Fritillaria Imperialis Rubra (1 bulb) £3.9500
Fritillaria Imperialis Rubra is a terrific multi headed fritillaria with orangey red flowers. Growing to a tall 70cm they flower in April through to May and look great in garden borders and flower beds. Fritillaria Imperialis prefer full sun, well-drained soil, which is preferably alkaline and enriched with leaf mould or compost. Plant as focal points in borders, between shrubs and in containers near the terrace. Plant the bulbs on their sides to prevent water collecting in the hollow of the bulb. In heavy soils, place grit around the bulb within the planting hole. Should the bulbs become over crowded, lift, divide and replant in August. Fritillaria Imperialis can be slow to establish, so plant in their final position and avoid moving. They may not flower in their first year and also the season after moving.

Bean Runner Enorma Duchy Originals Seeds £2.9500
Bumper crops of very long straight, slender pods. Fine texture and first class flavour. Pods grow up to 50cm in length. Sow May to July outdoors, directly into rich, well prepared soil in a sunny spot. Provide support for climbing habit, either a row or wigwam of 180cm canes or netting, sow 2 seeds against each cane, 4cm deep. Can also be sown individually in small pots or cells under glass at 18-20C from mid April to transplant outdoors once all risk of frost has passed. Keep watered, particularly once flowering commences, adding a mulch during hottest, dry periods. Pick pods regularly whilst young for heaviest yields and to extend the season. Harvest July to October.

Bean Climbing Helda Duchy Originals Seeds £2.9500
Early variety, producing good yields throughout the summer. Pods grow up to 25cm in length and 21mm width. Can be grown in the greenhouse for earlier crops. Sow May to July outdoors, directly into rich, well prepared soil in a sunny spot. Provide support for climbing habit, either a row or wigwam of 180cm canes or netting. Sow 2 seeds against each cane, 4cm deep. Keep watered, particularly once flowering commences, adding a mulch during hottest, dry periods. Pick pods regularly whilst young for heaviest yields and to extend the season. Harvest July to October.

Bean Runner Scarlet Emperor Duchy Originals Seeds £2.9500
Heritage variety, with huge crops of medium pods throughout the summer. Good flavour. Sow May to July outdoors, directly into rich, well prepared soil in a sunny spot. Provide support for climbing habit, either a row or wigwam of 180cm canes or netting, sow 2 seeds against each cane, 4cm deep. Can also be sown individually in small pots or cells under glass at 18-20C from mid April to transplant outdoors once all risk of frost has passed. Keep watered, particularly once flowering commences, adding a mulch during hottest, dry periods. Pick pods regularly whilst young for heaviest yields and to extend the season. Harvest July to September.

Bean Dwarf Maxi Duchy Originals Seeds £2.9500
Quick maturing crops of pods which form above the leaves for easier harvesting. Pods grow up to 20cm in length. Sow May to July outdoors, directly into rich, well prepared soil in a sunny spot. Sow 3 or 4 seeds together 4cm deep. Allow 20cm between each group of seeds in the row and allow 45cm between rows. Also ideal for growing in large pots and containers. Hoe regularly and keep watered, adding a mulch during hottest, dry periods. Pick pods regularly whilst young for heaviest yields and to extend the season. Harvest June to October.

Radish Rudolf Duchy Originals Seeds £1.9500
Quick growing, with good coloured roots and crisp white flesh. Sow March to July outdoors, in well prepared soil. Sow thinly in either narrow or broad drills, 13mm deep and 30cm apart. Sow in January to March under glass for earlier crops. Thin seedlings as necessary to about 20mm apart. Keep watered for juiciest roots and to minimise bolting (running to seed). Harvest May to October outdoors, March onwards under glass

Tomato Moneymaker Duchy Originals Seeds £1.9500
Popular and very reliable variety, producing plenty of fruit throughout the summer. Grow outdoors or under glass. Sow March to May, in pots or trays on the surface of barely moist seed compost and cover with a sprinkling of finely sieved compost. Place in a propagator at 18-20C until germination, which takes up to 10 days. Transplant seedlings into small pots or cells until plants are about 10cm high. Then plant outdoors 60cm apart once frost risk has passed, or in a growbag in the greenhouse. Support plant with a stout cane and remove shoots between the leaf axils (sideshoot) regularly. Pick fruits regularly to extend the season. Harvest July to October.

Chervil Curled Duchy Originals Seeds £1.9500
Quick growing annual with a delicate aniseed flavour. Height to 45cm March to August outdoors, directly into prepared soil in semi shade. Sow thinly 13mm deep, in rows 30cm apart. Or sow indoors in pots on the windowsill for fresh leaves virtually all year round. Thin seedlings to 15cm apart. Plants can quickly run to flower if not kept watered and regular sowings are required for a constant supply. Harvest May to sharp frosts, although good winter hardiness