Vegetable Seeds

Artichoke Green Globe Seeds. Dip in melted butter! Thick, fleshy scales from large flower buds.

Try this exotic looking vegetable. An outstanding early variety, producing crops of large deep purple fruits. Aubergines need a sheltered sunny position. These superb quality fruits are both ornamental and tasty! Sow Feb - April, Harvest July - Nov

• Culture: It is advisable to pinch-out tips of plants when first pods have set to deter blackfly.
• Packet sufficient for a double row of approximately 3.8m (12½'). (12-16 weeks maturity.)
• Hints: Recommended for freezing.
• HEALTH BENEFITS: A source of vitamins A, C and E, plus protein and fibre.
• CULINARY TIPS: Cook pinched-out tips as a tasty alternative to spinach.

• Culture: It is advisable to pinch-out tips of plants when first pods have set to deter blackfly. Packet sufficient for a double row of approximately 3.8m (12½'). (12-16 weeks maturity.)
• Hints: Recommended for freezing.
• HEALTH BENEFITS: A source of vitamins A, C and E, plus protein and fibre.
• CULINARY TIPS: Cook pinched-out tips as a tasty alternative to spinach.

• Culture: Sow outdoors late April-June or in April under glass for transplanting outdoors. Provide suitable support - e.g. netting or pea sticks (12-16 weeks maturity).
• Height: 101-150CM
• Hints: Suitable for organic growing. Produces fine crops of delicious pods over a longer period than from Dwarf French Beans.
• HEALTH BENEFITS: A source of vitamins A, C and E, plus protein and fibre.
• CULINARY TIPS: Never eat beans raw, boil rapidly to retain the flavour and texture.