The Growing Guides

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Annual Crops

• Beetroot - Moulin Rouge
• Broad Bean - Aquadulce Claudia
• Broccoli - (Autumn) Green Calabrese
• Broccoli - Raab 60 Days
• Brussels Sprout - Evesham Special
• Brussels Sprout - Ivor F1
• Cabbage - Offenham 2 (Flower Of Spring)
• Carrot - Autumn King
• Carrot - Nantes 5
• Climbing French Bean - Anellino Giallo (Golden Shrimp)
• Climbing French Bean - Dwarf Tendergreen
• Coriander - Cilantro
• Dill
• Dwarf French Bean - Borlotto Firetongue
• Dwarf French Bean - Cannellino
• Dwarf French Bean - Merveille De Piemonte
• Dwarf French Bean - Yin Yang
• Gherkin - GherKing
• Gherkin - Venlo Pickling
• Kale - Nero Di Toscana
• Leek - Musselburgh
• Leek - Porbella
• Lettuce - Cos Little Gem
• Lettuce - Lobjoits Green Cos
• Lettuce - Romaine Ballon
• Lettuce - Tom Thumb
• Onion - Bedfordshire Champion
• Onion - Ishikura
• Onion - Radar
• Onion - Red Baron
• Onion - Snowball
• Onion - Sturon
• Onion - Stuttgarter Riesen
• Onion - White Lisbon
• Pak Choi - Colour And Crunch F1
• Parsnip - Imperial Crown
• Parsnip - Tender and True
• Parsley - Giant Of Italy
• Parsley - Plain Leaved 2
• Pepper - (Chilli) Basket Of Fire F1
• Pepper - (Hot) Chilli Shake
• Radish - Crunchy Mix
• Rocket - Tricia
• Rocket - Voyager
• Runner Bean - Enorma
• Runner Bean - Scarlet Emperor
• Savoy Cabbage - Vertus 2
• Shallot - Golden Gourmet
• Spring Onion - North Holland Blood Red
• Squash - Butternut Hunter
• Swede - Magres
• Tomato - Roma VF
• Tomato - St. Pierre
• Turnip - Purple Top Milan
• Turnip - Snowball

Permanent Crops

I currently have a very limited selection of permanent crops on the site. This is mainly because of the state that the plot was in when I got it, and the need to prepare the ground by removing perennial weeds, such as bramble and nettles.

Before permanent plants are added the ground needs to be in good condition, because you do not want to find out there is an issue. If there is an issue you will either have to dig the plants up and start again, or deal with the problem with the plants in situ, which isn't ideal.

• Blackcurrent
• Gooseberries
• Strawberries
• Raspberries
• Rhubarb