Allium ampeloprasum var. Babingtonii - Also known as Welsh Leek - Easy to grow British perennial. Don't pull up bulbs, Harvest the leaves; can be cut down & it grows back. Spreads by tiny bulbs, (bubulis) released from atop flower stalks, leaves used like leeks, or to add garlic flavour to meats & stews, Likes a Sunny spot. Best replanted in Autumn, then around June, foliage dies back to bulb, In Sept, growth resumes, Priced for 9 cm

Early to Mid Season - Renowned for its thin stems and excellent flavour. Originally grown for making sparkling wine, hence the name. Every rhubarb grower had their own strain, Priced for per crown

(Ten dug Tubers) , Stachys affinis, crunchy tubers can be eaten raw in salads of stir-fried. Plant tubers horizontally from October-April, harvest October, Priced for: 10 Tubers

A Pot grown tasty variety producing a tasty crop of thick spears with thin, tasty tips from the crowns. Combines high productive return with a growing life of apprx 20 yrs. Suitable for most climates & soil, Also used in flower arranging as a foliage item., Priced for: 1 yr crown

(1st century) pickled by Romans to prevent scurvy, edible, hardy & resembles asparagus, 2 ft high, with large, pale glossy green leaves. The edible young, tender whitened shoots arise with frothy white flowers that attracts butterflies & insects. As mature shoots emerge in spring, they are "blanched" to exclude light & harvested when 4-5 in long, crisp, & tender, Priced for 2 yr plant.

THIS WILL BE END June DESPATCH - Brassica oleracea var. ramosa , A Victorian favourite, this kale produces an abundance of tasty shoots during the winter. A perennial vegetable that can be left in the ground and stock increased by means of cuttings. Priced for a Super Plug (END June despatch) incl p&p

(Small Plant) Allium proliferum - One of the first plants to emerge in the spring, these arent the big & round globes you think of as onions. But much smaller orbs plus the double bonus of smaller bulblets on top of stems in clusters, like a freaky flowerhead. Usually you eat the lower bulbs & plant bulblets for more onions, hardy perennial, Gets its name from the way it moves around the garden by falling over and re-seeding.

Sold as a Plant - Allium cepa perutile - Ht:30cm. A non-flowering Evergreen Perennial onion that produces profuse clumps of bulblets which are pulled off the sides as needed for cooking, Very Hardy & stands well through the winter & for many years after. (Rare) This is NOT the Welsh Onion. Supplied as open ground plant.