver rhoeas BOL Mid summer flowering annual with scarlet red flowers speckled with black dots. Height: 60 cm.

F373 Poppy (seeds)

Papaver somniferum SH Mid summer flowering annual with white to pink flowers. The seed heads are used in dried flower arrangements and the blue coloured seeds can be used in baking. Height: 60 cm.

F380 Cowslip

Primula veris POY Cheerful yellow-orange spring and autumn flowers. For winemaking, in skin lotions or in medicine. Height: 20 cm.

F395 Black-eyed Susan

Rudbeckia hirta BGH Annual with golden yellow petals surrounding dark red centres. Height: 100 cm.

F399 Clary Sage

Salvia sclarea Biennial with white and purple flowers on branching spikes. Height: 100 cm.

F420 Mullein

Verbascum densiflorum Biennial with lots of yellow flowers on a tall central stem. Height: 120 cm.

WAL

F422 Wild Pansy

Viola tricolor SH Attractive annual or biennial with colour combinations of purple, white and yellow. Height: 15 cm.

F460 Zinnia angustifolia

BGH

Excellent summer groundcover plant with yellow star-shaped flowers. Height: 35 cm.

Flower Mixtures M010 Bee Mixture A mixture of annuals loved by all nectar collecting insects. Contains Borage, Buckwheat, Calendula, Cornflower, Corn Marigold, Dill, Phacelia.

Green Manure G010 Buckwheat

HL, SH

A fast growing green manure plant or cover crop. Will grow on dry acid soils. Produces a lot of organic matter in a short time. Sow from mid May in rows 30 cm apart. Work the plant into the soil before it gets too old and woody. Seed rate: 4 g/m².

G020 Phacelia

BOL

An annual plant with purple flowers. Excellent bee plant, 70 cm high. Is not a legume or Brassica and thus fits well in the crop rotation. Sow from March to August in rows 35-50 cm apart. Sow closer in August, 20 cm apart. Seed rate: 1 g/m².

Broad Beans

Price and average seed count small packet

250 g

500 g

1 kg

2.5 kg

5 kg

V010 Aquadulce

1.60

40 seeds

4.20

5.95

9.53

24.09

42.03

V020 Express

1.60

40 seeds

4.20

5.95

9.53

24.09

42.03

1.60

40 seeds

4.20 250 g

5.95 500 g

9.53 1 kg

24.09 2.5 kg

42.03 5 kg

V025 Witkiem

French Beans

Price and average seed count small packet

V060 Saxa

1.60

80 seeds

8.27

13.99

24.20

54.74

102.78

V061 Maja

1.60

80 seeds

8.72

14.88

26.00

57.20

107.36

V062 Maxi

1.60

80 seeds

8.72

14.88

26.00

57.20

107.36

V063 Caruso

1.60

80 seeds

10.47

18.83

31.86

72.16

128.48

V065 Cupidon

1.60

80 seeds

10.47

18.83

31.86

72.16

128.48 102.78

V067 Wade

1.60

80 seeds

8.27

13.99

24.20

54.74

V068 Purple Teepee

1.60

80 seeds

8.72

14.88

26.00

57.20

102.78

V069 Borlotto l.d.f.n.

1.60

80 seeds

8.27

13.99

24.20

54.74

102.78

250 g

500 g

1 kg

2.5 kg

Climbing Beans

Price and average seed count small packet

V081 Trebona

1.60

80 seeds

10.91

18.74

33.09

74.71

V085 Blauhilde

1.60

80 seeds

10.91 250 g

18.74 500 g

33.09 1 kg

74.71

Runner Beans

Price and average seed count small packet

V112 Desiree

1.60

40 seeds

5.54

9.84

18.45

V113 Prizewinner

1.60

40 seeds

10.38

17.51

30.98

1.60

40 seeds

5.54

9.84

18.45

250 g

500 g

1 kg

2.5 kg

V114 Scarlet Emperor

Peas

Price and average seed count small packet

5 kg

V118 Sugar Snap

1.60

150 seeds

4.95

9.50

18.00

33.75

87.00

V119 Carouby de Maussane

1.60

200 seeds

3.84

6.68

12.30

27.68

53.30

V120 Alderman V121 Feltham first V140 Hurst Green Shaft V150 Kelvedon Wonder V170 Sugar Dwarf

