Vegetable Seeds

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	Cauliflower F1 Candid Charm Seeds A vigorous and easy to grow variety, producing tasty, deep white heads that are well protected by large leaves, and have good holding ability. Matures in August from a March sowing. Culture: Matures in August from a March sowing. (20-26 weeks maturity.) Hints: Protect cauliflower heads from poor weather by folding over a large leaf. HEALTH BENEFITS: A good source of vitamin C. Ideal for slimmers as it's low in calories! CULINARY TIPS: Delicious with a cheese sauce.	£3.40 ... more info
	Cauliflower Galleon Seeds This superb variety for overwinter production (maturing April-May) produces quality white heads of superb taste in early spring. RHS 'Award of Garden Merit' winner. Winter/Spring maturing. Culture: Should not be sown before mid-May. Hints: Protect cauliflower heads from poor weather by folding over a large leaf. HEALTH BENEFITS: A good source of vitamin C. Ideal for slimmers as it's low in calories! CULINARY TIPS: Delicious with a cheese sauce.	£2.55 ... more info
	Cauliflower Igloo Seeds A versatile early variety. Grow it at close spacing for a quick crop of delicious mini heads or at wider spacing for more conventionally sized curds. Sow outdoors in March for harvestng in July. Summer/Autumn maturing. Culture: Sow in a seedbed outdoors March-May and later transplant to their final positions. Alternatively, sow January-February under glass. (20-26 weeks maturity.) Sowing Time: March-May or January-February Hints: Recommended for freezing. HEALTH BENEFITS: A good source of vitamin C. Ideal for slimmers as it's low in calories! CULINARY TIPS: Delicious with a cheese sauce. Protect cauliflower heads from poor weather by folding over a large leaf.	£1.60 ... more info
	Cauliflower Lateman Crisp, white, tasty heads. Very reliable cropper. Sow March - May, harvest August - November.	£2.45 ... more info
	Cauliflower Patriot Seeds This first class variety will produce deliciously flavoured, uniform, deep white curds, that are well protected by leaves. Suitable mainly for milder areas. Winter/Spring maturing. Culture: Should not be sown before mid-May. Hints: Protect cauliflower heads from poor weather by folding over a large leaf. HEALTH BENEFITS: A good source of vitamin C. Ideal for slimmers as it's low in calories! CULINARY TIPS: Delicious with a cheese sauce.	£1.99 ... more info
	Cauliflower Romanesco Early Seeds A superb alternative to white cauliflower, with attractive florets in an unusual lime-green colour. The crisp, tasty heads measure 15-23cm (6-9") across, and mature in autumn from a May sowing. Summer/Autumn maturing. Culture: Sow in a seedbed outdoors March-May and later transplant to their final positions. Alternatively, sow January-February under glass. (20-26 weeks maturity.) Hints: Protect cauliflower heads from poor weather by folding over a large leaf. HEALTH BENEFITS: A good source of vitamin C. Ideal for slimmers as it's low in calories! CULINARY TIPS: Delicious with a cheese sauce.	£1.99 ... more info
	Cauliflower Snowball A Seeds A well tried, reliable variety producing excellent quality heads. Summer/autumn maturing. Culture: Heads late June from a greenhouse sowing in January. (20-26 weeks maturity.) Sowing Time: January Hints: Recommended for freezing. HEALTH BENEFITS: A good source of vitamin C. Ideal for slimmers as it's low in calories! CULINARY TIPS: Delicious with a cheese sauce. Protect cauliflower heads from poor weather by folding over a large leaf.	£1.99 ... more info
	Celeriac Monarch Seeds This leading quality variety produces large, firm roots with white flesh that remains white after blanching. Ideal for stews or soups, but also invaluable diced or grated raw as a tasty addition to winter salads. High tolerance to Celery Virus. RHS 'Award of Garden Merit' winner. Culture: Grow on well cultivated soil which retains moisture in dry periods. Sow March-April under glass at a temperature of 10-15°C (50-60°F) for use in late autumn and winter (30 weeks maturity). Harvest at 'tennis ball' size. Sowing Time: March-April HEALTH BENEFITS: Source of vitamin C. CULINARY TIPS: Bulbs are delicious in stews, pureed with potato, or eaten raw shredded and mixed with mayonnaise.	£1.60 ... more info
	Celery Giant Pascal Enjoy the crisp, succulent, full-flavoured stems of Giant Pascal in your summer salads. And if soups and chutneys are more to your taste then look no further, because it's perfect for them too! Trench variety. Culture: For general purposes sow late March-April under glass at a temperautre of 10-15°C (50-60°F). For exhibition in late summer sow January under glass, on top of moist compost, at 15-18°C (60-65°F). Transplant to trenches in summer and earth-up to blanch as growth develops. Sowing Time: Late March-April or January HEALTH BENEFITS: Good source of potassium. Very low in calories so ideal for slimmers. CULINARY TIPS: Ideal for soups and salads.	£1.35 ... more info
	Celery Golden Self-Blanching 3 Seeds Very early variety can be harvested as early as August. Culture: Grow on level ground approximately 23cm (9") apart each way. Regular watering is essential. Do not plant in trenches. Not frost hardy. (18 weeks maturity.) HEALTH BENEFITS: Good source of potassium. Very low in calories so ideal for slimmers. CULINARY TIPS: Ideal for soups and salads.	£1.60 ... more info