- Beetroot - Bolivar
- Broccoli (Calabrese) - Fiesta F1
- Cabbage - Derby Day
- Carrot - Jeanette F1
- Carrot - Flyaway F1
- Cauliflower - Goodman
- Courgette - Dundoo F1
- Courgette - Soleil F1
- Cucumber - Picolino
- Leek - Pandora
- Marrow - Tiger Cross F1
- Spring Onion - White Lisbon
- Onion - Sturon
- Sweet Pepper - Atris F1
- Butternut Squash - Waltham
- Radish - Rudolf
- Radish - French Breakfast 2
- Swede - Helenor
- Tomato - Falcorosso F1
- Tomato - Gardener's Delight
- Tomato - Moneymaker
- Lemon Balm
- Basil - Genovese
- Borage
- Chervil Curled
- Chives - Staro
- Coriander (Cilantro)
- Dill
- Lovage
- Oregano
- Curled Parsley - Green Pearl
- Flat Leaved Parsley
- Rosemary
- Sage - English
- Thyme - Old English Winter
- Cultivated Rocket
- Wild Rocket
- Lettuce - Delight
- Lettuce - Pinokkio
- Lettuce - Dynamite
- Radicchio - Firestorm
- Dwarf Bean - Cantare
- Dwarf Bean - Maxi
- Climbing Bean - Helda
- Runner Bean - Enorma
- Runner Bean - Scarlet Emperor
- Runner Bean - White Emergo
- Mangetout Pea - Norli
- Pea - Ambassador
- Pea - Cavalier
Spinach - Palco F1
Dark green leaves with good mildew tolerance. Add raw baby leaves to salads, or steam for a tasty and nutritious cooked vegetable.
Available to buy from garden centres across the UK, or click here to buy Duchy Originals Organic Seeds online. This link will take you to the website of our producer partner, Thompson and Morgan, where you can buy our organic vegetable and herb seeds online.
Organic Spinach - Palco F1
An F1 Hybrid is the result of hand pollination between two parent plants, resulting in a plant with better performance, pest and disease resistance bred into it through natural methods.
INSTRUCTIONS:
Sowing March to July outdoors, in well prepared soil in a sunny spot. Sow thinly in either narrow or broad drills, 13mm deep and 30cm apart. Suitable for successional sowings throughout the year. Can also be sown in September to October under glass.
Growing Thin seedlings to 5cm apart for ‘baby leaves’ and 10cm for larger plants. Keep well watered to avoid bolting (running to seed).
Harvesting May to September outdoors, November onwards under glass.
ORGANIC GARDENING:
In order to continue the organic life cycle of these seeds, gardeners should follow recognised organic growing methods, avoiding the use of artificial fertilisers and pesticides.
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SUSTAINABILITY:
Our seed packet envelopes are made from paper containing 75% recycled content and are certified by the FSC (Forest Stewardship Council).To reduce wastage, why not use the empty packet as a plant marker, or alternatively recycle the paper envelope and aluminium sachet separately. 