1.60 1.60 1.60 1.60 1.60

200 seeds 200 seeds 200 seeds 200 seeds 200 seeds

3.84 3.84 3.84 3.84 3.84 1g

6.68 6.68 6.68 6.68 6.68 2g

12.30 12.30 12.30 12.30 12.30 5g

27.68 27.68 27.68 27.68 27.68 10 g

53.30 53.30 53.30 53.30 53.30 25 g

6.35

10.00

19.80

31.20

65.00

10 g

25 g

50 g

100 g

Aubergine V181 De Barbentane

Courgettes

Price and average seed count small packet

1.60

40 seeds

Price and average seed count small packet

V190 Zucchini Elite V191 Costates Romanesco V192 Zuboda V193 Black Beauty

1.60 1.60 1.60 1.60

20 seeds 20 seeds 20 seeds 20 seeds

4.52 4.52 4.52 4.52

8.18 8.18 8.18 8.18

13.75 13.75 13.75 13.75

20.57 20.57 20.57 20.57

V194 Cocozelle von Tripolis V195 Gold Rush V196 Alberello

1.60 1.60 1.60

20 seeds 15 seeds 15 seeds

4.52 4.52 4.52

8.18 8.18 8.18

13.75 13.75 13.75

20.57 20.57 20.57

Prices (in ÂŁ)

Cucumbers and Gherkins

Price and average seed count small packet

10 g

25 g

50 g

7.92

16.64

33.30

55.84

V201 Persika

1.60

V202 Arola

10 seeds £5.84

25 seeds £12.16

V204 Tanja

1.60

7.92

V 206 Helena

10 seeds £10.24

25 seeds £21.20

V210 Hokus

1.60

2.87

Melon

15 seeds

20 seeds

40 seeds

Price and average seed count small packet

12.51

4.92

50 seeds £20.40 25.11

42.48

50 seeds £33.60 10.05

18.25

50 seeds

100 seeds

250 seeds

500 seeds

1000 seeds

V212 Charentais

1.60

15 seeds

3.87

6.64

14.21

24.45

40.41

V213 Petit gris de Rennes

1.60

15 seeds

3.87

6.64

14.21

24.45

40.41

1.60

15 seeds

3.87

6.64

14.21

24.45

40.41

50 seeds

100 seeds

250 seeds

500 seeds

1000 seeds

V214 Sugar Baby

Pumpkins and Squash

Price and average seed count small packet

V219 Solor V220 Gele Centenaar

1.60 1.60

12 seeds 12 seeds

7.22 5.37

10.97 8.10

21.65 16.02

34.60 25.43

59.04 43.82

V221 Muscade de Provence

1.60

12 seeds

11.00

16.63

27.46

52.62

87.56

V222 Sweet Dumpling

1.60

12 seeds

4.31

6.60

12.50

19.80

32.12

V223 Blue Ballet

1.60

10 seeds

13.90

21.91

43.08

73.48

128.48

V224 Hungarian Blue V225 Patisson

1.60 1.60

10 seeds 12 seeds

13.90 5.37

21.91 8.10

43.08 16.02

73.48 25.43

128.48 43.82

V226 Vegetable Spaghetti

1.60

12 seeds

6.13

9.32

18.27

29.04

49.95

V227 Futsu Black

1.60

10 seeds

6.13

9.32

18.27

29.04

49.95

V228 Green Kuri

1.60

12 seeds

7.04

10.70

21.12

33.76

57.60

V229 Blue Kuri V230 Orange Hokkaido/Red Kuri

1.60 1.60

10 seeds 16 seeds

7.85 7.04

11.92 10.70

25.12 21.12

41.76 33.76

69.52 57.60

V231 Squash Zappho

1.60

12 seeds

8.62

13.82

27.46

45.46

75.24

V232 Jack o’ Lantern

1.60

16 seeds

5.00

7.54

14.92

23.70

40.84

V233 Butternut Waltham

1.60

12 seeds

5.37

8.10

16.02

25.43

43.82

V800 Red Turban V801 Speckled Swan

1.60 1.60

10 seeds 10 seeds

8.62 8.62

13.82 13.82

21.12 21.12

33.76 33.76

57.60 57.60

1.60

12 seeds

5.37 1g

8.10 2g

16.02 5g

25.43 10 g

43.82 25 g

V802 Mini Bottle

Tomatoes

Price and average seed count small packet

V234 Black Cherry

1.60

50 seeds

8.06

12.08

22.66

33.90

63.74

V235 Red Brandywine

1.60

50 seeds

5.36

8.56

16.96

26.80

55.76

V236 Quadro

1.60

50 seeds

7.13

11.62

21.82

35.02

73.92

V237 Yellow Submarine

1.60

50 seeds

6.86

10.65

20.94

33.00

68.82

V237a Golden Queen

1.60

50 seeds

6.32

10.00

19.76

31.36

65.04

V238 Marmande

1.60

50 seeds

5.36

8.56

16.96

26.80

55.76

V239 Gardeners’ Delight

1.60

50 seeds

5.36

8.56

16.96

26.80

55.76

Prices (in £)

