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Seeds – Basil “Lemon”

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Seeds – Basil “Purple”

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Seeds – Basil “Sweet”

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Seeds – Beet Leaf Rainbow Chard

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Chard (Beta vulgaris) is also known as leaf beet or spinach beet, and in fact the two share the same

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Seeds – Beet leaf Perpetual Spinach Rhs Agm

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This reliable vegetable produces a mass of mid-green leaves suitable for steaming or boiling all year round. Fantastic for the

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Seeds – Beetroot Boltardy Rhs

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Beetroot seeds – Boltardy is the most popular choice for early sowing, good resistance to bolting. Produces medium size globe

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Seeds – Beetroot Detroit 2

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Introduced nearly a century ago and still one of the favourites for main crop sowing. Deep red flesh, marvellous flavour

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Seeds – Beetroot Pablo F1 Rhs Agm

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This excellent deep red beetroot can be used as a baby beet, or grown on as a main crop. Perfect

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Seeds – Beetroot Red Ace F1

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Beetroot seeds – Red Ace F1 is a very vigorous grower and produces outstanding quality and uniform roots. The roots

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Seeds – Bergamot Mixed

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Seeds – Borage

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Seeds – Broccoli Purple Sprouting

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Purple-sprouting broccoli is extremely hardy, tolerating temperatures as low as -12°C. Sow in March to harvest in early winter, or

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