Here is a list of potato days and seed swaps taking place across the country during January, February and March 2012.

Potato Days – January

• Potato Day – Bridport

  St Mary’s Church House
  Bridport
  Dorset.
  DT6 3NN
  Saturday January 14th. 10.00am – 2.30pm.

• Seed Potato Week – Wantage

  Charlton Park Garden Centre
  Charlton Road
  Wantage
  Oxon.
  OX12 8EP
  Starts Sunday January 15th.

• Potato Day – Swindon

  Swindon Allotment Society
  Gorse Hill Community Centre
  Chapel Street
  Swindon.
  SN2 8DA
  Saturday January 21st. 11.00am – 2.00pm

• Potato Festival Weekend – Cheltenham

  Dundry Nurseries and Garden Centre
  Bamfurlong Lane
  Cheltenham
  Gloucestershire.
  GL51 6SL
  Saturday January 21st, Sunday January 22nd.

• Potato Fair & Seedy Sunday – London

  Sydenham School
  Dartmouth Road
  London.
  SE26 4RD
  Sunday January 22nd. 10.00am – 3.00pm

• Potato Day – Bollington, Cheshire

  Bollington & District Horticultural Society
  Bollington Civic Hall
  Hurst Lane/Palmerston Street
  Bollington
  Macclesfield.
  SK10 5JX.
  Saturday January 28th 10.15am – 12.30pm

• Potato Day – Chesterfield

  Transition Chesterfield
  The Pavements
  Chesterfield
  Derbyshire.
  Saturday January 28th 10.00am – 2.00pm

• Potato Day – Nottingham

  Nottingham Organic Gardeners
  Sherwood United Reformed Church
  1 Edwards Lane
  Sherwood
  Nottingham.
  NG5 3AA.
  Saturday 28th January 10.30am – 2.00pm

• Potato Day – Marshfield

  Marshfield Community Centre
  The Hayfield
  Marshfield.
  SN14 8PG
  Saturday January 28th. 10.30am – 2.30pm

• Potato Day – Lancaster

  Transition City Lancaster
  The Friends Meeting House
  Meeting House Lane
  Lancaster
  Lancashire.
  LA1 1TX
  Saturday January 28th 12noon – 3.00pm

• Potato Day – Hampshire

  Testbourne Community Centre,
  Micheldever Road,
  Whitchurch.
  RG28 7JF
  Saturday January 28th, Sunday January 29th 10.00am – 3.00pm

• Potato Weekend – Wirral, Cheshire

  Gordale Nurseries Ltd.
  Chester High Road
  Burton
  South Wirral
  Cheshire.
  CH64 8TF
  Saturday January 28th, Sunday January 29th. 11.00am – 4.00pm.

• National Potato Day & Heritage Seed Library Seed Swap – Coventry

  Garden Organic
  Garden Organic Ryton
  Coventry
  Warwickshire.
  CV8 3LG
  Members only – Saturday January 28th. 10.00am – 4.00pm.
  Open to the public – Sunday January 29th. 10.00am – 4.00pm.

• Potato Day – Ramsbury, Wiltshire

  Ramsbury Horticultural Society
  Ramsbury Memorial Hall
  High Street
  Ramsbury
  Wiltshire.
  SN8 2PB
  Sunday January 29th. 10.30am – 2.30pm.

• Potato Day – Middlesbrough

  Durham Organic Gardeners Association
  Nature’s World
  Ladgate Lane
  Acklam
  Middlesbrough.
  TS5 7YN
  Sunday January 29th. 10.00am – 1.00pm.

• Special Spud Week – Wiltshire

  Courtens Garden Centre
  Romsey Road
  Whiteparish
  Wiltshire.
  SP5 2AN
  Monday January 30th until Sunday February 5th 10.00am – 4.00pm

Seed Swaps – January

• Seed Swap – Hampshire

  Hampshire Organic Gardening Group
  Whitchurch Community School
  Micheldever Road
  Whitchurch.
  RG27 7JF
  Saturday January 28th, Sunday January 29th. 10.00am – 3.00pm.

