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Thompson & Morgan Broad Bean Luz De Otono. • Enjoy the fresh flavour of Broad Beans in autumn, when they should be out of season! This superb variety can be summer sown for late season crops. • A second sowing in autumn, can be overwintered for early summer crops in the following year. • Perfect for maximising yields on your veggie plot! • A versatile and easy to grow, with good cold tolerance and resistance to soil borne diseases. • Height: 90cm (36"). • Spread: 45cm (18"). -
Thompson & Morgan Broad Bean Masterpiece Longpod. • Arguably the best green-seeded variety, growing well in most conditions, and producing good pod lengths with up to 7 beans per pod. • Has remarkable flavour and table qualities. • This superb RHS AGM variety is also excellent for freezing. • Height: 90cm (35"). • Spread: 45cm (18"). -
Thompson & Morgan Broad Bean Oscar. • A favourite broad bean with commercial growers for its uniformity and ease of picking and processing. • The small but flavoursome beans are the best option for freezer storage, being far less prone to discolouring than larger varieties. • Can also be picked before filling out and treated as a mangetout pea, but to get the most from your broad bean crop allow pods to fill and pick whilst young and tender. • Compact plants with upright pods grow well in patio containers and stand well in open ground with no supports. • Height: 90cm (36in). -
Thompson & Morgan Broad Bead Robin Hood. • Green seeded variety. • Produces abundant crops of short pods, each containing up to 6 delicious beans. • These compact plants have a neat habit that makes them ideal for growing in patio containers as well as in the vegetable garden. • The flavoursome beans are ideal for freezing and won't discolour. • In mild areas, it can be autumn sown for earlier crops the following year. • Height: 35cm (14"). • Spread: 25cm (10"). -
Thompson & Morgan Broad Bean The Sutton. • An excellent dwarf variety that produces plenty of 15cm (6") pods each containing five small, but deliciously tender beans, which are excellent for freezing. • Ideal for successional sowings in spring, or can be sown under cloches in autumn for particularly early crops. • The neat compact plants are ideal for small gardens or growing in containers. • Height: 30cm (12"). • Spread: 25cm (10"). -
Thompson & Morgan Broad Bean Witkiem. • This white seeded variety shows excellent tolerance to cold weather making it ideal for early February sowings, but can also be sown successionally through to May. • Produces a good crop of plump pods filled with big, tasty beans which can be harvested from June onwards. • This excellent variety is delicious eaten fresh, although surplus crops can be successfully frozen. • Height: 100cm (39"). • Spread: 45cm (18"). -
Thompson & Morgan Broccoli Beneforte F1. • A cross between commercial varieties and wild broccoli. • Contains two to three times more glucoraphanin than other varieties, a naturally occurring compound associated with multiple health benefits. • Not only does this ‘superbroccoli’ taste great, but it also supports your well-being with every bite. • Height and spread: 60cm (24in). -
Thompson & Morgan Broccoli Calabrini F1. • From the latest breeding in sweet-stemmed Broccoli, this variety will produce tender, tasty sideshoots from the leaf axils, even without the main head being cut. • The shoots can be harvested as and when you need them, and they will just keep coming! • Enjoy a long cropping period with this delicious white sprouting Broccoli. • Height: 90cm (35"). • Spread: 60cm (24"). -
Thompson & Morgan Broccoli Green Magic F1 Hybrid. • Produces flavoursome rich green heads which are packed full of health benefits. • Loved for its reliable performance, superior flavour and showing good resistance to white rust. • A sweet flavour and firm texture makes this health vegetable a joy to eat and complements no end of dishes, from roast dinners to salads and spicy stir fries. • Once you have harvested the whole head, leave the plants in place and they will produce a second crop of tender mini side shoots! • Height: 90cm (35"). • Spread: 60cm (24"). -
Thompson & Morgan Broccolo Skytree F1. • With its large head rising high on a strong, largely leafless stem, Broccoli ‘Skytree’ is quick and easy to harvest. • A cross between a calabrese and a stem broccoli. • Has a sweeter flavour than traditional broccoli varieties and a well-segmented head that’s easy to floret and prepare for the kitchen. • Produces uniform, fine-beaded heads with minimal yellow halo on the florets compared to other varieties. • A quick maturing variety, time to harvest: 65-75 days. • Height and spread: 60cm (24in). -
Thompson & Morgan Broccoli Sprouting Purple. • Specially bred for summer cropping, with good heat tolerance and no need for winter chilling (vernalisation) to produce its tasty purple spears. • This robust, British bred variety produces high yields with regular picking, and crops from July to November if sown at regular intervals. • Height: 90cm (35"). • Spread: 60cm (24").

