Root vegetables

Beta vulgaris A general-purpose variety for fresh use and storage. Can be sown early. Sowing instructions
Sow seeds from April till June in rows 30 cm apart 2.5 cm deep.
Growing instructions
Thin the plants later to a distance of 7 to 10 cm. Harvest can start in the summer. For storage harvest i...

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Beta vulgaris Sweet mild flavour and an attractive golden colour. Sowing instructions
For early crops sow March-early April. For use in summer and autumn make successional sowings from late April to July.
Growing instructions
Store roots in dry sand, soil, or peat for winter use. (12-16 weeks mat...

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Beta vulgaris A traditional British tapered beetroot with an excellent flavour. Still very popular among gardeners Sowing instructions
Sow seeds from April till June in rows 30cm apart 2.5cm deep
Growing instructions
Thin the plants later to a distance of 7-10 cm. Harvest can start in the summer....

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Beta vulgaris Pick regularly for small long roots with a very good flavour. Can grow to a large size without becoming woody. Sowing instructions
Sow seeds from April till June in rows 30cm apart 2.5cm deep
Growing instructions
Thin the plants later to a distance of 7-10 cm. Harvest can start in ...

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Beta vulgaris An early variety for fresh use and suitable for greenhouse cultivation Sowing instructions
Sow early in rows 30 cm apart.
Growing instructions
Thin the plants to 8 –10 cm


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Beta vulgaris A general purpose variety for fresh use and storage Sowing instructions
Sow from April until June in rows 30cm apart, sow seeds 25mm deep and 50mm apart.
Growing instructions
Thin the plants later to 7-10cm. Harvest can start during summer. For storage harvest in autumn before the ...

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Beta vulgaris A general purpose variety for fresh use and storage. Sowing instructions
Sow from April until June in rows 30 cm apart, sow seeds 25 mm deep and 50 mm apart.
Growing instructions
Thin the plants later to 7-10 cm. Harvest can start during summer. For storage harvest in autumn befo...

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Beta vulgaris A beetroot with white rings in its bright red flesh Sowing instructions
Sow seeds from April till June in rows 30cm apart 2.5cm deep
Growing instructions
Thin the plants later to a distance of 7 to 10 cm. Harvest can start in the summer. For storage harvest in autumn before frost s...

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Articum lappa A root vegetable from Japan. Produces 30-60 cm long roots in Autumn. The roots can be used in many dishes, like soups, veggie-burgers, or Kinpira style with carrots. Don’t peel the roots but brush clean as the peel has a very beneficial effect on year health Sowing instructions
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Daucus carota Early maturing carrot with long narrow roots. Ideal for early and late season production under fleece or inside in tunnels or greenhouse Sowing instructions
Sow seeds from January until middle of May or from September to November. Sow in rows 20-25cm apart, 6-13mm deep. Try to spa...

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Daucus carota A strong growing variety ideal for storage Sowing instructions
Sow seeds from April until middle of June in rows 20-25 cm apart, 6-13 mm deep. Try to space the seeds 1 cm apart. 
Growing instructions
Keep well weeded and avoid thinning late as this encourages carrot root fly attack.


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Daucus carota Juicy, Nantes type selected for taste with rapid juvenile development and healthy, sturdy foliage. Resistant to Alternaria. Cultivation period: approx. 120 days. Suitable for bunching and for late cultivation for storage. Sowing from end of February for early harvest to the end of...

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Daucus carota Early/second early Nantes type, Cylindrical and slightly conical with a smooth skin. For late sowing also good for keeping. High yielding with healthy and strong leaves. Strong flavour. Prefers sandy soils. Sowing instructions 
 Sow seeds from February until mid-July in rows 20-...

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Daucus carota Slow growing variety that can be lifted and stored in sand over winter. Purple outer skin, white inside loses some colour when cooked. Fairly intolerant of wet conditions. Sowing instructions
Sow outdoors May to June.
Growing instructions
Nutrient requirements fairly low.


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Daucus carota Traditional, reliable variety suitable as an early main crop. Sowing instructions
Sow seeds from March until middle of July in rows 20-25 cm apart, 6-13 mm deep. Try to space the seeds 1 cm apart.
Growing instructions
Keep well weeded and avoid thinning late as this encourages carro...

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Daucus carota Variety from the Doubs region of eastern France. Long tapered yellow carrots with green shoulder. Stores well. Sowing instructions
Slow growth sow early in April.
Growing instructions
Harvest Aug to October.