• Seedy Sunday – Trumpington, Cambridge

  Trumpington Allotment Association
  Trumpington Village Hall
  Trumpington
  Cambridge.
  CB2 9HZ
  Sunday January 29th. 1.30pm -4.00pm

Potato Days – February

• Potato Day – Shropshire

  Shropshire Organic Gardeners Potato Day
  Montford Parish Hall
  Montford Bridge
  Shrewsbury
  Shropshire.
  SY4 1AD
  Saturday February 4th 9.00am – 3.00pm

• Potato Day – Urchfont

  Urchfont Potato Day
  Urchfont Village Hall
  Urchfont nr. Devizes
  Wiltshire.
  SN10 4QU
  Saturday February 4th 10.30am – 2.00pm

• Potato Day – Eggsford

  Eggesford Garden and Country Centre
  Eggesford
  Nr Chulmleigh
  Devon.
  EX18 7QU
  Saturday February 4th 9.00am – 5.00pm

• Potato Day – County Durham

  Durham Organic Gardeners Association
  Bowburn community Centre,
  Durham Road,
  Bowburn,
  County Durham.
  Saturday February 4th 10.00am – 1.00pm

• Potato Day – Stroud

  Transition Stroud
  Merrywalks Shopping Centre
  Stroud.
  GL5 1RR
  Saturday February 4th 9.00am – 2.30pm

• Potato Day – Leeds

  Joe’s Potato Day
  The Armscliffe Hall
  Harrogate Road
  Huby
  Leeds.
  LS17 0EG
  Sunday February 5th 11.30am – 3.30pm

• Potato Day – Abergavenny

  McDonalds Nursery Garden Centre
  Evesham Gardens
  Church Lane
  Llanfoist
  Abergavenny
  Wales.
  NP7 9LF
  Tuesday February 7th 10.00am – 4.00pm

• Potato Day – Dorset

  Drimpton Potato Day
  Drimpton Village Hall
  Drimpton
  Nr Beaminster
  Dorset.
  DT8 3RF
  Saturday February 11th 10.30am – 3.30pm

• Potato Day – Cambridgeshire

  Cambridgeshire Self Sufficiency Group
  Huntingdon Commemoration Hall
  High Street
  Huntingdon
  Cambridgeshire.
  PE29 3AQ
  Saturday February 11th from 10.30am

• Potato Day – Shropshire

  Shropshire Wildlife Trust
  Visitor Centre
  Abbey Foregate,
  Shrewsbury.
  SY2 6ND
  Saturday February 11th 10.00am – 3.00pm

• Potato Day & Seed Swap – Exeter

  St Matthews Church Hall
  (by the triangle car park off Heavitree Road)
  Lower Summerlands
  Exeter.
  EX1 2LW
  Saturday February 11th 11.00am – 2.00pm

• Potato Day – East Anglia

  Suffolk Organic Gardeners
  Mid-Suffolk Showground
  Stonham Barns
  Pettaugh Road
  Stonham Aspal
  Nr Stowmarket
  Suffolk.
  IP14 6AT
  Saturday February 11th 9.30am – 1.30pm

• Potato Weekend – Buckinghamshire

  Buckingham Garden Centre
  Tingewick Road
  Buckingham.
  MK18 4AE
  Saturday, February 11th 10:00am – 4.00pm
  Sunday, February 12th 10.00am – 4:00pm

• Potato Day – Nelson, Lancashire

  Pendle Community High School
  Pendle Vale Campus
  Oxford Road
  Nelson
  Lancashire.
  BB9 8LF
  ( in aid of Pendle Community High)
  Sunday February 12th from 9.00am

• Potato Day – Somerset

  The Constitutional Club
  Station Road
  Castle Cary
  Somerset.
  BA7 7PF
  Sunday February 12th 10.30am – 2.30pm

• Potato Day – Mold

  Church Hall
  King Street
  Mold
  CH7 1LA
  North Wales.
  Saturday February 18th 9.30am – 1.00pm

• Potato Day – Codford

  Codford Village Hall (off A36)
  Codford
  Warminster
  Wiltshire.
  BA12 0LD
  Saturday February 18th 10.30am – 2.00pm

• Potato Day – West Yorkshire

  West Yorkshire Organic Group
  Shipley College
  Exhibition Hall
  Exhibition Road
  Saltaire
  Shipley
  West Yorkshire.
  BD18 3JW
  Saturday February 18th 10.00am – 2.00pm