Tomatoes (continued)

Price and average seed count small packet

10 g

25 g

V239a Green Zebra

1.60

50 seeds

5.36

8.56

16.96

26.80

55.76

V240 Money Maker

1.60

50 seeds

5.36

8.56

16.96

26.80

55.76

V240a San Marzano

1.60

50 seeds

5.36

8.56

16.96

26.80

55.76

V241 Matina

1.60

50 seeds

5.36

8.56

16.96

26.80

55.76

V241a Ailsa Craig

1.60

50 seeds

5.36

8.56

16.96

26.80

55.76

V241b Ruthje

25 seeds £3.45

100 seeds £8.45

250 seeds £18.48

V242 St. Pierre

1.60

50 seeds

5.36

8.56

16.96

V242a Golden Currant

1.60

30 seeds

8.06

12.08

22.66

V242b Rote Murmel

1.60

30 seeds

8.06

12.08

22.66

Peppers

Price and average seed count small packet

26.80

55.76

10 g

9.04

17.76

29.68

V243 Yolo Wonder

1.60

25 seeds

5.92

V244 Pantos

1.60

10 seeds

100 seeds £13.55

V245 Corno di Toro (red)

1.60

25 seeds

5.92

9.04

17.76

29.68

V245a Corno di Toro (yellow)

1.60

25 seeds

5.92

9.04

17.76

29.68

V246 Pusta Gold

1.60

25 seeds

5.92

9.04

17.76

29.68

V246b Sweet Chocolate

1.60

10 seeds

100 seeds £7.94

250 seeds £15.25

V247 Paradiso

1.60

15 seeds

6.00

9.10

17.90

V248 De Cayenne

1.60

25 seeds

5.92

9.04

17.76

29.68

V249 Hungarian Hot Wax

1.60

25 seeds

5.92

9.04

17.76

29.68

Price and average seed count small packet

Sweet Corn

250 seeds £26.22

100 g

250 g

500 g

V203 Ashworth

1.60

30 seeds

7.29

14.31

24.12

V207 Stowell’s Evergreen

1.60

30 seeds

7.29

14.31

24.12

V208 Golden Bantam

1.60

30 seeds

7.29

14.31

24.12

V209 True Gold Sweet Corn

1.60

30 seeds

7.29

14.31

24.12

1.60

30 seeds

7.29

14.31

24.12

V215 SH2 Early

Brussels Sprouts V250 Groninger

Prices (in £)

