Leaf vegetables

Brassica juncea Fine serrated leaves. Red purple colour and a spicy flavour Sowing instructions
Sow from March until August outside or use cover for earlier or later sowings. Sow in rows 15cm apart


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Eruca vesicaria ssp. sativa Fast growing plant for use in salads. The leaves have a special rich, spicy flavour Sowing instructions
Sow outdoors any time from March to September in rows 15cm apart
Growing instructions
Rocket tends to bolt during hot weather. The growing season can be extended by ...

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Portulaca oleracea Fast growing with succulent oval leaves which add crunch to summer salads. Prefers fine weather or some protection Sowing instructions
Sow March to April undercover / indoors or June outdoors. Harvest June to October when leaves are 5-10cm tall.


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Nasturtium officinale Fresh green round leafed variety. Strong flavoured and vigorous. Usually cultivated in running water but can be grown in soil if kept consistently moist. Well suited for pot culture. It has a flavour akin to radish/horse radish with a high vitamin content. Sowing instruction...

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Diplotaxis tenuifolia Finely serrated leaves with an especially rich spicy flavour. Use in salads. Can be cut several times Sowing instructions
Sow in succession from April in rows 15 cm apart


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Portulaca oleracea Leaves are used raw as a salad. It will thrive in cool conditions and will grow well even in poor, light soils Sowing instructions
Sow in August or September in rows 20 cm apart
Growing instructions
Harvest from late autumn until spring.


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Spinacia oleracea Very robust plant with dark green leaves. For spring, autumn and winter cultivation. Slow to bolt Sowing instructions
For spring and autumn sowing. Sow in rows 15cm apart
Growing instructions
Spinach requires a very fertile, moist soil


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Spinacia oleracea Fast growing spinach. Sow before the end of March or after mid August. Sowing instructions
Sow before the end of March or after mid August. Sow in rows 15 cm apart
Growing instructions
Spinach requires a very fertile, moist soil


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Spinacia oleracea Fast growing spinach with large leaves Sowing instructions
Sow before the end of March or after mid August. Sow in rows 15 cm apart
Growing instructions
Spinach requires a very fertile, moist soil


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Tetragonia tetragonioides Not a true spinach! Low growing, wide spreading plant with fleshy, fresh green leaves. It can be used like spinach and eaten either raw or cooked. Germinates unevenly and is slow growing at first but then becomes a vigorous ground cover plant. Frost sensitive. Plants ar...

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