Miscellaneous Vegetables

Below are details of the varieties of vegetable which do not fit into the other catagories we will have available as plants this year.

Beetroot; These are produced by direct sowing into 20 cell trays. For those who have grown Beetroot before, you will know that each seed produces 2-3 plants, of which the strongest should be selected and the others removed, in order for the root to properly develop. This will already have been done before the plants are ready for sale

Celery; New introduction for 2009. These are sown into seed trays and then pricked out into idividual cells in 24 cell plug trays. Each tray can be easily divided into individual plants, enabling the purchase of individaul plants if a whole tray is not required, or they can be mixed with other vegetables, in the same size plug tray and still only pay the whole tray price.

Florence Fenel; These are sown into seed trays and then pricked out into idividual cells in 24 cell plug trays. Each tray can be easily divided into individual plants, enabling the purchase of individaul plants if a whole tray is not required, or they can be mixed with other vegetables, in the same size plug tray and still only pay the whole tray price.

Sweetcorn; These are sown directly into strips of 4-5 seeds per strip. Trays are made up of 5 strips. It is reccomended that you plant sweetcorn in blocks of, at the minimum, 9 plants (planted in a square 3 plants by 3 plants).

Beetroot is only sold in 20's at £3 per tray, 4 trays for £10 (optional pick and mix with leeks and onions)

Fennel and Celery is priced at 25p each or £5 a tray (24 plants)

Sweetcorn is priced at £1.20 a strip or £5.50 a tray

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