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To plant a seed is to believe in tomorrow

Flower Seeds to Sow in December

£2.65

THLASPI ARVENSIS PENNY CRESS GREEN DRAGON Add to Basket

THLASPI ARVENSIS PENNY CRESS GREEN DRAGON

Cat no: 2273B

100 Seeds in packet

Availability: In stock

£2.95

STOCKS QUARTET APRICOT Add to Basket

STOCKS QUARTET APRICOT

Cat no: 2239D

50 Seeds in packet

Availability: In stock

£3.50

BAPTISIA AUSTRALIS Add to Basket

BAPTISIA AUSTRALIS

Cat no: 1171

20 in packet

Availability: In stock

£3.65

SWEET PEA SCENTED BOUQUET Add to Basket

SWEET PEA SCENTED BOUQUET

Cat no: 2248

40 Seeds in packet

Availability: In stock

Vegetable Seeds to Sow in December

£2.55

LETTUCE MARVEL OF FOUR SEASONS Add to Basket

LETTUCE MARVEL OF FOUR SEASONS

Cat no: 0213H

250 Seeds in packet

Availability: In stock

£2.55

LETTUCE BLONDE DE PARIS Add to Basket

LETTUCE BLONDE DE PARIS

Cat no: 0213G

250 Seeds in packet

Availability: In stock

£3.05

LETTUCE PIGALE F1 Add to Basket

LETTUCE PIGALE F1

Cat no: 0215L

40 Pills in packet

Availability: In stock

£2.65

LETTUCE BURGER LEAF GREWGER F1 Add to Basket

LETTUCE BURGER LEAF GREWGER F1

Cat no: 0216L

25 Seeds in packet

Availability: In stock

Planting to do

Vegetables and fruit
Exhibitors should be sowing Onion Kelsae during December traditionally on the 25th.

Now is the time to prepare Runner Bean trenches and an opportunity to fill them with compost or any other organic matter which will retain moisture. N.B. Not carpet or under felt which we have seen done before!

Other jobs

Flowers
Any Rose Bushes still arriving, ‘heel in’ if the weather doesn’t permit you to plant properly.

Any Rhododendrons or other container grown shrubs may now need an overcoat of fleece to help them through the worst of the frost. If there is an early flowering Viburnum pick a few stems for the kitchen where the scent will be appreciated.

Remember to keep indoor Cyclamen in the cool. More plants are lost by overheating than anything else.

Vegetables and Fruit
Frost should have sweetened the Parsnips and Leeks in the ground for Christmas. Sprouts will also benefit from a good frost.

Stored Carrots and Beetroot should be checked and more to the point used.

If you can scrounge some Mistletoe do it quickly because the shop bought branches have been cut for some time and are already drooping.