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Daucus carota Smooth, shiny orange roots and healthy leaves. Suitable for early bunching, fresh summer and autumn use and has also good storage potential Sowing instructions
Sow seeds from February until middle of July in rows 20-25cm apart, 6-13mm deep. Try to space the seeds 1cm apart.
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Daucus carota A carrot with root of 10-12 cm long and a broad shoulder. Bright orange colour and sweet juicy taste. Can grow in heavy soils and has large leaves Sowing instructions
Sow seeds from April until middle of June in rows 20-25 cm apart, 6-13 mm deep. Try to space the seeds 1 cm apart.
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Daucus carota Main crop variety for autumn or early winter harvest. Good resistance against Alternaria. The long cylindrical roots have a dark orange/red colour and a strong sweet taste Sowing instructions
Sow seeds from April until middle of June in rows 20-25cm apart, 6-13mm deep. Try to space ...

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Daucus carota Strong growing variety with large leaves and big, long roots. The roots have a dark orange/red colour with a strong sweet taste Sowing instructions
Sow seeds from April until end of May in rows 20-25cm apart, 6-13mm deep. Try to space the seeds 1cm apart.
Growing instructions
Keep w...

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Apium graveolens var. rapaceum A fast growing variety with globe shaped, easy to clean roots. Bolt resistant, therefore suitable for early production under protection Sowing instructions
Sow early in March in a seed tray. Place trays in light at a temperature of 20 °C
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Apium graveolens var. rapaceum Forms large roots with a white inner colour. The roots have a delicate nut-like flavour. A good variety for storage Sowing instructions
Sow seeds from March to end of April into seed trays or modules
Growing instructions
Transfer seedlings into pots or modules, plan...

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Brassica oleracea var. gongylodes The earliest purple kohlrabi for protected or outdoor cultivation. Bolt resistant, tender and with a good taste. Sowing instructions 
 For early harvest sow in February or March under heated glass into seed trays or direct into modules. Transfer seedlings int...

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Brassica oleracea var. gongylodes Small white kohlrabi. Kohlrabi forms a turnip-like swollen stem with a delicate flavour Sowing instructions 
 For early harvest sow in February or March under glass into a seed tray and transplant seedlings into pots or modules. 
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Brassica oleracea var. gongylodes A white round variety for early cultivation until mid August. Frost resistant and bolt hardy. Sowing instructions 
 For early harvest sow in February or March under heated glass into seed trays or direct into modules. 
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 Transfer seedlin...

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Brassica oleracea var. gongylodes Green autumn variety that will stay tender to a giant size. Kohlrabi forms a turnip-like swollen stem with a delicate flavour. Sowing instructions 
 Sow from April on a seed bed or direct into modules or pots. 
 Growing instructions 
 Plant out six weeks late...

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Allium porrum Matures from October but can stand right through winter. Has dark green leaves and thick heavy stems. Leeks grow best in a deep, fertile soil. Sowing instructions
Sow seeds from February, 6mm deep in rows 40cm apart, later thin to 15cm between the plants, or raise plants in a seedbe...

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Allium porrum Improved selection from Blue Green Winter with long shafts and erect dark green foliage. For autumn and winter harvest. Can stand heavy frosts. Sowing instructions
Sow seeds from February, 6mm deep in rows 40cm apart, later thin to 15cm between the plants, or raise plants in a seedb...

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Allium porrum For late winter or early spring harvest. Can stand heavy frosts. Sowing instructions
Sow seeds from February, 6mm deep in rows 40cm apart, later thin to 15cm between the plants, or raise plants in a seedbed or in modules.
Growing instructions
Leeks grow best in a deep fertile soil. ...

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Allium porrum Medium dark leaves and long stems. A leek for harvest in late summer, autumn and early winter. Sowing instructions
Sow seeds from February, 6mm deep in rows 40cm apart, later thin to 15cm between the plants, or raise plants in a seedbed or in modules.
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Leeks gro...

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Allium porrum A very early variety with extremely long shafts. Long harvest period, from late summer and will stand into the winter. Sowing instructions
Sow seeds from February, 6mm deep in rows 40cm apart, later thin to 15cm between the plants, or raise plants in a seedbed or in modules.
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Allium porrum A reliable heavy yielding leek for harvest December-April. Dark green foliage and solid white stem. Excellent taste. Sowing instructions
Sow seeds from February, 6mm deep in rows 40cm apart, later thin to 15cm between the plants, or raise plants in a seedbed or in modules.
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Allium cepa A globe-shaped onion with a rich straw coloured skin. With a mild flavour. Suitable for spring or autumn sowing. Sowing instructions
Sow in autumn or from February to April in rows 30 cm apart.
Growing instructions
Thin to 10 cm within rows.