Price and average seed count small packet

1.60

200 seeds

10 g

25 g

50 g

100 g

5.95

10.05

21.53

38.95

70.73

Broccoli

Price and average seed count small packet

10 g

25 g

50 g

100 g

V252 Purple Sprouting

1.60

300 seeds

3.00

5.50

12.80

25.00

45.00

V256 Green Calabrese

1.60

150 seeds

7.26

12.30

27.06

49.20

92.00

1.60

100 seeds

13.95

23.22

48.78

10 g

25 g

50 g

V258 Coastal

Cauliflower

Price and average seed count small packet

V251 Alpha

1.60

125 seeds

9.20

18.80

31.60

68.40

124.80

V253 Neckarperle

1.60

100 seeds

10.21

21.03

33.26

69.96

125.40

V254 White Rock

1.60

100 seeds

14.71

30.27

49.02

102.25

179.74

V255 Odysseus

1.60

100 seeds

14.71

24.55

39.42

82.90

147.40

V257 Autumn Glory

1.60

125 seeds

7.52

15.12

25.44

55.84

88.90

V259 White Ball

1.60

100 seeds

14.71

30.27

49.02

102.25

179.74

10 g

25 g

50 g

100 g

8.45

13.64

26.22

46.11

79.02

10 g

25 g

50 g

100 g

Chinese Cabbage V260 Granaat

Curly Kale/Kale

Price and average seed count small packet

1.60

325 seeds

Price and average seed count small packet

V269 Dwarf Green Curled

1.60

350 seeds

3.20

5.20

11.35

20.00

37.00

V270 Westland Winter

1.60

350 seeds

3.20

5.20

11.35

20.00

37.00

V271 Red Russian

1.60

350 seeds

2.88

3.77

7.79

13.28

25.00

V272 Nero di Toscana

1.60

125 seeds

7.33

10.98

22.90

40.30

64.10

V273 Red Curled

1.60

125 seeds

4.40

6.25

11.80

19.15

33.80

10 g

25 g

50 g

Kohlrabi

Price and average seed count small packet

V280 Superschmelz

1.60

125 seeds

5.10

9.94

16.46

33.88

60.25

V300 Delicacy White

1.60

125 seeds

6.34

12.50

20.77

42.60

76.21

V304 Azur Star

1.60

125 seeds

6.34

12.50

20.77

42.60

76.21

10 g

25 g

50 g

Pak Choi

Price and average seed count small packet

V310 Taisai

1.60

500 seeds

2.05

2.88

3.77

7.79

13.28

V311 Tatsoi

1.60

300 seeds

2.05

2.88

3.77

7.79

13.28

10 g

25 g

50 g

Red Cabbage

Price and average seed count small packet

V320 Red Drumhead

1.60

250 seeds

1.95

2.87

4.61

10.25

18.45

V322 Rodynda

1.60

100 seeds

8.01

16.37

26.31

55.00

96.36

V330 Langedijk Red Late 2

1.60

150 seeds

7.04

14.36

23.12

48.90

94.38

10 g

25 g

50 g

Savoy Cabbage

Price and average seed count small packet

V340 Westlandse Putjes

1.60

150 seeds

7.04

14.36

23.12

48.90

94.38

V341 Winter King

1.60

100 seeds

7.04

14.36

23.12

48.90

94.38

V345 Rearguard/Ormskirk (1)

1.60

150 seeds

4.25

8.55

13.85

29.75

52.35

Prices (in ÂŁ)

White Cabbage

Price and average seed count small packet

10 g

25 g

50 g

V355 Dottenfelder Dauer

1.60

100 seeds

9.68

19.76

31.84

66.56

116.80

V356 Dowinda

1.60

100 seeds

9.68

19.76

31.84

66.56

116.80

V360 Enkhuizen Glory 2

1.60

150 seeds

7.04

14.36

23.12

48.90

116.80

V361 Chateaurenard

1.60

100 seeds

7.04

14.36

23.12

48.90

V362 Derby Day

1.60

150 seeds

7.04

14.36

23.12

48.90

94.38

V365 Eersteling

1.60

100 seeds

9.68

19.76

31.84

66.56

116.80

10 g

25 g

50 g

4.00

9.50

16.00

30.50

58.00

2.5 g

10 g

25 g

50 g

56.14

Winter Cabbage V370 January King

Butterhead Lettuce

Price and average seed count small packet

1.60

250 seeds

Price and average seed count small packet

V375 Larissa

1.60

200 seeds

10.47

16.90

26.93

V376 Briweri

1.60

100 seeds

13.90

22.44

35.73

V380 May Queen

1.60

300 seeds

5.38

8.66

15.33

V381 Rolando

1.60

100 seeds

13.90

22.44

35.73

V390 Suzan

1.60

300 seeds

5.38

8.66

V391 Neckarriesen

1.60

300 seeds

7.39

11.88

V411 Merveille des Quatre Saisons

1.60

300 seeds

5.75

V431 Cindy

1.60

250 seeds

1.60

200 seeds

V450 Skipper

Crisp Leaf Lettuce

Price and average seed count small packet

30.98

55.13

15.33

30.98

55.13

18.83

39.16

68.99

9.28

15.12

30.88

54.97

10.47

16.98

26.93

56.14

10.47

16.98

26.93

56.14

2.5 g

10 g

25 g

50 g

V460 Favourite

1.60

250 seeds

5.75

9.28

15.33

30.98

55.13

V461 Maravilla de Verano

1.60

250 seeds

7.39

11.88

18.83

39.16

68.99

V462 Kamalia

1.60

250 seeds

10.47

16.98

26.93

56.14

98.56

V470 Saladin

1.60

250 seeds

7.39

11.88

18.83

39.16

68.99

V471 Great Lakes

1.60

250 seeds

7.39

11.88

18.83

39.16

68.99

V472 Laibacher Eis 4

1.60

250 seeds

7.39

11.88

18.83

39.16

68.99

2.5 g

10 g

25 g

50 g

Loose Leaf Lettuce

Price and average seed count small packet

V479 Lollo Rossa

1.60

250 seeds

5.98

9.33

14.70

30.62

51.57

V480 Lollo Bionda

1.60

250 seeds

5.98

9.33

14.70

30.62

51.57

V481 Till

1.60

250 seeds

7.39

11.88

18.83

39.16

68.99

V482 Cocarde

1.60

250 seeds

4.76

7.54

12.22

24.52

40.59

V490 Red Sails

1.60

250 seeds

7.39

11.88

18.83

39.16

68.99

V491 Red Salad Bowl

1.60

250 seeds

4.76

7.54

12.22

24.52

40.59

Prices (in ÂŁ)

