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Pea Hurst Greenshaft Seeds

February 22, 2012 By

Pea Hurst Greenshaft Seeds Early to maincrop variety with long pods of 9-10 peas. Pods are held high on the plants making picking easier. Excellent source of folate, vitamin A and vitamin C.

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Potato Carlingford (20 Seeds -2nd Early)

February 22, 2012 By

Potato Carlingford (20 Seeds -2nd Early) Excellent second early variety producing large salad potatoes in summer. Waxy skin and creamy-white flesh. Great for boiling or sauteed. Growing your own potatoes is very rewarding and really easy. They can be grown in your vegetable patch as well as in deep containers or grow bags. When your potato seeds arrive, leave them in a cool, light place until they begin to grow shoots ('eyes'). When there are 2 - 3 'eyes' on the seeds (remove any excess by rubbing them off) they are ready for planting. Shallow plant in March - May in garden soil or soil based compost. Top up the soil level as the stems grow.

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Wildly Affordable Organic: Eat Fabulous Food, Get Healthy, and Save the Planet – All on $5.25 a Day or Less

February 21, 2012 By

Wildly Affordable Organic: Eat Fabulous Food, Get Healthy, and Save the Planet - All on $5.25 a Day or Less From the founder of the popular Cook for Good blog, ingenious cooking plans and recipes for deliciously healthy meals--all on just $5. 25 a day or less

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Bramley Apple Tree Gift

February 21, 2012 By

Bramley Apple Tree Gift The original Bramley Apple tree is 200 years old this year and still bears fruit. It was planted from seed by a young girl in her Nottinghamshire garden. br Bramley apples grow from a blossom to become large green fruits. They have a creamy white flesh which is very acidic when raw but has a lovely smooth texture when cooked and they make the best pies and crumbles. br Bramley Apples are ready for picking in October each year and will store well throughout the Winter. The Bramley Apple tree should be kept in a south facing sunny position however it is tolerant of some shade. The Bramley Apple tree has received an Award of Merit from RHS. This tree requires cross pollination from other nearly apple trees. The Bramley Apple is the best cooking apple variety. Our Bramley Apple tree is heavy cropping. Tree supplied in a 10 litre pot. Tree supplied is approximately 150cm 5ft. in height. Ideal for small gardens and patios. Rootstock Size M27maximum height 2m 6.5ft. Other Apple Treesnbsp a href="httpwww.tree2mydoor.comproductsproduct_details.aspproductid=7" Crab Apple Tree a a href="httpwww.tree2mydoor.comproductsproduct_details.aspproductid=295" Dwarf Apple Tree a a href="httpwww.tree2mydoor.comproductsproduct_details.aspproductid=252" Falstaff Apple Tree a a href="httpwww.tree2mydoor.comproductsproduct_details.aspproductid=290" Golden Delicious Apple Tree a a href="httpwww.tree2mydoor.comproductsproduct_details.aspproductid=253" James Grieve Apple Tree a a href="httpwww.tree2mydoor.comproductsproduct_details.aspproductid=254" Queen Cox Apple Tree br a

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B&Q Multipurpose Compost 20L

February 20, 2012 By

B&Q Multipurpose Compost 20L Contains essential plant nutrients and trace elements, Contains wetting agent for easier watering, Provides the ideal nutrient balance for strong root development and healthy plant growth, Do not use for Ericaceous plants. When planting out or potting up ericaceous plant species, use B&Q Ericaceous Compost, One pack contains sufficient compost to fill 33 x 4 inch pots, or 2 x 10 inch pots, or 6 seed trays or 3 x 12 inch hanging baskets, All figures are approximate

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Why Shouldn’t I Eat Junk Food?

February 20, 2012 By

Why Shouldn't I Eat Junk Food? A guide to two of the debates surrounding children: Junk food and healthy eating. Written in a conversational style, this book offers children an approachable source of information on key subjects such as food labelling, the effects of eating too...

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Cabbage Durham Early (Spring Greens)

February 20, 2012 By

Cabbage Durham Early (Spring Greens) Spring harvesting crop, reliable and early. Dark green solid hearts, good quality and flavour. Sowing Sow the seed thinly in well-prepared seed beds in shallow drills 1.5cm (½”) deep. Keep well watered. Thin the seedlings as they appear to 5cm (2”) apart. When the seedlings are about 10-15cm (4-6”) tall, transplant to the growing site 35-40cm (14”-16”) apart. Set the young plants 1.5cm (¾”) deeper than they were in the seedbed. Other Instructions Dual-purpose variety. To grow spring greens plant out to 15cm (6”) apart and take alternative plants in March as spring greens leaving the others to fully mature fully.

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Wilko Show Bench Javelin F1 Parsnip

February 19, 2012 By

Wilko Show Bench Javelin F1 Parsnip British bred top quality slim, long roots. Sow Feb-May, Harvest Oct-Feb, Sow thinly in a prepared seed bed in rows 40cm/16in apart. Average contents 200 seeds.

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Onion (Spring) White Lisbon – Seed Tapes

February 19, 2012 By

Onion (Spring) White Lisbon - Seed Tapes Popular, favourite onion for salads, quick and easy to grow, mild in flavour. Good source of vitamin C.

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Healthy Eating

February 19, 2012 By

Healthy Eating Looking at core curriculum science topics through the lens of 'Do it Yourself' guides this series uses Instructional Text Type. It also provides step by step instructions to help learners develop practical skills.

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