• Potato Day – Manchester

  Hulme Community Garden Centre
  28 Old Birley Street
  Hulme
  Manchester.
  M15 5RG
  Sunday February 19th 11.00am – 4.00pm

• Potato Day & Seed Swap – Mere, Wiltshire

  The Grove Buildings
  Church Street
  Mere
  Warminster
  Wiltshire.
  BA12 6DS
  Sunday February 19th 10.30am – 2.00pm

• Potato Day – South East Essex

  South East Essex Organic Gardeners & Leigh-on-Sea Allotments
  Growing Together Gardens
  47 Fairfax Drive
  Southend-on-Sea.
  SS0 9AG
  Saturday February 25th 10.00am – 2.00pm

• Potato Day – Hebden Bridge

  Calder Valley Organic Gardeners
  The Church Of The Good Shepherd
  Royal Fold
  New Road
  Mytholmroyd
  Hebden Bridge.
  HX7 5DZ
  Saturday February 25th 10.00am – 3.00pm

• Potato Day – London

  Garden Museum
  Lambeth Palace Road
  London.
  SE11 7LB
  Saturday February 25th 10.30am – 4.00pm

• Potato Day – Ross-Shire

  Transition Black Isle
  North Kessock Village Hall
  North Kessock
  Ross-Shire.
  IV1 3XN
  Scotland
  Saturday February 25th 1.00pm – 4.30pm

• Potato Day – Pewsey

  Pewsey Garden Club
  Bouverie Hall
  North Street
  Pewsey.
  SN9 5ES
  Sunday February 26th 10.00am -2.00pm

• Potato Day – Cumbria

  The Parish Hall
  Caldbeck
  Wigton
  Cumbria.
  CA7 8EU
  Sunday February 26th 10.00am – 3.00pm

• Potato Day – Glasgow

  Glasgow Allotments
  The Pearce Institute
  Govan Road
  Glasgow.
  G51 3UU
  Sunday February 26th 11.00am – 3.00pm

• Potato Day – Edinburgh

  Bridgend Allotments
  41 Old Dalkeith Road
  Edinburgh.
  EH16 4TE
  Sunday February 26th 11.00am – 3.00pm

• Potato Day & Seed Swap – Frome

  Cheese & Grain
  Market Yard
  Justice Lane
  Frome.
  BA11 1BE
  Sunday February 26th 11.00am – 3.00pm

Seed Swaps – February

• Seedy Saturday – Lewes

  Lewes Town Hall
  High Street
  Lewes
  East Sussex.
  BN7 2DQ
  Saturday February 4th – 10.00am – 3.00pm

• Seedy Saturday – Alton

  Alton Methodist Church Hall
  Draymans Way
  Alton
  Hants.
  GU34 1AU
  Saturday February 4th 10.00am – 12.30pm

• Seedy Saturday – Totnes

  Birdwood House
  Totnes
  Devon.
  TQ9 5SQ
  Saturday February 4th 11.00am – 3.00pm

• Seedy Sunday – Brighton & Hove

  Hove Town Hall
  Norton Road
  Hove.
  BN3 3BQ
  Sunday February 5th 10.00am – 4.30pm

• Super Seed Swap Sunday – Bristol

  The Cube Cinema
  Dove St South
  off King Square
  Bristol.
  BS2 8JD
  Sunday February 5th 12noon – 5.00pm

• Kingston Seed Swap & Seed Potato Fair

  Kingston Permaculture Network
  Kingston Market House
  The Market Place
  Kingston upon Thames
  London.
  KT1 1JP
  Sunday February 5th 12noon – 3.00pm

• Seedy Saturday Spring Fayre – Carmarthenshire

  St Peter’s Hall
  Carmarthen
  Nott Square
  Carmarthen.
  SA31 1PG
  Saturday February 11th 10.00am – 3.00pm

• Seedy Saturday – Nottingham

  Stonebridge City Farm
  Stonebridge Road,
  St. Anns,
  Nottingham.
  NG3 2FR
  Saturday February 11th 11.00am – 3.00pm

