Black Beauty was introduced about 1910 and has long been popular with home gardeners. An excellent quality variety, early to mature it gives and abundant crop of tasty fruits that are clear of the ground. Sturdy plants produce high yields of glossy, purple-black, pear-shaped fruit.

Aubergine Moneymaker F1 is an excellent choice for the British climate. An early-cropping variety that doesn’t need Mediterranean heat. Large, glossy purplish-black skinned oval fruits The fruits hold their quality and colour well after picking.

Courgette “Ambassador F1” is an attractive variety and an outstanding hybrid that gives attractive dark green courgettes over a long period. A popular professionally-grown variety and well known for the home gardener, it is an early fruiting, high yielding courgette which matures in fifty days.

F1 Burpless Tasty Green: According to most experts, this is the one to choose. The fruits are not giants, harvest when they are about 23cm long and enjoy the crisp, juicy flesh from which both bitterness and indigestibility have been eradicated. Very easy to grow.

Green ridge cucumbers are the best known variety. Cucumber Long Green Ridge is a compact variety and reliable cropper, that can be produced in a greenhouse or directly outdoors. The name ‘ridge cucumber’ comes from the old habit of growing them on raised beds or ridges.

The original Marketmore was released in 1968, it is now firmly established as one of the 'Greats' in the cucumber world, very reliable and disease resistant it produces a large amount of fruit which usually grow to over 20cm in length Perfect for salads and with fresh, crisp and mild flavour.
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Marrow F1 Bush Baby is a baby marrow variety bred to satisfy demands for a smaller marrow. Plants have a compact, bush type habit, the fruits grow to approximately three quarters the size of a standard variety. Ideal for growing in smaller gardens, or containers on the patio.

Baby Bear is a unique size and shape, and is often called "the perfect mini pumpkin". Deep orange and weighing around 2lbs, with 5 and 8 pumpkins per vine the fruits are about half the size of a normal pie pumpkin. The flesh is excellent for pies and the hulless seeds can also be eaten raw or 'toasted.

'Mammoth' is widely cultivated for its huge deep orange fruit in autumn, this old variety was introduced before 1824. Popular for shows and exhibition use, it can also be used for pies, maturing in 120 days. For exhibition, competition or for decoration it can be grown to huge proportions.

Rated the best miniature pumpkin ‘Munchkin’ has a bright tangerine-orange colour with deep sutures. Although it is tempting to grow them for their looks alone, they make fantastic eating. The pretty, small, abundant fruits have flesh that is reminiscent of sweet chestnut.
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