g = grown at Harrowfield
b = bought in from a named grower
Prices include postage within the UK.

Catalogue

The list below is what is actually in the seed store today. When a line sells out it is removed rather than marked unavailable, so if it is here, we have it.

Brassicas
VarietyNotesPacketPrice
Purple Sprouting, late (g)Cuts through March and April. Needs staking on our soil.150 seeds£2.40
January King (g)Hearting cabbage, stands hard frost.100 seeds£2.40
Red Russian Kale (b)From a grower in the north; better flavour after cold.200 seeds£2.20
Legumes
VarietyNotesPacketPrice
Crimson Flowered Broad Bean (g)Short, heavy cropper. Worth growing for the flowers alone.35 seeds£2.90
Carlin Pea (g)Dried pea, very hardy. Sow late autumn or early spring.60 seeds£2.60
Cherokee Wax Bean (b)Dwarf French, yellow pod, picks over three weeks.40 seeds£2.70
Roots and alliums
VarietyNotesPacketPrice
Bedfordshire Champion (g)Maincrop onion, keeps to March in a cool shed.250 seeds£2.40
Harrowfield Rust-resistant (g)Our own leek selection, eleven years of roguing.200 seeds£2.80
Chantenay Red Cored (g)Carrot for heavy ground. Does not need a deep bed.800 seeds£2.10
Golden Beetroot (b)Sweet, does not bleed. Germination is always the weak point.120 seeds£2.50
Herbs and green manures
VarietyNotesPacketPrice
Greek Oregano (g)True oregano, not marjoram. Slow to start.0.2 g£2.30
Summer Savory (g)Sow with beans and eat with them.0.5 g£2.10
Field Bean, overwintering (g)Green manure. Sow to mid-November.500 g£6.40
Phacelia (b)Fast cover, cut before it sets seed unless you want it forever.100 g£4.80
Out this year: no parsnip and no chicory — both crops ran to seed unevenly in the dry spring and we would not want to sell what we harvested. Both should return next January.