Cos Lettuce

Price and average seed count small packet

2.5 g

10 g

25 g

50 g

V492 Little Gem

1.60

300 seeds

7.39

11.88

18.83

39.16

68.99

V493 Little Leprechaun

1.60

300 seeds

5.98

9.33

14.70

30.62

51.57

V494 Brune dâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Hiver

1.60

250 seeds

7.39

11.88

18.83

39.16

68.99

V495 Valmaine

1.60

250 seeds

7.39

11.88

18.83

39.16

68.99

2.5 g

10 g

25 g

50 g

4.76

7.54

12.22

24.52

40.59

Winter Lettuce V500 Valdor

Price and average seed count small packet

1.60

300 seeds

Price and average seed count small packet

Endive

10 g

25 g

V510 No. 5

1.60

750 seeds

6.84

11.07

23.04

V520 Wallone

1.60

750 seeds

6.84

11.07

23.04

Leaf Beet

Price and average seed count small packet

25 g

50 g

100 g

250 g

500 g

V530 Spinach Beet

1.60

450 seeds

5.17

7.92

12.35

26.40

44.00

V540 Rhubarb Chard

1.60

400 seeds

5.17

7.92

12.35

26.40

44.00

V550 Swiss Chard

1.60

450 seeds

5.17

7.92

12.35

26.40

44.00

V555 Five Colours

1.60

400 seeds

8.55

13.68

21.78

43.65

73.80

Celery V558 Tall Utah

Spinach

Price and average seed count small packet

1.60

250 seeds

Price and average seed count small packet

10 g

10.08

16.65

34.92

54.18

100 g

500 g

1 kg

2.5 kg

V560 Early Prickly Seed

1.60

800 seeds

3.68

11.92

19.68

35.50

V570 Nore Type Noorman

1.60

800 seeds

3.68

11.92

19.68

35.50

V576 Giant Winter/Verdil

1.60

800 seeds

4.49

14.43

23.67

50.60

V578 Butterflay

1.60

800 seeds

4.49

14.43

23.67

50.60

Radicchio

Price and average seed count small packet

10 g

25 g

V521 Red Verona

1.60

400 seeds

8.01

12.87

26.82

V522 Palla Rossa 3

1.60

400 seeds

8.01

12.87

26.82

V580 Zuckerhut

1.60

400 seeds

8.01

12.87

26.82

Prices (in ÂŁ)

