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Thompson & Morgan Brussels Sprout Cryptus. • This easy-growing, medium-late variety is equipped with superb genetic resistance to all common clubroot races. • Ready for harvest in November and December when little else is available on the veg plot. • It is a sturdy plant with good field-standing ability producing high yields of medium green sprouts with a mild taste. • Height: 75cm (30"). • Spread: 50cm (20"). -
Thompson & Morgan Brussels Sprout Hector. • Ready to harvest from December to February. • Exceptionally hardy, it exhibits superb performance even in harsh northerly climates, developing good leafy tops that protect the 2.5-3.5cm buttons below. • Plants efficiently shed their lower leaves, promoting good airflow to prevent disease and make harvesting easier. • A reliable choice for all parts of the UK, with good standing ability ensuring a long harvest period. • Ultimate height: 70cm (27in). • Ultimate spread: 60cm (24in). -
Thompson & Morgan Brussels Sprout Long Island. • Perfect for the winter allotment. • A classic heirloom, semi-dwarf variety valued for its robust growth and bountiful harvest. • The stocky, self-supporting plants reach only about 60-70cm making them suitable for more exposed sites. • From November to January, enjoy a steady supply of closely spaced, sweet sprouts. • Each plant boasts a heavy set of firm, tight sprouts, ensuring a prolonged and productive picking season. • Perfect for both fresh culinary use and freezing. • Height: 70cm (28in). • Spread: 50cm (20in). -
Thompson & Morgan Busy Lizzie Worldbeater. • Busy Lizzie ‘Worldbeater’ brings together a sublime blend of solids and bicolour blooms that will light up even the shaded corners of your garden. • This colourful mix of Impatiens walleriana is neat and compact making it perfect for filling beds and edging borders. • Plant them into patio containers, window boxes and baskets for a brilliant display that will withstand sun or rain, blooming enthusiastically right through to the end of summer. • Height: 30cm (12"). Spread: 35cm (14"). -
Thompson & Morgan Butternut Squash Inca Gold. • A unique and superior butternut squash, bred for the UK climate. • A variety of South American Coquina Squash that is a faster-maturing butternut, highly suited to growing in the UK where normal butternuts can struggle to ripen to a sweet fruit. • A very sweet squash that is ready very early in the season. • Height: 60cm (24in). • Spread: 200cm (79in). -
Thompson & Morgan Cabbage April (Spring). • A spring cabbage with a huge advantage! • Can withstand the tendency to bolt (run to seed) which plagues other varieties of autumn-sown spring cabbage. • This superb variety is also ideal when space is at a premium as it can be sown in rows as close as 20cm (10") apart. • Height: 30cm (12"). • Spread: 40cm (16"). -
Thompson & Morgan Cabbage Cabbice F1 Hybrid. • An intensely sweet cabbage variety producing thick crisp leaves, just perfect for use in salads and coleslaws - use as an alternative to iceberg lettuce in summer and early winter salads. • This vigorous round cabbage will perform in almost any free-draining soils, standing until the first hard frosts of autumn. • Height 40cm (16"). • Spread 50cm (20"). -
Thompson & Morgan Cabbage Chinese Natsuki F1. • A truly multipurpose variety with good tip burn and bolting resistance. • Young leaves can be used in salads and stir fries in as little as 7 weeks from sowing. • Harvest in autumn for ‘eat all’ hearts. • The crisp white stalks have a mild flavour and should be eaten with the leaf for zero wastage in the kitchen. • Use in salads and stir fries, or try making your own Korean Kimchi, a pickled cabbage recipe popular with top chefs and restaurants. • Best sown direct. • 15cm spacings for 125g -200g heads, 30cm spacing will form heavier heads over 500g. -
Thompson & Morgan Cabbage Chinese Scarvita F1. • Are traditionally green, but this unique red F1 variety is the first of its kind! • Visually stunning with deep red hearts that fade to a beautiful rose pink at the base. • Add it to stir fries and salads to brighten up your dinner plate. • Best grown as an autumn crop, the heads can be harvested as they mature, from late summer or 75 days from sowing. • Height and spread: 30cm (12"). -
Thompson & Morgan Cabbage Cordesa F1. • A spring cabbage with a huge advantage! • Can withstand the tendency to bolt (run to seed) which plagues other varieties of autumn-sown spring cabbage. • This superb variety is also ideal when space is at a premium as it can be sown in rows as close as 20cm (10") apart. • Height: 30cm (12"). • Spread: 40cm (16"). -
Thompson & Morgan Cabbage Durham Early. • Probably one of the most well known and reliable spring cabbages. • Produces firm, pointed, well flavoured hearts on compact plants. • This compact variety also be sown or planted closely for delicious 'spring greens' ready to harvest from February. • Height: 30cm (12"). • Spread: 35cm (14"). -
Thompson & Morgan Cabage Gilson F1. • An autumn cropping variety with plenty of F1 hybrid vigour. • This delicious white cabbage copes well on a wide range of soil types, and is especially useful on less fertile soils. • It can be grown closer together than many varieties - ideal where space is at a premium! • The dense, 1kg, rounded heads can be harvested from October but hold well in the garden. • If left until November, they can be cut and stored for use over winter. • Height: 30cm (12"). • Spread: 45cm (18").
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