VEGETABLE SEEDS Aubergines Beans - French Beans - Runner Beetroot Broad Beans Broccoli & Rapini Brussels Sprouts Cabbage Cauliflower Carrots Celery, & Celeriac Chilli Peppers Courgettes & Summer Squash Cucumbers, Gherkins & suchlike things Fennel Flowers Grains Herbs Kale Kohl Rabi Leaf Greens for Cooking Leeks Lettuces Melons & Watermelons Mustard Greens ( for cooking) Onions - spring sowing Onions - overwintering Onions - special types Oriental Greens for cooking & salads Parsnips Peas Pumpkins & Winter Squash Radishes (salad, & cooking types) Root Parsley Salad Vegetables Sweet Corn Swedes Sweet Peppers Tomatoes : Bush Types Tomatoes : Vines - Cherries Tomatoes : Vines - Larger Tomatoes : New Centiflor types Tomatilloes & Groundcherries Turnips Unusual Tubers: Oca & Yacon

~ KOHL RABI Seed ~

If you don't know it, then you should. This is well worth growing as it comes ready
right at the start of summer when there aren't many other vegetables available.

Kohl Rabi is a really easily-grown vegetable from the cabbage family that makes a large round ball just above ground.
The inside is tender, and has a wonderful flavour that can best be described as partway between courgette and broccoli.

You sow it in spring for harvest in summer,
and you can also sow in late summer to store and use overwinter.

It keeps well and is nice raw or cooked, our daughter Josie takes slices to school for her snack at breaktime.

Azur

This beautiful and tasty kohl rabi was released in 1976. It has been bred for quick production of intensely blue (almost purple) bulbs.

The main sowings are throughout spring for consumption all summer, but it can also be sown in July for a nice autumn harvest.

Quick, for fresh eating

Order KoAz 200 seed £1.74

A traditional variety that makes unusually large green bulbs – up to 4 kg in weight! It has been bred for good winter storage qualities. We grew it very successfully in two ways:

• early sowings which we harvested quite young from July onwards,
• later sowings which we let get really big for storage overwinter.

Huge and reliable, eat fresh, but also good for storage.

Last March we opened a sack of these that we stored overwinter in our shed; they were great, just the same as when put away the previous autumn. Still tender, nice raw or cooked, and a welcome addition to our spring diet.

Order KoGi 200 seed £1.74