Price and average seed count small packet

Chicory-Forcing

10 g

25 g

50 g

100 g

V581 Tardivo

1.60

800 seeds

8.01

12.87

26.82

45.99

78.48

V582 Brussels Witloof

1.60

800 seeds

8.01

12.87

26.82

45.99

78.48

25 g

50 g

100 g

250 g

500 g

Price and average seed count small packet

Corn Salad V590 large leaved Noordhollandse

1.60

1200 seeds

5.76

9.20

15.60

31.47

55.60

V591 Vit

1.60

1500 seeds

7.47

12.42

20.88

43.47

74.25

V592 Louviers

1.60

2000 seeds

5.76

9.20

15.60

31.60

55.60

Greens and Salads

Price and average seed count small packet

10 g

25 g

50 g

100 g

250 g

500 g

1 kg

2.20

3.58

5.90

10.00

V600 Fine leaved Cress

1.60

1500 seeds

V610 Winter Purslane

1.60

3000 seeds

4.00

9.00

16.00

29.00

65.00

V611 Namenia

1.60

1200 seeds

1.90

4.22

6.86

11.53

24.02

V612 Mizuna

1.60

1100 seeds

4.93

8.62

14.70

25.26

53.71

V613 Green in Snow

1.60

700 seeds

4.16

7.68

13.20

22.32

V614 Rocket

1.60

1000 seeds

1.85

3.15

5.30

8.80

V615 Red Giant

1.60

700 seeds

4.93

8.62

14.70

25.26

V616 Chop Suey Green

1.60

500 seeds

2.26

5.07

9.58

18.04

V617 Wild Rocket

1.60

700 seeds

9.76

20.96

34.24

58.00

Leeks

Price and average seed count small packet

17.30

10 g

25 g

50 g

100 g

V630 King Richard

1.60

400 seeds

6.69

10.74

21.77

31.86

50.95

V631 Blue Green Winter/Avano

1.60

400 seeds

8.73

14.26

28.08

46.35

75.06

V632 Autumn Giant/ Hannibal

1.60

400 seeds

6.69

10.74

21.77

31.86

50.95

V633 Hilari

1.60

400 seeds

6.69

10.74

21.77

31.86

50.95

V635 Blue Green Winter/Husky

1.60

400 seeds

8.73

14.26

28.08

46.35

75.06

V636 Musselburgh

1.60

400 seeds

6.69

10.74

21.77

31.86

50.95

Burdock, Japanese V639 Tonkinokawa

Prices (in ÂŁ)

Price and average seed count small packet

1.60

45 seeds

10 g

25 g

3.15

5.30

12.00

Onion

Price and average seed count small packet

10 g

25 g

50 g

100 g

250 g

V640 Sturon

1.60

200 seeds

4.77

8.82

14.58

23.67

49.41

V641 Bajosta

1.60

200 seeds

4.77

8.82

14.58

23.67

49.41

V642 Robelja

1.60

200 seeds

4.77

8.82

14.58

23.67

49.41

V643 Ailsa Craig

1.60

200 seeds

4.77

8.82

14.58

23.67

49.41

1.60

200 seeds

5.58

10.44

16.29

26.37

55.08

10 g

25 g

50 g

100 g

V644 Ishikura

Florence Fennel

Price and average seed count small packet

V651 Perfektion V652 Fino

Celeriac

200 seeds

5.37

8.98

18.72

32.22

55.89

1.60

200 seeds

5.37

8.98

18.72

32.22

55.89

10 g

10.08 10.08

16.65 16.65

34.92 34.92

54.18 54.18

25 g

50 g

100 g

250 g

500 g

Price and average seed count small packet

V655 Ibis V656 Monarch

Beetroot

1.60

1.60 1.60

200 seeds 200 seeds

Price and average seed count small packet

V660 Egyptian Turnip Rooted

1.60

400 seeds

5.81

7.92

12.64

24.64

38.24

V670 Robuschka/Globe 2

1.60

400 seeds

5.81

7.92

12.64

24.64

38.24

V671 Robuschka/Globe 2, graded

1.60

250 seeds

7.92

12.64

23.60

46.32

73.20

V680 Boltardy

1.60

400 seeds

5.81

7.92

12.64

24.64

38.24

V685 Tondo di Chioggia

1.60

400 seeds

5.81

7.92

12.64

24.64

38.24

V690 Cylindra

1.60

400 seeds

5.81

7.92

12.64

24.64

38.24

Carrots

Price and average seed count small packet

10 g

50 g

100 g

250 g

500 g

1 kg

V694 Amsterdam forcing

1.60

1000 seeds

5.72

20.07

28.60

53.91

92.25

160.20

V695 Nantes/Fanal

1.60

1000 seeds

4.93

16.37

24.29

46.62

79.02

137.25

V696 Nantes/Milan

1.60

1000 seeds

5.72

20.07

28.60

53.91

92.25

160.20

V697 James Scarlet

1.60

1500 seeds

4.93

16.37

24.29

46.62

79.02

137.25

V700 Autumn King

1.60

1500 seeds

4.93

16.37

24.29

46.62

79.02

137.25

V710 Rodelika

1.60

1000 seeds

5.72

20.07

28.60

53.91

92.25

160.20

V711 Robila

1.60

1000 seeds

5.72

20.07

28.60

53.91

92.25

160.20

V712 Oxhella

1.60

1000 seeds

5.72

20.07

28.60

53.91

92.25

160.20

V713 Leira

1.60

1000 seeds

5.72

20.07

28.60

53.91

92.25

160.20

Turnip

Price and average seed count small packet

10 g

25 g

50 g

100 g

V745 Golden Ball

1.60

500 seeds

3.04

4.48

7.84

13.44

23.12

V746 Purple Top Milan

1.60

500 seeds

3.04

4.48

7.84

13.44

23.12

V747 Snowball

1.60

500 seeds

3.04

4.48

7.84

13.44

23.12

Prices (in ÂŁ)