• Seed Swap -Whitstable

  Whitstable Farmers Market
  St Mary’s Hall (Umbrella Centre)
  Oxford Street
  Whitstable
  Kent.
  Saturday 11th February 9.30am to 2.00pm

• Annual Seed Exchange – Cambridge

  Bottisham & District Annual Seed Exchange
  Queen’s Court
  Downing Close
  Bottisham
  Cambridge.
  CB25 9DD
  February 11th 2.00pm to 4.00pm

• Seedy Saturday – Minehead & Alcombe

  Methodist Church Hall
  38 The Avenue
  Minehead
  Somerset.
  TA24 6AZ
  Saturday 11th February 10.00am to 12.00noon

• Seed Swap, Sowing & Growing – Worthing

  Transition Town Worthing
  Oak Grove College
  The Boulevard
  Worthing.
  BN13 1JX
  Saturday February 11th 2.00pm – 5.00pm

• Seed Swap – Southampton

  The Art House Gallery Café
  178 Above Bar Street
  Southampton.
  SO14 7DW
  Saturday February 11th, Sunday 12th Noon – 5.00pm

• Seedy Sunday – Wiltshire

  St Margaret’s Hall
  Bradford On Avon
  Wiltshire.
  Sunday February 12th 11.00am – 1.00pm

• Seedy Sunday – Sheffield

  Heeley City Farm
  Richards Road
  Sheffield.
  S2 3DT
  Sunday February 12th 12noon – 4.00pm

• Seedy Saturday – Horsham

  Friends Meeting House
  Worthing Road
  Horsham.
  RH12 1SL
  Saturday February 18th 10.00am – 2.00pm

• Seed Swap – Hereford

  St John Methodist Church
  St Owen Street
  Hereford.
  Saturday February 18th 10.00am – 2.00pm

• Seed Swap – Faversham

  Foyer of Faversham Library
  Newton Rd
  Faversham
  Kent.
  ME13 8DY
  Saturday February 18th 10.00am – 12.00noon

• Seed Swap – Walberswick

  Village Hall
  Walberswick
  Suffolk.
  Saturday February 18th 10.00am to 1.00pm

• Seed Swap – Bletchley

  Freeman Memorial Methodist Church Hall
  Buckingham Road
  Bletchley
  Milton Keynes.
  MK3 5HH
  Saturday February 18th 10.00am – 2.00pm

• Seedy Saturday – Cardiff

  Chapter Arts Centre
  Market Road
  Canton
  Cardiff.
  CF5 1QE
  Saturday February 25th 10.00am -12.00p.m

• Seed Swap – Powys

  The Community Garden
  Cwm Harry
  Newtown
  Powys.
  SY16 1DZ
  Saturday February 25th 10.00am – 2.00pm

• Seedy Saturday – Buxton

  Spring Gardens
  Buxton
  Derbyshire.
  Saturday February 25th 10.00am – 12noon

• Seedy Sunday – Machynlleth, Powys

  Dyfi Valley Seed Savers
  Ysgol Bro Ddyfi
  Greenfields
  Machynlleth
  Powys.
  SY20 8DR
  Sunday February 26th 10.00am – 3.00pm

• Seed Swap – Arundel

  Norfolk Hall
  Mill Road
  Arundel
  West Sussex.
  Sunday February 26th

Potato Days – March

• Potato Day & Seed Swap – Newsome, Huddersfield

  Growing Newsome
  Newsome Scout H.Q.,
  Newsome Road South,
  Newsome,
  Huddersfield,
  HD4 6JJ
  Saturday March 3rd 10.00am – 3.00pm

• Potato Day – Rushall

  Rushall and Charlton Potato Day
  Rushall Village Hall
  Rushall
  Devizes.
  SN9 6EN
  March 3rd 10.00am – 2.00pm

• Potato Day – Kelso

  Borders Organic Gardeners
  Springwood Hall
  Springwood Park
  Borders Union Showground
  Kelso
  Borders.
  TD5 8EH
  March 4th 11.00am – 3.00pm

• Potato Day – Cheshire

  The Marple and District Allotment Association
  Marple Senior Citizens Hall
  Memorial Park
  Marple
  Cheshire.
  SK6 6BA
  March 4th 10.00am – 3.00pm

