Corn Cockle
This is a lovely summer-flowering annual which has grey-green leaves and large magenta flowers. It is easy to grow and best suited for growing as a border filler. It can be sown in situ in early spring or in pots in autumn before planting out the ... [... more]
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Easy Poly Tunnel
 Tough UV stabilised polyethylene cover that forms a complete barrier retaining humidity and warmth and protects against frosts harsh weather and pests (ideal for winter and early spring vegetables). Easy tunnels extend up to 3m and compact like an acc [... more]
£24.00
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Leek Musselburgh Improved Seeds
A very hardy and exceptionally fine strain of this popular mid season variety. Leeks prefer ordinary well drained soil in sun or semi-shade and can follow early peas or potatoes. Sow in early spring outdoors in a well prepared seed bed. Sow thinly 1cm [... more]
£1.89
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Broad Bean Express Seeds
This is the fastest maturing variety of any broad bean and an early spring sowing will outyield all others. Up to 34 good pods per plant! It is a good bean for freezing as it does not discolour. Sow the seed any time from late winter to early summer 5cm [... more]
£2.29
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Easy Poly Tunnel Giant
Tough UV stabilised polyethylene cover that forms a complete barrier retaining humidity and warmth and protects against frosts harsh weather and pests (ideal for winter and early spring vegetables). Easy tunnels extend up to 3m and compact like an accordi [... more]
£29.00
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Spirea Arguta
A superb shrub for the early spring with lots of small pure-white flowers. The deciduous foliage is relative small and bright green in colour. It grows to about 2m high. [... more]
£6.00
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Peach
Correct positioning and soil type are the key to growing peaches successfully. Peaches produce blossom in early spring and this can easily be damaged by frosts. For this reason a south-facing wall (house walls are ideal) protected from wind is ... [... more]
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Plum Sawfly
Break the pest's lifecycle at two points. First, in late winter and early Spring, gently loosen and turn the soil around the base of the tree with a trowel or hoe. This will expose the over-wintering pupae to birds who love to eat them. You ... [... more]
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Growing Carrots
Start digging over your soil in late winter or early spring, removing any stones you find and thoroughly turning the soil until it has a fine, crumbly texture. Carrots grow best in a sunny spot that has light, fertile, sandy soil, free from ... [... more]
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Clematis
'Moniusko' is a striking clematis with dark violet blooms that are complemented perfectly by a central cluster of violet-coloured anthers.To prune, remove any dead or weak stems in late-winter or early spring and cut remaining stems back to the ... [... more]
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Grow Crops In Pots
You may not have room for a vegetable patch or time for an allotment, but you can plant up pots from early spring onwards with edible crops and enjoy fresh, tasty, homegrown produce all summer. Lots of varieties are happy in pots if you look ... [... more]
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Lift And Divide Irises
Lift your irises in autumn or early spring to break up overgrown clumps, make new plants and encourage flowering. Split the clumps apart with a sharp knife, making sure each piece of rhizome has roots attached. Cut the leaves in half horizontally ... [... more]
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