Growing Vegetables

Planting your vegetables in your garden depends on what vegetables you are looking to plant. If you are looking at planting anything like lettuce or carrots they don't need to be planted quite as deep as vegetables such as sweet corn or broccoli. Other vegetables such as large fava beans need to be planted about 5cm deep in the ground where carrots and lettuce only need to only be around 6mm deep. Broccoli and sweet corn need to be sown about 12.5mm.

Vegetable groups

Group 1 is the Brassicas
Which are the all year round vegetables which are the veggies that contain many nutrients and vitamins that you need.

	Broccoli
	Cauliflower
	Cabbage
	Brussel Sprouts
	Kohlrabi

Group 2 is the Rooted vegetables which are have strong flavours and tastes and are ideal for home stews and casseroles

	Potato
	Parsnip
	Radish
	Swede
	Celeriac
	Carrots
	Turnip
	Sweet Potato
	Beet

Group 3 - The Mushroom Family

	Ceps / porcini / penny buns
	Chanterelles Mushrooms
	Morel Mushrooms
	Truffle Mushrooms

Group 4 - The Onion Family

	white / brown globe onions
	Red onions
	Spring Onions
	Button Onions
	Garlic
	Leeks

A Greener and Cheaper Lifestyle

What is more eco friendly than growing your own vegetables at home which really could not be easier. We have a range of new vegetable planters that range in shape and size, so even if you just have a balcony or patio space which has limited space, there is no need to worry our planters will suit your needs. So why grow your own vegetables at home? Well theres many reasons why, firstly you choose your favourites and they grow freely saving you money. Secondly they are fresh and there is nothing better than the taste of fresh veg. Thirdly you don't have to make that extra trip to the super market.

Garden Vegetables
Asparagus	Aubergine	Baby Cabbage	Beetroot	Bibb Lettuce	Broad Bean
Broccoli	Brussel Sprouts	Button Mushroom	cabbage	Carrots	Cauliflower
Celeriac	Celery	Chanterelle Mushroom	Cherry Tomatos	Champignon Mushroom	Collard Greens
Courgette	Cress	Cucumber	Fennel	French Bean	Gherkin Cucumber
Globe Artichoke	Green Beans	Iceberg Lettuce	Italian Cucumber	Italien Tomato	jerusalem artichokes
Kale	Kohlrabi	Lambs Lettuce	Leek	Marrow	Onion
Peas	Parsnip	Peppers	Potato	Pumpkin	Radish
Red Cabbage	Red Onion	Rhubarb	Romaine Lettuce	Runner Bean	salsify
Samphire	Savoy Cabbage	Shallot	Silverbeet	Spanish Onion	Spring Onion
Spinach	Squash	Swede	Sweet Corn	Tomato	Turnips
White Cabbage	Witloof	Zucchini