(Funnel Group) Evergreen - Semi-dwarf, very strong & robust rounded umbels of bright cornflower-blue flowers on upright stems above dark, narrow green leaves In July-Aug. Lush green strap-like leaves compact 60cm tall and a spread of 60cm free flowering

(Deciduous) A new variety with large heads of dark blue flowers complemented by dark almost black stems opening from near black buds. The fading flowers are followed by black seeds heads, Ht 80 cm (30 inches) Full Sun, well drained Soil (LIMITED STOCK)

2nd Early - Waxy Flesh - Balmoral is a beautiful part coloured potato bred in 1991 by TEAGASC in Ireland. A high yielding variety with shallow eyes that makes it a useful exhibition variety for use on the showbench. Balmoral shows good resistance to powdery scab, common scab and blackleg. Use: Boil, Bake & Chip, Priced for One Kilo

90 days. Capsicum annuum. Plant produces good yields of 6 inch long  thin Straight twisting fruits which turn from lime green to red when mature. Plant also has green stems, green leaves, and white flowers, Likes a nice warm spot, grows outside in Summer

Aka Merlin’s Apple – from a tree growing on Bardsey Island of the North Wales coast which stands in the garden of a house built by Lord Newborough in the 1870’s. Creamy-yellow with pink stripes, the fruit stores well until Christmas and also cooks to a straw coloured fluff. Disease resistant. Pick Sept, Use Oct – Dec, Priced for: 1 yr Maiden

Flat - Italian climbing heirloom with a dual purpose as Flageolets when picked young or as a mature bean for eating or drying for a nibble in those cold winter months.. Spectacular flat greenish white pods with red strips, (sort of like fire) Ht: 5 to 6 feet

Indian / Ceylon Green Spinach , Also called Malabar Greens - In summer, when regular spinach turns bitter, this green stemmed climbing variety is at its best. Lush-green, heart-shaped leaves & shoots taste similar to ordinary spinach & are harvested regularly to be eaten raw or cooked & is high in vitamin A, vitamin C, iron, & calcium; also a good source of chlorophyll, very Heat tolerant. Grow as an annual, The Juice from fruits are used as a red dye

From Somerset c. 1864, pale yellow with red flush and stripes. Good for eating ‘off the tree’. Pick August, use August-September., Priced for: 1 yr Maiden