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Tigerella: discover its flavour and how to grow it

An early, red tomato with yellow tiger stripes for a striking tasting platter. Choose Tigerella for an early striped red harvest. While Green Zebra remains green-yellow, this selection develops a red base with yellow stripes, clearly varying a mixed platter.

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Tigerette Cherry: discover its flavour and how to grow it

A compact bush tomato with juicy fruits around 35 grams, suitable for a pot and balcony under rain shelter. Choose Tigerette Cherry if you want a compact tomato that does not require the usual tall cordon tomato routine.

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Thyme: varieties, growing and uses

Thyme gives a small, dry spot plenty of detail: tiny leaves, flowers for insects and an aroma that becomes strong only when touched. Choose an easy-to-cut shrubby form for the kitchen and a low creeper for the edge. Lemon or orange scents make comparing them even more interesting.

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Titan: growing parsley

Robust Italian flat-leaved parsley.

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Tomatoes: choose your growth habit and pick summer's harvest

A tomato can grow tall along a cane, stand as a compact bush in a pot or enjoy a longer season under glass. First choose the growth habit that suits your space. Loose ties, consistent watering and attention to ripeness then make the difference in daily care.

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Tomcot: flavour and growing

Suitable for a cooler climate; red blush when ripe.

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Tonda di Chioggia: discover its flavour and cultivation

Round beetroot with pink-red and white rings. Choose Chioggia for an unexpected interior when cut. The full name and shorter Chioggia designation are explicitly linked by this source.

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Topaz: flavour and growing

Late cultivar; yellow, crisp, juicy flesh with distinctly fresh acidity and red over yellow-green skin.

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Tormuri: flavour and growing

Male pollinator; no fruit of its own.

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Tortarello Barese: discover its flavour and how to grow it

Deep green, lightly hairy, elongated fruits about 45 cm long; a vigorous cucumber melon variety from the Italian tradition. Choose Tortarello if both a long salad fruit and its changes during ripening appeal.

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Totally Tangerine: growing dahlia

An anemone-flowered dahlia in the RHS selection.

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Treneague: growing chamomile

Non-flowering scented carpet, solely as a garden option.

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Tricolor: growing sage

Green, cream and pink in one leaf.

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Truffette: discover its flavour and how to grow it

Purple skin and purple, floury flesh in a late storage variety. Truffette adds real colour to the harvest and is offered for storage. Choose it if you can spare a bed for longer and enjoy unusual winter meals.

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Broad beans: an early harvest from sturdy plants

Broad beans suit the cooler start of the vegetable-growing year. Their sturdy stems bear striking flowers and later thick pods, which you shell for the young beans. A short, supported double row or a compact pot crop shows exactly how flowers turn into a harvest.

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Tulameen: flavour and growing

Summer-fruiting cultivar; large, sweet, conical berries.

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Connect two IBCs and bring water to your beds

Extra storage and irrigation start with a simple diagram. Keep connections accessible and test pressure and distribution before entrusting the system to a timer.

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Twyning's After Eight: growing dahlias

Single white flowers above almost black foliage; an airy alternative to large doubles.

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Uchiki Kuri: discover its flavour and how to grow it

A trailing, orange-red Hokkaido squash with fruits more manageable than large French storage squash. Choose Uchiki Kuri for a familiar orange-red culinary squash and a more manageable fruit size.

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Onions: from seed or sets to a dry store

A row of onions starts with seeds or small sets and is not finished until the harvest is properly dry. Choose a bed for a storage crop or a wide container for a smaller batch. Along the way, watch soil moisture, weeds and the foliage, which shows when the bulbs are ripening.

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Ulluco: varieties, growing and uses

Ulluco produces glossy, colourful tubers that retain a firm bite after cooking. The plant has succulent leaves and a low, spreading habit. It is mainly a trial crop for anyone wanting to experiment with a cool growing season and a long, mild autumn.

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Valencia Orange: discover its flavour and how to grow it

A large, orange tomato with full, soft flesh. Choose it for a warm colour and a large, fresh tomato for meals. It is less suited to a plan focused solely on early, small fruit.

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Valéry: discover its flavour and how to grow it

Second-early variety with red skin and firm, yellow flesh. Choose Valéry if you want a second-early red potato with a firm texture. Beside a flourier variety, this lets you prepare different dishes from the same potato bed.

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Vanilla Ice: growing sunflower

Cream-yellow flowers with a dark centre.