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Allium cepa A round onion with yellow skin. Good storage and can give high yields. Sowing instructions
Sow seeds from February in modules or direct outside in rows 30cm apart.
Growing instructions
Plant modules outside in April at distance of 30x10cm. Thin direct sown plants to 10 cm apart.


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Allium cepa Globe shaped brown bulbs, with a mild taste and excellent storage potential. Sowing instructions
Sow seeds from February in modules or direct outside in rows 30cm apart.
Growing instructions
Plant modules outside in April at distance of 30x10cm. Thin direct sown plants to 10 cm apart.


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Allium fistulosum Fast growing Japanese bunching onion. Does not bulb but forms long white stems and dark green leaves. Very hardy, can be sown in late summer for overwintering. Sowing instructions
Sow seeds from March onwards 15 mm deep in rows 15-20 cm apart. Repeat sowing every 3 weeks for con...

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Allium cepa A somewhat flattened onion with a beautiful red colour and a strong flavour. This is a relatively high-yield onion that also stores well. 'Red Baron' is a versatile variety since it is also suitable for use as a bunching onion. Sowing instructions 
 Sow seeds from February in modu...

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Allium cepa Dark red onions especially suited for the fresh market but also stores well. Strong and robust plants. Sowing instructions
Sow seeds from February in modules or direct outside in rows 30cm apart.
Growing instructions
Plant modules outside in April at distance of 30x10cm. Thin direct s...

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Allium cepa A round to flat round onion with yellow skin. Good for storage and can give high yields. Can also be used for growing onion sets. Sowing instructions
Sow seeds from February in modules or direct outside in rows 30cm apart.
Growing instructions
Plant modules outside in April at distanc...

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Allium cepa A flat round onion with yellow skin. Good for storage and can give high yields. Sowing instructions
Sow seeds from February in modules or direct outside in rows 30cm apart.
Growing instructions
Plant modules outside in April at distance of 30x10cm. Thin direct sown plants to 10 cm apa...

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Allium cepa Forms a long white stem with little bulbing. The leaves are upright with a fresh green colour. Sowing instructions
Sow seeds from February onwards 15 mm deep in rows 15-20 cm apart. Repeat sowing every 3 weeks for continuous supply.
Growing instructions
Keep weed free and well watered.


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Pastinaca sativa Slender, butter-coloured roots which are firm and juicy and very sweet. Sowing instructions
Sow from March until June in rows 30-40cm apart.
Growing instructions
Thin later to 5-10cm. The harvest can start in autumn but the taste improves after frost. Can stay in the soil during ...

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Creamy white, very uniform and well formed wedge shaped roots. Tall growing strong and healthy leaves. Very high yielding variety.

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Pastinaca sativa Forms a long smooth root with little core, ideal for the lighter soils. Sowing instructions
Sow from March until mid May in rows 35 cm apart.
Growing instructions
Thin later to 15 cm. The harvest can start in autumn but the taste improves after frost. Can stay in the soil during ...

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Pastinaca sativa A strong growing parsnip, medium long roots with a good flavour. Sowing instructions
Sow from March until mid May in rows 35 cm apart, thin later to 15 cm.
Growing instructions
The harvest can start in autumn but the taste improves after frost. Can stay in the soil during winter.


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Pastinaca sativa Sweet and tender roots. Ideal for all soil types, especially clay. Roots are medium long. Sowing instructions
Sow from March until mid May in rows 35 cm apart.
Growing instructions
Thin later to 15 cm. The harvest can start in autumn but the taste improves after frost. Can stay i...

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Raphanus raphanistrum A round, red radish for spring and summer cultivation with deliciously crisp flesh. Suitable for early sowing in greenhouse or cold-frame. Sowing instructions
Sow outside from March onwards in rows 15 cm apart. Sow in succession for a long supply. Ready to harvest after 4-...

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Raphanus raphanistrum Fast growing, 10-12cm long, cylindrical, white short leaved radish Sowing instructions
Sow from mid-February (under fleece) until end August. Depth 1cm; rows 15-25cm apart, thin to 2-3cm between plants. Sow in a greenhouse from January to September.
Growing instructions
Har...

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