• Potato Day – Blandford

  Blandford Museum Victorian Garden Club
  Pimperne Village Hall
  nr. Blandford Forum
  Dorset.
  DT11 8UJ
  March 4th 10.00am – 2.00pm

• Potato Day – Dunblane

  Dunblane Gardeners Group & Dunblane Allotment Society
  Dunblane Cathedral Halls
  The Cross
  Dunblane
  FK15 0AQ
  Scotland
  March 10th 2.00pm – 4.00pm

• Potato Day & Seedy Saturday – North East Somerset

  Farmborough Memorial Hall
  Little Lane
  Farmborough.
  BA2 0AE
  March 10th 10.00am – 2.00pm

• Potato Day – Damerham

  Damerham Village Hall
  Damerham
  Fordingbridge
  Hants.
  SP6 3HQ
  March 11th 10.30am – 2.30pm

• Potato Day – Dumfries

  Gardenwise Garden Centre
  Castle Douglas Road
  Dumfries.
  DG2 8PP
  March 11th 10.00am – 4.00pm

• Potato Day – Co. Leitrim, Ireland

  The Organic Centre
  Rossinver
  Co. Leitrim
  Ireland.
  Sunday March 11th 11.00am – 5.00pm

Seed Swaps – March

• Seed Swap – Argyll

  Kilmartin Museum Cafe
  Kilmartin House Museum
  Argyll
  Bute.
  PA31 8RQ
  Saturday March 3rd 10.00am – 4.00pm

• Seedy Saturday – Forest Row

  Transition Forest Row
  The Riverview Cafe
  Station Road
  Forest Row
  East Sussex.
  RH18 5DW
  Saturday March 3rd 10.00am – 1.00pm

• Seedy Sunday – Foxton

  Robert Monk Hall (Foxton Village Hall)
  Middle Street
  Foxton
  Leicestershire
  LE16 7RE
  Sunday March 4th 2.00pm – 4.00pm

• Seedy Saturday – Ermington

  Ermington School Hall
  Ermington
  Ivybridge
  South Devon.
  PL21 9NT
  Saturday March 10th 1.00pm to 4.00pm

• Seed Swap – Dolgellau

  Eldon Square
  Dolgellau
  Gwynedd
  LL40 1PS
  Sunday March 18th 10.00am to 2.00pm

Peppers

• Pepper Gourmet Sweet pepper Gourmet is a dwarf plant with a compact habit that produces a huge crop of gorgeous sweet crispy peppers that turn orange when mature. Gourmet has been awarded the RHS Award Of Garden Merit (AGM) and can be grown outdoors in a sunny sheltered spot.
• Pepper Gypsy F1 Sweet pepper Gypsy produces a great crop of pointed peppers with an excellent flavour approximately 10cm or 4 inches in length that turn to red when fully mature. Grow outdoors in pots in a very sunny sheltered spot or in either a conservatory or greenhouse. Resistant to tobacco mosaic virus.
• Pepper Mohawk F1 Absolutely perfect for growing on a patio or in containers as Mohawk is a lovely compact plant producing a good harvest of orange coloured peppers.
• Pepper Redskin F1 A sister plant to Mohawk with the same compact growing habit producing beautiful red skinned peppers.

Pumpkins

• Pumkin Summer Ball F1 A British bred variety producing up to 20 baby pumpkins on a compact bushy plant making it ideal for growing in containers. The pumpkins can be harvested early as a summer squash or left to mature into 1kg (2lb) summer pumpkins.

Radish

• Radish Cherry Belle A fast maturing globe shaped variety with bright red skins and white flesh which is slow to go woody. Lovely crisp and sweet with a mild flavour.
• Radish French Breakfast 3 This variety produces red cylindrical roots of a medium length that have a white tip which are crisp but tender and have a mild flavour. Awarded the RHS Award Of Garden Merit (AGM).

Salad Onions / Spring Onions / Green Onions

• Salad Onion Ishikuro A Japanese bunching onion which does not form bulbs but just gradually grows thicker stems and stands well in the ground. Ishikuro can be harvest through the season from thin salad onions to thicker stemmed salad onions removing the need for successional sowing.
• Salad Onion White Lisbon One of the traditional bulbing varieties favoured by many gardeners. Successional sowing will provide a crop throughout the season.
• Salad Onion Deep Purple A vibrant deep red-purple salad onion creating interest to any salad dish.

