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James Grieve is a well known, well flavoured early dessert apple. Red flush stripes over pale green with a creamy white, juicy, rather soft flesh. Excellent refreshing flavour and a reliable cropper. Features;-- Form: MM106, Maiden, 1 Year Rootstock- Pollination Group 3- Self Fertile- Picking Month: Mid September- Storaing: October- Uses: Eating / Cooking / Juicing- Best apple to accompany a cheese board- Award-winningPicture image courtesy of Frank P Matthews.Sold in a 12 litre pot. -
Anti-Insect Mesh 4 x 2mFeatures;-Heavy Duty UV stabilised Anti-Insect MeshThe ultimate protection for plants, fruit and vegetables against insects, pests, birds, rabbits and weatherUltra-fine, tough mesh protects against carrot fly, aphids, white fly, black fly, onion fly and flea beetlesEasy to use - simply cover plants and use garden pegs to secure to keep pests such as carrot fly at bayFolds to size for desired shapeReusable - hose down after use and use again and again -
Specifically designed to keep predatory birds away from aquatic life and tender berries this netting cuts easily to sizePond & Fruit Cage Netting, 12mm, 2x10m, Black -
"A dual purpose Italian variety with a pungent flavour. Spring Onion Lilia is best grown as a salad onion with nice, dark green leaves and a shiny, intense red inner core.Onion Lilia can also be grown as a maincrop, storing bulb onion. When fully mature it shows off its defined red and white inner rings."Sow seeds March-August for salads, March-April as a bulb onion. Seeds are best sown thickly in broad drills for pulling as salad/ bunching onions. Sow 13mm (½in) deep, in drills 30cm (12in) apart. If sowing for mature bulbs, sow seed more thinly.No need to thin seedlings for salads. If for bulbs, thin to 5cm (2in) for smaller bulbs or 1cm (4in) for larger bulbs.Will grow in any fertile, well-drained soil in full sun. Keep well watered. -
A compact variety ideal for the smaller garden producing a deep, solid, small 10cm (4in) diameter pure white curd just the right size to feed 'two people'. Shows very good heat tolerance for the late June and July transplanting period.Sow in individual pots or a seed tray of good seed compost and cover with 6mm (1/4in) of compost or vermiculite, at a minimum of of 15C (60F), until germination which takes around 7 days. Alternatively, can be sown thinly in a prepared seedbed 13mm (1/2in) deep, allowing 30cm (12in) between rows.Transplant seedlings when large enough to handle into larger pots, or transplant from the seedbed around 5 weeks from sowing. Allow 45cm (18in) between plants each way for 'baby heads. Plant firmly to obtain best quality heads. -
Part of Ty's hugely successful collection of soft toys, from the Beanie Ball Range.Includes official Ty Heart.Mini soft toy -
Part of Ty's hugely successful collection of soft toys, from the Beanie Ball Range.Includes official Ty Heart.Mini soft toyIncludes Beanie Ball's Birthday: My Birthday is 8th May -
By Cottage Delight, this Japanese inspired sauce is sweetened with coconut and lightly spiced with garam masala, turmeric and chilli.Culinery Tip:- Works perfectly when paired with breaded chicken and fish - Delicious dip for chips.Ingredients: Coconut milk (22%), Water, Tomato, Onion, Sugar, Apple, Rapeseed oil, Garlic, Garam masala, Lemon juice, Salt, Turmeric, Spices, Chilli, Preservative: Potassium sorbate, Fenugreek seeds.May contain traces of NUTS and PEANUTS.Suitable for vegetariansSuitable for vegansGluten freeTake a trip to Japan with our delicious Katsu Curry Sauce, made with a blend of sweetness and subtle spice with garam masala, tumeric and chilli. Pair with breaded chicken and rice for Japanese inspired dining at home. -
By Cottage Delight, a wonderfully aromatic mustard sauce with a sweet but mild and warming taste. A fresh and tasty finish and a light texture and a pop of zing. Culinery Tip:- Pour liberally over hot dogs or potato salads. - Delicious drizzled over melted cheese on toast.Ingredients: Dijon mustard (35%) (Water, MUSTARD flour, Spirit vinegar, Sea salt, MUSTARD husk, Pimento, Turmeric), Sugar, Wholegrain mustard (17%) (Water, MUSTARD seeds, White wine vinegar (Contains Preservative: SULPHUR DIOXIDE), Sea salt, Cinnamon, Pimento), Cider vinegar, Sunflower oil, Mustard flour, Turmeric, Salt.Suitable for vegetariansSuitable for vegansGluten free -
"A superb variety with all the best characteristics of modern runner beans, but on dwarf plants. Runner Bean Hestia is early to crop, often before standard types, with a good yield of tasty, long, straight, stringless pods, held above the soil to avoid disease. Dwarf Runner Bean Hestia is ideal for small gardens, large containers and borders where its bicoloured flowers of red and white make an attractive addition.Suitable For Freezing"Prefers to be grown in fertile, moist yet well drained soil which has had plenty of well rotted compost dug into it the previous autumn. For an early start sow seeds from mid spring (April) in artificial heat at a temperature of 15-18C (60-65F) (propagator, greenhouse, warm room) in peat pots and plant out after last expected frost. Outdoors do not sow until at least 10 days after last frost 5cm (2in) deep. Sowing can normally be carried out in May and June. Sow 2 seeds every 23cm (9in) in rows 60cm (24in) apart.Remove weaker seedlings after germination. Make sure soil is warm and avoid it becoming baked hard. In very exposed conditions provide some twiggy sticks for support.Water regularly and liquid feed every 14 days during the mid summer. A thick mulch will help conserve moisture. Pick the beans regularly a little on the young side to ensure top quality and prolonged cropping. -
"Walter the Worm: Lucky for Mr. Clumsy, Cucamelon plants are high up off the ground so he doesn't trip and fall over them! They like growing up canes or frames where they can ramble and twist and turn all the way up!Mr. Clumsy: My favourite thing about Cucamelons is they look just like me! I can eat them straight from the plant which means I don't have to worry about dropping them on the way to the kitchen! They taste so refreshing - just like cucumbers with a twist of lime. Yum!"Sow seeds on the surface of a freedraining compost -
Cabbage leaves make a great carb-free ‘taco’ shell for sandwiches and wraps as they are easy to peel from the plant. Slow to bolt or crack, plants heart up early from the size of your palm to 1.5-2kg.Sow thinly direct into a finely raked seedbed at a depth of 13mm (½in). Alternatively sow in modules and plant out after all risk of frost has passed.Transplant with a trowel or dibber when large enough to handle allowing 45cm (18in) between plants each way. Grows best in well-cultivated soil liberally manured the previous autumn. If the weather is dry, water in well when transplanting.
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