Tom Thumb, a still very popular Victorian English heirloom lettuce, is a very compact, early butterhead with a small tightly bunched head. The ruffled outer leaves are light medium green while the centres are creamy white with a pleasant buttery taste. ... Learn More

A popular new F1 tomato variety with long cascading trusses of glossy red strawberry-shaped fruit. The early-ripening fruit are very sweet with a thin skin and make delicious salad or snacking tomatoes. Tomatoberry can be grown successfully outdoors or under glass.(Cordon) ... Learn More

Tom-bola! A really well-filled, generous packet of a mixture of all of our tomato seeds, some very rare and not in our catalogue. Cordon and bush varieties in all shapes, sizes and colours. You can grow a greenhouse or garden full with these but won't know what you have until they fruit! ... Learn More

This heirloom from the Ozark mountains of America is an almost disease-free cherry tomato, with good resistance to early and late blight. The high-yielding small to medium-sized soft sweet fruits have won competitions for flavour. (Cordon) ... Learn More

A rare and endangered heirloom cherry tomato from France. Bright red fruit have an orange tinge inside and a long, strong, lingering flavour. Productive vines produce loads of these tiny jewels that seem to melt in your mouth. (Cordon) ... Learn More

Topsi produces a scarlet round radish with fine roots, thin skin and firm crunchy white flesh, and can be grown as a "catch crop" between other slow growing vegetables. As its name suggests this is a fast-growing and early radish. ... Learn More

This much sought-after, extremely hot pepper originated in Trinidad and has a Scoville rating of between 1,200,000 to 2,000,000 SHU. The fruit produced are quite small and rather lumpy shaped and mature from lime green to bright red. Once you get past the burn the peppers have a pleasant fruity flavour. ... Learn More

A large and bushy vigorous variety of parsley with closely curled dark green leaves. It is fast growing and holds for a long time when mature, making harvesting easy. Excellent taste. ... Learn More

A classic, easy-to-grow, late season heirloom, setting lots of uniform, smoth-skinned fruits, which are pretty, 3 inch globes, ripening from deep pink to golden-red in clusters of 3 or 4 and with fair resistance to cracking and also good blight resistance. Fruit are of excellent flavour, and ripen evenly, producing very good yields of old fashioned tasting tomatoes right up until frost. (Cordon) ... Learn More

An attractive, high yield Acorn squash, producing on average 5 fruits per plant, Tuffy is unique in the way that the golden yellow skin has dramatic ribbing creating an unusual decorative appearance. It is perfect for baking as the tough rind ensures the shape remains whilst the flesh is deliciously sweet. ... Learn More

A British bush variety specially bred for use in containers and baskets which is even more compact than the traditional Tumbling Tom varieties, making it especially suitable for gardeners where space is at a premium. For a small plant it produces a surprisingly good yield of golden cherry-sized tomatoes. (Bush) ... Learn More

Bred to cascade over hanging baskets although remaining quite compact, this plant produces sweet and tangy fruits of medium strength with firm flesh, and is the perfect tomato plant for novice growers or people short on space.(Bush) ... Learn More

An exciting plant with rich, golden, apricot-coloured fruit growing on compact pendulous trusses. It is best grown in a hanging basket or tall container when its cascading fruit can be ornamental as well as being sweet and tasty to eat. (Bush) ... Learn More

A distinctively shaped winter squash with a multi-coloured shell, each fruit having its own "cap" or "turban" on top. Introduced in 1869, Turk's Turban has a dry almost-nutty flavour, with fruits growing to 8-12 inches diameter and up to 5 pounds. ... Learn More

The thick fleshed fruit are juicy inside with a sweet flavour. Whilst only growing to about 3 feet in height, it often needs staking to support its' heavy crop which arrive much earlier than most other tomatoes. (Bush) ... Learn More