Spinach

• Spinach Rhino F1 A slow bolting variety of spinach producing smooth broad leaves. Rhino is a slower maturing variety which makes it ideal for baby leaves.
• Spinach Galaxy F1 A mini vegetable variety producing glossy, dark green baby spinach leaves that is fully mildew resistant.

Squash

• Squash Sunburst F1 Sunburst is a summer squash producing beautiful mini, golden yellow coloured fruits with a slight scalloped edge. Extremely tender and tasty simply lightly steam and serve whole. Awarded the RHS Award Of Garden Merit (AGM).
• Squash Festival This winter squash is a trailing variety that can be left to scramble across the patio or it can be trained up supports where space is limited. Festival produces lovely nutty flavoured grapefruit sized squashes with a pale orange flesh that are great roasted. Stores well.
• Squash Gem Gem squashes are small, shiny green fruits with a delicious sweet flavour. A winter squash so it will store, very prolific and ideal for growing in containers as the vine can be trained up canes or an obelisk.

Swiss Chard / Seakale Beet

• Swiss Chard Bright Lights Probably one of the most colourful vegetables for the kitchen garden with stems ranging in colour from red, green, violet, white, pink, gold, orange and yellow. The leaves can be cooked like spinach with the stems needing slightly longer to cook. Awarded the RHS Award Of Garden Merit (AGM).

Tomatoes

• Tomato Ferline F1 Indeterminate (cordon). An extremely high yielding variety that produces very good sized tomatoes with a fabulous flavour over a long season. Ferline is blight tolerant, resistant to fusarium wilt and verticillium wilt. An excellent tomato that can be grown both in the greehouse and outdoors.
• Tomato Gartenperle Determinate (bush). A trailing variety so ideal for growing in hanging baskets and window boxes. Gartenperle produces a great harvest of red cherry sized juicy tomatoes throughout the season.
• Tomato Inca F1 Determinate (bush). A plum tomato variety which produces a huge crop of wonderfully tasty plum tomatoes both outdoors and in the greenhouse. The tomatoes have a thick meaty flesh making them excellent for cooking. Tolerance to fusasrium and verticillium wilts.
• Tomato Balconi Yellow Determinate (bush). This variety will trail when grown in hanging baskets producing a very heavy crop of sweet, delicious yellow cherry tomatoes. A sister plant to Balconi Red.

Cucumbers

• Cucumber Marketmore An excellent variety of cucumber for growing outdoors producing good sized juicy cucumbers that are crisp with a fabulous flavour. Awarded the RHS Award Of Garden Merit (AGM).
• Cucumber Green Fingers F1 These are ideal for the children’s lunch box. Green Fingers produces small finger sized 10cm or 4 inch cucumbers which have a smooth skin and are bitter free.

Leeks

• Leek King Richard An ideal variety for growing on the patio producing extra long slim leeks that can be sown direct and do not require earthing up. Grow King Richard leeks close together for delicious baby leeks.
• Leek Volta F1 An early variety with a good length stem that can be sown direct and used as tasty baby leeks.
• Leek Tornado Suitable for growing as baby leeks, Tornado produces good long stems that have some rust resistance.

Lettuce

• Lettuce Little Gem A deliciously sweet and crisp small lettuce with a solid head which is ideal for growing in containers.
• Lettuce Tom Thumb A compact, small butterhead type lettuce which has lovely, crunchy but soft leaves and is perfect for close spacing.
• Mixed Salad Leaves Most of the seed suppliers sell packets of mixed salad leaves which are ideal for container growing as a sprinkling of seeds will produce a harvest of various varieties, colours and flavours all in one container.

Mangetout

• Mangetout Oregon Sugar Pod This variety produces a heavy crop of large mangetout pea pods, also known as snow peas, which are crisp and delicious. The pods are stringless when young and are excellent stir fried. Growing to 90cm or 36 inches simply give the plants some twiggy pea sticks for support.
• Mangetout Norli Norli is a true French type mangetout pea which produces small dark green pods that taste so sweet and crisp. This variety is resistant to fusarium wilt and grows to 60cm or 24 inches. Again give the plants a little support from twiggy pea sticks.

