Saturday 10th October, Wildlife Field Tidy Up, meeting at 9.30am by the field near the Hall
Saturday 14th November, Artisan Fair in the Hall
The new place to find all our current forms
Looking to rent an allotment plot? Look here for more information
The trading hut is open to our plot holders and green finger members
British-bred and most reliable in UK conditions, Jaguar is an excellent variety with which to make successional sowings to secure a long-lasting supply of delicious peas. Its pods, which are produced in pairs, each hold up to nine peas. The plants are resistant to several common diseases, ensuring they remain healthy throughout their life.
Slow growing, smooth leaf spinach with dark leaves. Has a good bolt tolerance and flexibity in sowing times at both ends of the season, making it ideal for home gardeners. Use as mature leaf or as baby leaf.
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.
The hardiest cabbage and a great favourite with many customers. The attractive heads are ready in November, but will stand in good condition until required through to April. The crisp heads are full of flavour. Highly recommend!