An unusual plant which produces attractive red flowers followed by angular pods. Harvest when 5-8cm long.
Tight narrow buds with compact head. Early and cold tolerant, suitable for tunnel or field production. High yield's both in numbers and weight of spears.
High yielding, compact, white fruited variety, ideal for pots, containers.
Very dark fruits up to 100 grams in weight. Very popular.
Bronze/Green leaves often picked young to add texture and taste to salad mixes.
Maincrop variety. Excellent for baby beet production.
"Cut and Come Again" leaf crop. Alternative to Spinach.
Large strap leaves which are dark in colour. Well flavoured and hardy. Also known as Black Cabbage or Cavallo Nero.
Standard variety with good flavour and cold tolerance.
A nicely red coloured curly leaved borecole. Could be cut young for salad leaf.
Standard variety for plant sales.
Very heavy cropping purple headed type. Produces excellent colours spears February to March.
Quality selection producing white spears in February/March.
Late
Medium, tall variety. Holds in difficult weather conditions. Will crop until end of February.
Late Season
Variety for Mid-December onwards.
Well suited for garden centre plant sales.
Maincrop
Variety for October/November picking.
Early
High yielding quality sprout - big improvement on Peer Gynt.
A novelty red sprout. Colour develops better with cold weather.
Re-introduced by popular demand. Round mid green heads - this early ballhead has good bolting resistance.
Quality round Dutch White, which produces 1 kilo heads with short core. Ideal for storage.
Superb late maturing (November-March) savoy. Dark leaved and hearts up well.
Suited for production of Spring Greens. Specialist selection.
Early
300 seeds per gram
Mid-Green Summer roundhead.
Pointed variety suitable for plant sales. Summer cutting.
Produces large solid roundheads for Autumn and Winter. Good storage quality.
Round with flat head and green/purple leaves. Winter cutting.
Hybrid January King with good purple colour to leaves. Good weight of head and good standing ability.
Savoy cabbage with cold tolerance and field standing ability. Winter cutting.
Bred for early pointed greens, production in Spring right through to November. Small compact variety with good colour.
Improved Hispi type (pointed). Often called "Sweetheart" in the supermarkets. Summer/Autumn cutting.
Red, round, solid heads. Autumn/Winter cutting.
Medium sized round red heads with short core. Sweet flavour.
Early variety with solid round mid green heads. Good savoy for Autumn harvest.
Outstanding holding ability used for round white/green cabbage. Autumn cutting.
Early variety which yields large domed heads.
Late variety for planting June onwards which matures 110-115 days. Dark green tight medium buds on large heads.
Firm head with small buds. Long field standing. Mid-Season.
Standard Chilil for young plant sales.
Produces fiery hot fruits which turn from green to red and eventually to black. A real winner in patio containers.
Produces orange tapered fruits. For use in patio containers.
Excellent container plant. Produces abundant crop of tiny upward pointing fruits. Fruits are hot and used in Thai cooking.