In the kitchen: The leaves are lovely wilted with a bit of garlic butter, and the stalks are great chopped up and thrown into paellas and risottos. And Victoriana's own Molly and Milly Shirley tend their private 'Girls' Garden', along with parents Serena and Stephen. variant_sku": "VEG0338,VEG0023A,VEG0242,VEG0383,VEG0436,VEG0489,VEGCOL184,VEGCOL217,VEGCOL360,VEGCOL393,VEGCOL536,VEGCOL569" variant_sku": "VEG0027,VEG0027A,VEG0247,VEG0388,VEG0441,VEG0494,VEGCOL186,VEGCOL219,VEGCOL362,VEGCOL395,VEGCOL538,VEGCOL571" Very easy to grow, this variety of broad bean produces longer bean pods. Best harvested young and tender. The plants can be grown in beds or in large pots/planters. There is plenty of growing advice in the growing guide that comes with the plug plants, to help get you off to a good start with your broad bean growing.

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Keep your new plug plants safe from pests using plant protection and netting. Cover brassica plug plants with a fine mesh to deter cabbage fly and pesky pigeons, taking care to use cabbage collars to keep cabbage root fly away from your hardy greens. Frost protection fleeces keepa tender varieties like tomato and bean plugs snug. Harvesting: You can expect to harvest beans from mid to late summer. If you want to dry and store the beans, allow them to reach maturity on the plants before harvesting in early autumn – dry out thoroughly before storing in airtight jars. variant_sku": "VEG0130F,VEG0091A,VEG0246,VEG0387,VEG0440,VEG0493,VEGCOL165,VEGCOL171,VEGCOL341,VEGCOL347,VEGCOL517,VEGCOL523"Harvesting: Harvest the outer leaves for a cut-and-come again crop, or wait until the lettuce head has formed and harvest the whole plant.

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variant_sku": "VEG0093,VEG0093A,VEG0244,VEG0385,VEG0438,VEG0491,VEGCOL96,VEGCOL134,VEGCOL272,VEGCOL310,VEGCOL448,VEGCOL486" When to Harvest: Plant plugs 30-40cm apart. Tomatoes should start ripening in late July through to September, depending on when they are planted out and whether they are grown in a greenhouse or outside. Harvesting: Harvest once the broccoli florets start to form. For summer sprouting varieties, this should be late summer through to autumn. For early sprouting varieties, harvest in late winter to spring. Harvest regularly for a longer crop. Planting/Growing Advice: Please see our growing guides for each individual advice for each plant type and for spacing between plug plants. You might be interested to learn that here at the nursery, we actually have two vegetable gardens. The Display Vegetable Garden is cared for by Mark and Dan and can be viewed by anyone who visits the nursery.Artichoke, bean, celery and sweetcorn seedlings are intolerant of frost. In mild areas they can be planted out immediately but it is advisable to keep some fleece handy just in case there are still any chilly nights. In colder areas it is best to first plant them in a tray of compost and keep indoors until all risk of frost has passed. After finally planting those out we again recommend covering with fleece if cold nights are forecasted. In the kitchen: Chop up and throw in a handful of fresh basil leaves, a drizzle of olive oil and in an instant, you’ll have a delicious summer salad. These are delicious eaten raw, roasted or cooked in Mediterranean dishes. Our vegetable plug plants are carefully grown using organic methods (these are not certified organic plugs) and are grown for 4-6 weeks until the plug plants are healthy and young enough to survive dispatch. With a short UK summer all of our plug plants will give you a ahead start to ensure a full and healthy crop. Place beer traps and scatter slug pellets to keep slug and snails away from your precious veggies. Companion plants like nasturtium and are a great distraction for pests while attracting beneficial pollinators with their lovely blooms. If you regularly see rabbits or deer, consider covering your crop with a heavy cloche to stop any unwanted nibbling. variant_sku": "VEG0015,VEG0015A,VEG0243,VEG0384,VEG0437,VEG0490,VEGCOL185,VEGCOL218,VEGCOL361,VEGCOL394,VEGCOL537,VEGCOL570"

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Rainbow chard will bring a pleasing punch of colour to your veg patch during the colder months. It is a flavoursome and nutrient-rich plant that will produce leaves throughout the seasons. Simply cut off the bigger, outer leaves at the base and more will keep growing. It is easy to grow rainbow chard from plug plants – just plant in raised beds or large containers and follow the growing guide that is provided with the plants. This variety is a very popular all season cauliflower which can be set closer together than others to produce tasty small heads and is easier to grow than most other varieties. Firm the plants in well when you plant the plugs, as this will help them to form a firm cauliflower head. You’ll receive a complete growing guide with the plants, so follow the advice in that for best results with growing cauliflower.An extremely healthy and tasty vegetable that is so much more flavoursome when harvested and eaten fresh from your own garden. This variety is great to plant in spring/summer for a harvest between February and May, when there’s not much else to harvest! Growing from our plug plants is very easy – just pop them in your veg plot when your plants arrive and keep them well watered – a complete growing guide is provided with every plant delivery. With pale, mottled light green skin, these courgettes tend to start cropping a little earlier in the season (if the weather is good, of course!) It is a bush variety so will not take up too much space – great for pots! Courgettes are very easy to grow using plug plants – just follow the advice in the growing guide that comes with the plants. variant_sku": "VEG0090,VEG0335,VEG0220,VEG0391,VEG0444,VEG0497,VEGCOL97,VEGCOL136,VEGCOL273,VEGCOL312,VEGCOL449,VEGCOL488" Growing/Planting Advice: Best planted in a greenhouse or polytunnel. Keep well watered. Plant plugs approx 30cm apart. Harvesting: Harvest as soon as the fruits are the right size. They should start to produce fruits 2-3 weeks after the first flowers form in early summer, as long as it is warm enough and pollination is good.

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Vegetable plug plants usually start to be available from early spring. Small plug plants available early in spring need potting on to develop, whereas larger garden ready plug plants available later in the season are ready to be planted straight out into the garden upon arrival. Make sure you harden off your tender veggies before they go outdoors, it’s best to keep them undercover until the risk of a late frost has passed. How to protect plug plants when plantedvariant_sku": "VEG0086A,VEG0333,VEG0245,VEG0386,VEG0439,VEG0492,VEGCOL182,VEGCOL215,VEGCOL358,VEGCOL391,VEGCOL534,VEGCOL567"