New products at Suttons Seeds
by Sarah - October 2nd, 2014.Filed under: New Products, Suttons Seeds.
Suttons Seeds just added these new lines
Complete Early Starter Collection £34.93
The Early Starter Collection contains 176 superb vegetable plant varieties (22 each of eight varieties), long-lasting multi-use mulch film and fleece. (Please note: Vegetable plants, Mulch Film and Fleece are available individually.)Beetroot Boltardy – Top seller! Resistant to bolting and highly recommended! RHS Award of Garden Merit winner. Great beginner variety. Harvest May-June. Kohl Rabi Korist F1 – A very early white-skinned variety with a flattish globe shape. Harvest April-May.Broccoli (Calabrese) Marathon F1 – A good crop whatever the weather! Harvest July to September.Cabbage Duchy F1 – The first of the season, ready 69-77 days after planting. Harvest May-July.Kale Reflex F1 – A full flavoured modern, high yielding variety. RHS Award of Garden Merit winner. Harvest May-December.Leaf Beet Bright Lights – The most ornamental of swiss chard. RHS Award of Garden Merit winner. Harvest May-October.Lettuce Little Gem – Quick to mature, dwarf and compact. Harvest May-July.Lettuce Mix – A bumper crop of delicious freshly produce! Harvest late April-July.Long-lasting Multi-use Mulch Film – Long-lasting mulch film that is 100% biodegradable, gradually disappearing over time and helping to enrich the soil! 1.3m (4’3) x 8m (26’3).Fleece – Our non-woven polypropylene fleece is ideal for all types of crops, humidification. 2m (6’6) x 10m (33′) roll.
Mount Fuji Tree £19.99
Gently weeping with large single or semi-double flowers. Sweetly fragranced and fast growing with a small, flat-topped appearance. RHS Award of Garden Merit winner. Flowers March-April. Height 3m. BUY ANY 2 PRUNUS FOR 24.99! (5.00 will autumatically be deducted when you place your order for this item.)
Mount Charles Sargent Tree £19.99
Good for restricted spaces. Fan-shaped crown with vivid autumn colour, copper-coloured new spring leaves and a pink blossom that holds its colour. RHS Award of Garden Merit winner. Flowers March-April. Height 3m.BUY ANY 2 PRUNUS FOR 24.99! (5.00 will be deducted automatically from the second item when you order.)
Early Leaf Plants – Collection £18.96
Vegetables to plant now and harvest just after winter – to fill The Hungry Gap! The hungry gap is that time of the year after winter, from around the end of March until the end of June, when there isn’t much around to harvest. The winter crops have finished and spring sowings have yet to produce their crops. The Early Leaf Collection contains 88 plants (22 of each variety):Kale Reflex F1 – A full flavoured modern, high yielding variety. RHS Award of Garden Merit winner. Harvest May-December.Leaf Beet Bright Lights – The most ornamental of swiss chard. RHS Award of Garden Merit winner. Harvest May-October.Lettuce Little Gem – Quick to mature, dwarf and compact. Harvest May-July.Lettuce Mix – A bumper crop of delicious freshly produce! Harvest late April-July.
Oenothera Plants – Gold Dream £11.99
A striking oenothera in vibrant lemon yellow. Exceptionally large flowers and a superb mounding/tumbling habit. Flowers June-October. Height 20-30cm (8-12).
Sundiascia Plants – Sakura Pink £11.99
An new colour in the sundiascia series. Arching, upright stems bearing blush pink flowers with dark pink eyes. Flowers continuously all summer. Fully hardy. Height 50-60cm (20-24).
Brassica Plants – Collection £10.99
Vegetables to plant now and harvest just after winter – to fill The Hungry Gap! The hungry gap is that time of the year after winter, from around the end of March until the end of June, when there isn’t much around to harvest. The winter crops have finished and spring sowings have yet to produce their crops. The Brassica Collection contains 44 plants (22 of each variety):Broccoli (Calabrese) Marathon F1 – A good crop whatever the weather! Harvest July to September. Cabbage Duchy F1 – The first of the season, ready 69-77 days after planting. Harvest May-July.
Cornus alba Plants £9.99
A large, upright, deciduous shrub with a suckering habit, boasting deep red stems that come into their own when the plant loses its leaves in winter. It also produces clusters of small white flowers in late spring and early summer, which mature into white berries in autumn. Why not try growing it with bergenia, as pictured – the contrast of leaf shape and colour is superb! Height up to 3m.BUY ANY 2 SHRUBS & GET A 3rd FREE!Be tempted! There is always a space where you could plant a shrub. Unlike herbaceous perennials, which die back to the ground each winter, they provide a permanent 3-dimensional structure, forming a backdrop to their more ephemeral neighbours. Some shrubs are easy to grow or provide particular interest. Some have an extended flowering season and others provide additional colour or structure at different times of the year.
Viburnum opulus ‘Compactum’ Plants £9.99
A medium-sized deciduous shrub whose attractively lobed leaves form the backdrop to flat heads of cream-and-white flowers. In autumn, it boasts purplish-pink leaves and bright red berries. Ideal for attracting wildlife into the garden. RHS Award of Garden Merit winner. Flowers May-June. Height 1.5m.BUY ANY 2 SHRUBS & GET A 3rd FREE!Be tempted! There is always a space where you could plant a shrub. Unlike herbaceous perennials, which die back to the ground each winter, they provide a permanent 3-dimensional structure, forming a backdrop to their more ephemeral neighbours. Some shrubs are easy to grow or provide particular interest. Some have an extended flowering season and others provide additional colour or structure at different times of the year.