(Wrinkled) Sugar Snap Variety. High yields of delicious, almost stringless pods. Pods can be left to develop and peas can be shelled. Pods remain edible until quite large. Excellent source of folate, vitamin A and vitamin C. (Early) 18in/45cm 300 seeds S: March - July H: 11+ weeks (from 77 days on) after sowing

(Wrinkled) Second early. A prolific cropper offering masses of small peas in well filled, dark green pods. Suitable for successional sowings throughout the season. 18in/45cm 400 seeds S: March - July H: 10 - 11 weeks (70-77 days) after sowing

Uniform well-rounded, quality heads of tight beads. This variety is vigorous and early cropping, producing well flavoured heads over a long season. 50 seeds S: February - June H: June - November

(Wrinkled) Maincrop. Established dwarf pea which gives heavy crops of well flavoured marrowfat peas. 24in/60cm 275 seeds S: March - July H: 11+ weeks (from 77 days on) after sowing

A recent British-bred salad onion with erect foliage and mild flavoured, well balanced stems. Good winter hardiness, may be overwintered for spring pulling. 500 seeds S: March - September H: March - October

(Large Cherry) NIAB. Superbly flavoured, large, cherry sized red fruits. A popular and established favourite. Indeterminate. Enough seeds for 50 plants S: From January (I) From March (O) H: From June (I) From August (O)

(Plum) Heavy cropping, fleshy, deep red plums that are almost seedless. Semi-determinate. Enough seeds for 75 plants S: Fom January (I) From March (O) H: From June (I) From August (O)

Very winter hardy with deep and firm white curds. One of the first 'spring' cauliflowers. Good source of vitamin C and folate. Average 75 seeds S: April - May H: March - April