Parsnips

Price and average seed count small packet

25 g

50 g

100 g

250 g

500 g

V720 Tender and True

1.60

650 seeds

3.17

5.81

10.56

19.80

36.96

V730 Turga

1.60

650 seeds

3.17

5.81

10.56

19.80

36.96

V740 White Gem

1.60

650 seeds

3.17

5.81

10.56

19.80

36.96

V748 Aromata

1.60

350 seeds

9.86

21.21

34.29

46.11

78.23

Radish

Price and average seed count small packet

25 g

50 g

100 g

250 g

500 g

V750 Cherry Belle

1.60

550 seeds

4.08

6.32

10.56

21.20

36.16

V751 Round Black Spanish

1.60

450 seeds

3.25

5.25

7.90

14.70

24.50

V752 Rudi

1.60

550 seeds

5.98

9.54

15.39

30.78

51.12

V753 Rosa

1.60

450 seeds

5.98

9.54

15.39

30.78

51.12

V754 Minowase

1.60

250 seeds

5.98

9.54

15.39

30.78

51.12

Swedes

Price and average seed count small packet

10 g

25 g

50 g

100 g

V760 Friese Gele

1.60

4.50

12.00

22.00

40.00

Herbs

300 seeds

Price and average seed count small packet

10 g

25 g

50 g

100 g

1.35

250 seeds

4.05

6.03

11.43

17.82

29.61

H19 Basil Small Bush

1.35

500 seeds

4.05

6.03

11.43

17.82

29.61

H20 Basil

1.35

800 seeds

2.70

4.05

7.56

11.25

19.35

H22 Red Basil

1.35

500 seeds

4.05

6.03

11.43

17.82

29.61

H23 Large Leaf Basil

1.35

800 seeds

2.70

4.05

7.56

11.25

19.35

H24 Borage

1.35

50 seeds

4.41

8.28

12.87

22.05

H30 Leaf Celery

1.35

900 seeds

4.95

13.20

22.00

H31 Chervil

1.35

300 seeds

2.06

4.32

7.02

11.07

H32 Sweet Cicely

1.35

20 seeds

3.19

5.50

10.45

H35 Savory Summer

1.35

900 seeds

8.82

14.58

H36 Savory Winter

1.35

900 seeds

H40a Chives

1.35

900 seeds

H40c Chives (large leaves)

1.35

900 seeds

H41 Chamomile

1.35

900 seeds

H49 Garlic chives

1.35

300 seeds

H50 Coriander

1.35

350 seeds

1.35

250 seeds

1.35

900 seeds

H18 Lemon Basil

H55 Caraway H60 Dill

Prices (in ÂŁ)

2.75

3.78

3.60

250 g

38.25

19.80

3.06

5.58

6.84

10.71

20.88

3.33

4.86

9.09

14.22

24.39

50.31

3.33

4.86

9.09

14.22

24.39

50.31

6.00

10.24

3.70

5.25

11.61

20.55

3.06

5.58

8.82

14.58

3.42

5.31

8.28

14.58

3.42

5..31

8.28

14.58

Herbs (continued)

