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Illustrative species image of Endive: a fresh head close to your kitchen

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This image was created with AI from described plant characteristics and growing advice. It shows a possible situation and is not a photograph of a verified cultivar.

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Endive: a fresh head close to your kitchen

Broad, sturdy leaves for mash or fine curls for a salad: endive has several faces. Small sowing batches help match the harvest to your household. Summer sowing for an autumn crop is a pleasant starting point; early sowing needs a suitable variety and enough warmth.

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Angelia: growing phacelia

Named green manure cultivar, not a new flower colour.

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Angelique: flavour and growing

Pink flesh; large fruit.

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Anna Russian: discover its flavour and how to grow it

Pink-red heart-shaped fruits on a vigorous plant with strikingly fine, drooping foliage. A choice for oxheart tomato lovers who also want to experiment in a less warm season; adaptation to cooler conditions still does not guarantee a harvest.

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Annelie: flavour and growing

Garden and wild strawberry cross; medium-sized fruit.

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Annemie: flavour and growing

Soft and sweet; early summer.

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Antje: discover its flavour and how to grow it

A compact pot cucumber with short, even fruits, selected for containers and pots. Choose Antje if a balcony or patio is your main growing space. Suitability for pots is the supported difference here.

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Apollo White: growing cosmos

Bright white for a calm flower border.

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Growing apples: a garden full of flavour

An apple tree lets you choose between a first summer apple by the back door and a supply of cooking fruit for autumn. Start with what you enjoy eating. Then decide where the crown can grow, and only then choose the combination of variety and rootstock.

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Arabian Night: growing dahlias

Double and deep dark red; a strong accent in bouquets.

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Armenian Painted Serpent: discover its flavour and how to grow it

Light green, grooved fruit can become exceptionally long: this cucumber melon produces snake-like shapes on a trailing plant. Choose Painted Serpent for spectacular length and crispness. It is a cucumber melon, not evidence of a relationship with every Chinese snake cucumber type.

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Arolanka: flavour and growing

Large berries; almost seedless, early.

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Aroma 2: growing basil

Large green leaves, vigorous F1 variety.

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Aromatnaya: flavour and growing

Leaf spot tolerance in the RHS collection.

Illustrative species image of Artichoke: an imposing plant with edible flower buds

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Artichoke: an imposing plant with edible flower buds

An artichoke draws attention with silvery-green leaves and large buds. Harvest those buds before they become purple flowers. The plant needs a generous, sunny spot and some patience; if you overwinter it, take wet winters and frost into account.

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Arwen: discover its flavour and how to grow it

Red snack peppers approximately 7–8 cm long on strong, fairly short plants, developed for professional organic growing. Choose Arwen for red snacks; compare with yellow-ripening Radja if colour and harvest time interest you.

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Ashmead's Kernel: flavour and growing

Late dessert apple; most interesting when fully ripe.

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Askungen: flavour and growing

Perfumed; the nursery compares it with strawberry sweets.

Illustrative species image of Asparagus: make a bed for many springs

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Asparagus: make a bed for many springs

Growing asparagus starts with planning ahead. First give the roots time to establish a strong bed, then harvest the young shoots in spring in later years. Green asparagus is the simplest option at home; white asparagus takes extra work to keep light away from the shoots.

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Illustrative species image of Growing asparagus pea: red flowers and small winged pods

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Growing asparagus pea: red flowers and small winged pods

Asparagus pea is a low, spreading crop with red flowers and small, distinctively winged pods. The young pods are cooked whole. Try a small crop along a sunny edge where you can see the flowers and easily pick several times a week.

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Illustrative species image of Celtuce

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Celtuce

With celtuce, the focus shifts from a head of leaves to the thickening stem. Leaves and stems provide two different harvest opportunities.

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Aster: varieties, growing and uses

The name aster covers two very different garden plans. China asters are sown for one season; autumn asters build a perennial clump over several years. First decide whether you want a cutting bed for this summer or a permanent strip that adds colour when many other flowers have finished.

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Growing Astia: a courgette story from large pot to young harvest

Astia brings courgette growing close to home. Learn to observe pot space, flowers and young fruit, with separate sources for the variety and general care.

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Aswad: discover its flavour and how to grow it

An Iraqi aubergine with large, almost black, teardrop-shaped fruits: a genuine greenhouse centrepiece. Choose Aswad for large portions where you have space for a sturdy plant rather than small, single-serving fruits.