Growing Guides

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  MASHED POTATO

  The plants are vigorous in growth, producing on average 5-6 fruits per plants. The bright white squashes hold their colour well and has soft buttery flesh which can be roasted and mashed for a delicious, low calorie alternative to potatoes.

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  HURST GREENSHAFT

  This is the pea by which all others are judged, for it is outstanding in all respects, not least its superb flavour. The long, pointed pods, presented in pairs, each hold about 10 delicious peas. Resistant to disease and capable of long cropping, this high yielder may win you points on the show bench as well as praise in the kitchen.

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  MARIS PEER

  A national favourite with firm texture; high numbers. A familiar second early producing a large crop of round, small/medium, white-fleshed tubers that are waxy and tasty. Colour - white. Shape- short oval. New, boil, steam or chip.

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  CRISPUS F1

  This is an early to mid-season hybrid with good resistance to club foot. The brussel sprouts are smooth and dark green and are borne on tall plants that stand in good condition for several weeks. They have a wonderful flavour. Sow in spring for an autumn harvest.