Vegetable seeds Tomatillo - Watercress
Vegetable seeds Tomatillo verde and Tomatillo Purple, Turnip Atlantic, Snowball, Market Express, Purple Top Milan, Watercress seeds



Tomatillo
Looking for something unusual to grow!
Tomatillo is becoming very popular, it is easy to grow, heavy cropping, fruits are used in salsa and Mexican cuisine. Tomatillo is grown the same way as tomato and prefers warm growing conditions, they can be grown outdoors in a warm sheltered spot after hardening off but will prefer the warmth of a greenhouse (Images show tomatillo grown outdoors against greenhouse in grow bags). Fruits are about the size of a large cherry tomato and are covered in a thin paper husk. Tomatillo is not self-fertile you must have a minimum of 2 plants to get fruits. Sow February to April Harvest August to September

 


 




 

Tomatillo De Milpa
Av 50 seeds
Physalis ixocarpa
Round fruits store fresh for several weeks in baskets, or with the husks pulled back and strung like garlic, handy for fresh salsa. Fruits blush with purple after harvest.

£1.15 Add to basket

 

 

 

Tomatillo Verde from Nickys Seeds


Tomatillo Verde Fruits showing one fruit cut open

 

Tomatillo Verde
Av 300 seeds
Grown for their husk enclosed fruits. Pick fruits when green, over ripe if yellow, easy to grow heavy cropping variety excellent raw or cooked in salads, salsa, Mexican dishes or Chutneys.

£1.15 Add to basket

 

 

 

 

 

 

 



 


omatillo Purple from Nickys Seeds

 

Tomatillo Purple
Av 150 seeds
Grown for their husk enclosed fruits. Purple fruited variety. Papery husk tinged and veined purple fruits ripen green to purple.

£1.00 Add to basket

Tomatillo Purple fruits

 

 


Turnip
(Brassica rapa)
Sow spring to summer in succession to provide continual crop of young turnips, Turnip greens can be harvested spring onwards. Sow 1cm deep in drills, thin seedlings to 10-15cm apart. 30cm between rows. Keep well watered. Sow late winter to early spring for summer crops. Sow mid summer to late summer for autumn and winter crops. Sow Late summer for Turnip greens leave 10cm between rows do not thin

Turnip Market Express seeds

 

 

Turnip Market Express
Av 350 Seeds

Hybrid pure white variety, small extremely quick maturing, Japanese type. Grows well in cold climates, harvest roots at 3-5cm

£1.40 Add to basket

 

 

Turnip Snowball seeds

Turnip Snowball
Av 1,700 Seeds
Early maturing sweet flavoured tender variety with skin and flesh both golden yellow. Can also be autumn sown.

£0.95 Add to basket

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 £1.50 Add to basket

 

 

 

Vegetable Turnip Atlantic F1 seeds

Turnip Atlantic F1
Av 500 seeds
A purple top milan type which is improved and suited to baby vegetable production having a much longer sowing and harvesting period. It can be harvested from golf ball size and is ideal for all year round production when grown under cover during winter. Sow from April to August and harvest June to October space/thin plants to approximately 3cm apart.

£1.00 Add to basket

 

 

 

Turnip Purple Top Milan seeds

Turnip Purple Top Milan
Av 2,000 seeds
A purple top variety with white base below soil level. Very popular for fresh sales, good quality roots.

£1.00 Add to basket

 

 

 

Turnip Purple Top Milan seeds

Turnip Purple Top Milan   Organic Sourced
Av 2,000 seeds
A purple top variety with white base below soil level. Very popular for fresh sales, good quality roots.

£1.20 Add to basket

 

 


Watercress
(Nasturtium)
 


Watercress     Hardy perennial
Medicinal and culinary herb.
Rich in vitamin A, C, and D. Watercress has a spicy taste the leaves are added to salads. Can be cultivated in the garden or in pots or punnets must be kept very moist, pots or punnets can be stood in water, the water being changed daily. Outdoors broadcast sow spring when ground has warmed up onto shady moist soil, keep moist. Watercress is an excellent addition to mixed salad leaf for the salad bowl. Harvest June through to winter if crop is protected.

£0.65 Small pkt 1,000 seeds

£1.65 Large pkt 5,000 seeds


 

 

 

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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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