Price and average seed count small packet

10 g

25 g

50 g

100 g

250 g

4.32

7.02

11.07

19.98

10.71

20.88

35.10

61.2

3.06

5.58

8.82

14.58

3.06

5.58

8.82

14.58

H63 Dill Tetra

1.35

900 seeds

H65 Marjoram

1.35

900 seeds

H70 Fennel

1.35

400 seeds

H71 Wild Fennel

1.35

400 seeds

H73 Valerian

1.35

400 seeds

H74 Salad Burnet

1.35

25 seeds

H80 Lovage

1.35

300 seeds

H82 Parsley Moss Curled

1.35

950 seeds

H83 Parsley Plain-Leaved

1.35

950 seeds

H84 Parsley, Tuberous Rooted

1.35

350 seeds

2.56

4.32

H85 Lemon Balm

1.35

500 seeds

3.70

6.84

10.71

H87 Welsh Onion

1.35

300 seeds

2.43

4.14

10.71

H90 Thyme

1.35

500 seeds

3.78

6.84

10.71

H91 Sage

1.35

100 seeds

2.43

4.14

10.71

H92 Sorrel, French

1.35

350 seeds

1.80

3.60

6.50

H96 Yarrow

1.35

300 seeds

3.70

6.84

10.71

Flowers

Price small packet

2.43

3.70

2.79

4.14

8.00

13.14

3.35

4.86

9.09

14.22

5.22

8.01

15.12

23.05

3.69

7.56

12.06

19.08

2.65

5.25

8.60

14.50

8.96

14.24

24.00

10 g

25 g

50 g

100 g

20.88

13.00

F030 Poached Egg Plant

1.38

5.96

15.90

26.50

39.74

F040 Calendula Orange

1.38

4.63

13.24

23.84

37.09

F050 Calendula Yellow

1.38

23.84

37.09

F055 Honeywort

1.38

F060 Sunflower

1.38

18.54

F061 Sunflower Red

1.38

F062 Sunflower Velvet Queen F068 Quinoa F070 Nasturtium

1.38

F080 French Marigold

1.38

6.36

F081 Marigold Orange Sun

1.38

6.36

F118 Marsh Mallow

1.38

F119a Dyers Chamomile

1.38

2.95

4.76

9.99

F119b Snapdragon

1.38

4.53

7.23

15.03

25.53

F135 China Aster Double Flower

1.38

4.43

7.90

13.68

F136 China Aster Single Flower

1.38

4.43

7.90

13.68

F145 Cornflower Blue

1.38

2.91

5.24

Prices (in ÂŁ)

4.63

13.24

13.68

28.71

2.58

5.64

9.93

3.99

5.64

9.93

18.54

1.38

3.99

5.64

9.93

18.54

1.38

3.99

5.64

9.93

18.54

3.60

7.20

11.90

10.79

23.61

41.63

10.79

23.61

41.63

2.39

3.73

11.92

22.40

4.43

7.90

20.40

Flowers (continued)

Price small packet

F146 Cornflower Mixture

1.38

F157 Wallflower

1.38

F158 Chrysanthemum japonicum

1.38

F164 Corn Marigold F164a Chrysanthemum carinatum

10 g

25 g

50 g

12.33

20.72

3.66

5.90

3.25

6.75

11.42

2.64

4.61

8.67

15.36

31.53

58.56

1.38

2.64

4.61

8.67

15.36

31.53

58.56

1.38

2.64

4.61

8.67

15.36

31.53

F178 Spider Flower

1.38

6.36

9.15

F190 Cosmos bipinnatus

1.38

4.43

7.90

13.68

28.71

F200 Larkspur

1.38

2.17

4.05

8.58

14.06

F201 Larkspur Blue

1.38

2.17

4.05

8.58

14.06

F210 Sweet William

1.38

3.24

6.75

13.21

F234 Coneflower

1.38

2.47

3.98

7.89

F235 Californian Poppy

1.38

7.23

15.03

F238 Foxglove

1.38

2.65

3.98

7.69

F240 Feverfew

1.38

2.65

3.98

7.69

F255 Hollyhock

1.38

F270 Gypsophila elegans white

1.38

F270a Gypsophila elegans pink F279 Everlasting Flower

1.38 1.38

F300 Morning Glory F303 Tobacco Plant

1.38 1.38

F310 Sweet Pea F311 Sweet Pea, Wild Italian

1.38 1.38

F315 Annual Mallow

1.38

F334 Blue Flax F335 Linum grandiflorum F347 Forget-me-not

1.38 1.38 1.38

F350 Love-in-a-Mist

1.38

F352 Evening Primrose F371 Common Poppy

1.38 1.38

F372 Poppy ‘Pierrot’ F373 Poppy (seeds) F380 Cowslip

1.38 1.38 1.38

F395 Black-Eyed Susan

1.38

F399 Clary Sage

1.38

F420 Mullein

1.38

2.91

4.38

F422 Wild Pansy F460 Zinnia angustifolia M010 Bee mixture

1.38 1.38 1.38

4.79 2.65

5.63 4.38

2.49

5.17

3.76

6.17

12.33

3.76 2.56

6.17 3.98

12.33 7.69

13.92

3.76

5.69

12.33

3.73 3.73

5.90 5.90

12.40 12.40

3.46

7.23

12.33

46.25

4.76 4.57

9.99 10.30

17.05 17.53

37.50 38.60 12.33

2.39

2.95 3.01 5.97

50.10

8.49

3.98

3.76

5.69

4.82 6.72

8.44

2.29

2.17 3.11

2.40 2.29 3.31

3.60 3.11 6.36

6.60 6.72 12.59

11.40

2.29

3.11

6.72

4.05

8.58

3.99

5.64

9.93

21.56 21.56

18.54

Price small packet

100 g

250 g

500 g

G010 Buckwheat

1.35

1.85

3.08

4.92

8.20

G020 Phacelia

1.35

2.77

3.88

6.15

11.28

Green Manure

Prices (in £)

1 kg

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