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All Fruit Seeds
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Woodland StrawberryFragaria vesca, Alpine Strawberry, Wild Strawberry A woodland strawberry selection which produces an abundance of delicious, small, red fruits from July to September. The superbly sweet strawberries are carried high on the plant, making them easier to pick and reducing the risk of disease and rotting as most fruits are held above soil level. Ideal for growing in baskets and containers outside the backdoor to tempt you every time you pass by. Height: 20cm (8"). Spread: 30cm (12"). Culinary note: Some parts of these flowers are edible. For more details about edible flowers click here. More info |
Strawberry 'Sarian' F1 Hybrid (Everbearer/ All Season)Fragaria x ananassa A new generation of everbearing strawberries from seed. From an early spring sowing Strawberry ‘Sarian’ produces an abundance of large, sweet, juicy, bright red fruits, throughout the summer until the frosts. These compact, well branched plants are ideal in baskets, containers or Flower Pouches®. Height: 20cm (8"). Spread: 30cm (12").Culinary note: Some parts of these flowers are edible. For more details about edible flowers click here. More info |
Pepino (Melon Pear)Solanum muricatum, Melon Shrub, Pepino Dulce The unusual, round fruits of the Melon pear are cream skinned with purple streaks. The deliciously sweet and juicy flesh has a taste and aroma similar to melon, and can be eaten in a similar way. Pepino is a shrubby fruit plant that is ideal for growing in a container in the greenhouse or a sunny conservatory, as the plants need warmth to flower and fruit successfully. Height and spread: 90cm (36"). More info |
Golden Berry 'Pineapple'Physalis peruviana, Cape Gooseberry, Physalis edulis, Ground Cherry A dwarf variety with branching stems and a neat, bushy habit. Golden Berry ‘Pineapple’ produces heavy crops of tangy pineapple flavoured fruits in late summer and autumn. The bright orange berries are enclosed by a papery husk creating an attractive Chinese lantern appearance. Physalis peruviana is half hardy and therefore tends to be grown as an annual in the UK. Height and spread: 60cm (24"). More info |
Melon 'Galia' F1 HybridCucumis melo This well known melon absolutely oozes with sugary sweet juice and crisp succulent flesh. Galia melons are very vigorous plants with good mildew resistance. The delicious fruits with netted skins mature early and in rapid succession ensuring a plentiful crop of fresh Galia melons. Height and spread: 2m (6’, 6"). Melons require high temperatures and humidity. In all but the very warmest areas cultivation is most successful in a greenhouse, or under cover of a cold frame or cloche when growing melons in the UK. More info |
Watermelon 'Blacktail Mountain'Citrullus lanatus Watermelon ‘Blacktail Mountain’ was developed in Idaho to be cold tolerant during summer nights, but also does well under warmer conditions. The fruits, each weighing up to 5kgs (11lbs), have dark green skins with juicy, crunchy scarlet flesh. They can be harvested from midsummer onwards. Height and spread: 4m (13’). Melons require high temperatures and humidity. In all but the very warmest areas cultivation is most successful in a greenhouse, or under cover of a cold frame or cloche when growing melons in the UK. More info |
Rhubarb 'Glaskin's Perpetual'Rheum x hybridum Started in heat in late winter Rhubarb ‘Glaskins Perpetual’ can be harvested lightly the following year. The large, juicy stems are excellent for tarts, pies, jam, and wine. As its name suggests, this reliable rhubarb can be harvested late in the season due to its low oxalic acid content. This easy to grow garden variety will produce some variation in the seedlings ranging from green to pink and even red stemmed plants. Height: 60cm (24"). Spread: 120cm (47"). More info |
Golden Berry 'Little Lanterns'Physalis peruviana, Cape Gooseberry, Physalis edulis, Ground Cherry A compact Cape Gooseberry that is suitable for containers on the patio, or for growing in the greenhouse. Golden Berry ‘Little Lanterns’ produces abundant orange 'Chinese Lantern’ fruits that can be harvested in autumn and make an attractive edible decoration for desserts. Physalis peruviana is half hardy and therefore tends to be grown as an annual in the UK. Height and spread: 90cm (36"). More info |
Melon 'Edonis' F1 HybridCucumis melo Melon ‘Edonis’ is a productive variety that is very early to ripen particularly when grown under glass. The pale orange fleshed fruits weigh up to 600g (1½lb) and can be harvested from midsummer onwards. The sweet flavoured fruits have a refreshing, delicate flavour and an attractive juicy appearance. This RHS AGM variety also has good resistance to fusarium wilt. Height and spread: 2m (6’, 6"). Melons require high temperatures and humidity. In all but the very warmest areas cultivation is most successful in a greenhouse, or under cover of a cold frame or cloche when growing melons in the UK. More info |
Kiwi FruitActinidia deliciosa, Chinese Gooseberry, Actinidia chinensis A spectacular and vigorous hardy climber for a sunny sheltered wall. The twining stems produce pretty white summer flowers set against a cloak of attractive heart shaped foliage. The egg shaped fruits that follow can be harvested in October for a delicious freshly picked dessert. Height: 9m (29’). Spread: 5m (16’). These kiwi vines are not self fertile. We recommend planting 3 or 4 plants close together to ensure pollination. More info |
Melon 'Castella'Cucumis melo, Melon 'Amber Nectar' Melon ‘Castella’ has been specially bred to produce large melons out of doors as well as in the greenhouse. The colourful striped fruits of Melon ‘Castella’ can swell to 3.5lb, and are tender, juicy and sweet. The delicious fruits can be harvested from midsummer and will store in the fridge for at least 1 week longer than other varieties - they will even freeze well too! This RHS AGM variety also has good resistance to powdery mildew and Fusarium races 0 to 2. Height and spread: 2m (6’, 6"). Melons require high temperatures and humidity. In all but the very warmest areas cultivation is most successful in a greenhouse, or under cover of a cold frame or cloche when growing melons in the UK. More info |
Melon 'Outdoor Wonder' F1 HybridCucumis melo True to its name, Melon ‘Outdoor Wonder’ is ideal for growing outdoors through black plastic or under cloches. This Galia type reliably produces pale green fleshed melons even in less than perfect British summers, and has good mildew resistance too. The tennis ball sized fruits are the perfect size for a one person serving! Height and spread: 2m (6’, 6"). Melons require high temperatures and humidity. In all but the very warmest areas cultivation is most successful in a greenhouse, or under cover of a cold frame or cloche when growing melons in the UK. More info |
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