Marrow

• Marrow Baby Bush A bush type marrow plant producing a great harvest of tasty baby marrows which are approximately three quarters the size of standard marrows.

Pak Choi

• Pak Choi Green Revolution F1 This is a compact variety of pak choi, which is slow to bolt, can be used as a tasty ‘baby leaf’ in salads or the heads can be left to mature.
• Pak Choi Hanakan F1 When mature Hanakan produces gorgeous green leaf baby heads of Pak Choi which are fabulous in stir fries.

Peas

• Pea Kelvedon Wonder A prolific cropping dwarf variety of pea producing huge crops of pods containing approximately seven extremely tasty peas that grows to just 45cm or 18 inches in height. Give some support with twiggy pea sticks. Resistant to pea wilt and tolerant to downy mildew. Awarded the RHS Award Of Garden Merit (AGM).
• Pea Half Pint Half Pint is a wonderful dwarf variety which will grow to only 30cm or 12 inches in height and requires no support. Continous picking of the pea pods will prolong the harvest. A great variety for children to grow.

Aubergines / Eggplants

• Baby Rosanna F1 Produces a prolific harvest of golf ball size aubergines which are bitter free. Growing to 60cms or 24 inches the plants need a sunny, sheltered position on a patio or in a conservatory.
• Baby Belle F1 A dwarf, compact, spine free plant growing to just 30cm or 12 inches in height producing a great harvest of small jet black aubergines. A sunny, sheltered spot is best.

Beans

• Dwarf (Bush) Borlotto Bean Firetongue Dwarf borlotto beans are a colourful addition to the vegetable garden with stricking bright red speckled pods up to 16cm or 6 inches in length containing red speckled beans that can be eaten fresh, dried or frozen.
• Dwarf (Bush) French Bean Kenyan Safari An excellent french bean that is very heavy cropping producing large clusters of beans which are held high making harvesting easier. The beans are the ‘filet’ type, very slender and stringless with a fabulous flavour. Awarded the RHS Award Of Garden Merit (AGM).
• Dwarf (Bush) French Bean Sprite An outstanding variety producing 15cm or 6 inches long dark green, fleshy pods which are completely stringless and taste great. Awarded the RHS Award Of Garden Merit (AGM).
• Dwarf Runner Bean Hestia A beautiful red and white flowering plant growing to just 45cm or 18 inches in height producing a bumper crop of delicious slim and totally stringless runner beans.

Beetroot

• Beetroot Pronto A baby globe beetroot variety, making it perfect for container growing, with a superb flavour and wonderful coloured foliage.
• Beetroot Pablo F1 This variety produces dark red round beetroots with only a small tap root making it ideal for tasty baby beets. Use the leaves as you would spinach.

Carrots

• Carrot Little Fingers This variety is as the name suggests, delightful little roots that are so sweet and full of flavour that can be harvested at only 9 weeks.
• Carrot Parmex A quick growing variety that produces golf ball sized carrots with an excellent flavour as good as any of the traditional carrot varieties. Awarded the RHS Award Of Garden Merit (AGM).
• Carrot Paris Market A really tasty bit sized carrot with smooth round roots that are fast to mature. Wonderful cooked whole in stews and casseroles.

Chili Peppers

• Chili Pepper Cheyenne F1 Hot! An early ripening compact variety that grows to 45cm or 18 inches in height. Cheyenne produces a large harvest of hot orange coloured fruits.
• Chili Pepper Demon Red Very hot! A very prolific dwarf variety producing masses of green chili peppers that turn bright red when mature.

Courgettes / Zucchinis

• Courgette Defender F1 Defender is an excellent British bred variety resistant to Cucumber Mosaic Virus that never fails to produce a huge crop of dark green superbly flavoured courgettes. Awarded the RHS Award Of Garden Merit (AGM).
• Courgette Black Forest F1 This is a climbing variety of courgette so it is perfect for patio’s and backyards producing tasty dark skinned courgettes.
• Courgette Midnight F1 Another British bred courgette which produces compact plants that are spine free so making it easier to harvest the delicious dark green glossy fruits.