Vegetable Leek seeds

 


Leek
Allium porrum
Sow indoors winter, outdoors early spring on. Sow thinly 1.25 cm deep in drills 30cm between rows. When seedlings are about 20cm high transplant using dibber into prepared ground 15cm deep and 15-25cm apart dependant on variety. Plant out 12 weeks after sowing. Harvest September to March dependant on variety
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Leek Below Zero

Leek Below Zero
Allium Porrum
British bred Hybrid leek that has excellent cold weather tolerance produces good quality leeks that can withstand the harshest of weathers. Dark leaves with crisp white stems, nice strong leek flavour and no bulbing. Good standing ability also being rust and bolting tolerant. Harvest from Christmas to May. Favourite of Gardeners World.

£1.35 Av 30 seeds

 

 



Leek Northern Lights

Leek Northern Lights
An extremely winter hardy variety with leaves that change from blue-green to a deep purple during the winter months. Sow April, harvest from December to mid May.

£1.65 Av 50 seeds

 

 


 

 

Leek Volta F1

Leek Stamford
NEW. An early, high yielding Hybrid variety with very erect, dark blue green foliage. Good length white shafts, with good uniformity, good resistance to bulbing and rust.

£2.55 Av 50 seeds

 

 


 

Leek Oarsman F1 seeds

Leek Oarsman
Hybrid variety with a neat, attractive appearance and uniform habit. Medium white shanks of good size, and dark green foliage. Very little wastage. One of the best hybrid leek varieties currently available. RHS Award of Garden Merit

£2.55 Av 50 seeds

 

 


 

Leek Toledo

Leek Toledo
A very high yielding late season variety producing high quality long shafts with dark blue green erect foliage. Leek Toledo has excellent winter hardiness and good resistance to bolting. Harvest from December through to March.

£1.05 Av 50 seeds

 

 


 

Leek Tornado    baby veg

Leek Tornado    baby veg
A very high yielding variety with long shanks and good cold tolerance. Erect, medium green foliage. Some rust resistance. Suitable for baby leeks.

£1.55 Av 200 seeds

 

 


 

 

Leek Zermatt

Leek Zermatt
An early Swiss Giant baby veg variety Leek Zermatt has long shaft and erect foliage. Good for storage. Suitable for baby leeks.

£1.65 Av 200 seeds

 


 

  Leek Musselburgh
An old established and very popular variety Leek Musselburgh has medium long shanks and good blanche. It is winter hardy and crops from October onwards.

£0.79 Av 150 seeds

 


 

  Leek Winter Giant 3
A high performing variety with thick medium length shafts with dark green erect foliage. Very good winter hardiness.

£1.35 Av 200 seeds

 


 

ORGANIC SOURCED LEEK SEEDS

 

 Leek Blauwgroene Herfst Tadoma vegetable seeds from Nickys Seeds

Leek Tadorna          Organic Sourced
Blauwgroene Herfst Tadorna
An excellent variety suited for January to May harvest. Dark green flags with a medium to long shaft. Good winter hardiness tolerant of yellow leaf stripe and leaf spot.

£1.90 Av 250 Seeds

 

 

 

 


Lemon Grass

Lemon Grass Images

Lemon Grass West Indian     Tender Perennial
Cymbopogon citratus
Lemon grass West Indian the most popular lemon grass for cooking, a Tropical West Indian delicacy, lemon flavoured grass. Used in Thai, Vietnamese and Indonesian and Asian dishes. It adds a Lemon tang to Stir Fries, Soups and many Chinese culinary delights. Magical powers of lust, snake repellent and psychic powers. A tropical Zone plant will not withstand temperatures below 10 degrees it is best grown indoors during colder months / all year round, in a conservatory, greenhouse or on the Kitchen windowsill, grow on the patio during the summer months. Also acts as an insect deterrent. Grow in moist, fertile well drained soil in full sun will tolerate light shade. 0.25g Av 450- 500 seeds

£1.95 Av 0.25 gram


 

 


 

 

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The cultural information should be used as a guide only, I have found a number of different sowing techniques for the same seed from different sources there does not seem to be a standard. With this in mind you should use this website as a guide only, you probably already have a tried and tested way of sowing different seeds. As a rule of thumb the larger the seed size the more cover it requires, and fine seed like Lobelia Begonia etc requires no cover.
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