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Groen Volle Hart: discover its flavour and how to grow it

Groen Volle Hart forms compact rosettes of round, smooth, dark green leaves. The full centre defines its recognisable shape. Choose this selection for a compact, round-leaved harvest in cooler weather. Compare rosette shape and development with Vit.

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Harvesting, labelling and storing vegetable seeds

Saving your own seed starts with a suitable plant and enough ripening. Keep it manageable with a limited choice, clear labels and dry storage suited to the seed type.

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Groninger: discover its flavour and how to grow it

Groninger is described with many small, firm sprouts along the stem. It suits a winter-focused Brussels sprout bed. Choose Groninger when small sprouts and a longer winter schedule matter. Cold tolerance still depends on weather and position.

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Grosse Blanche: discover its flavour and how to grow it

A vigorous, old, white beefsteak tomato with abundant foliage and few seeds, also known as Great White. Choose Grosse Blanche when a large, pale tomato and described fruity aroma matter more than a uniformly red harvest.

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Grosse Blonde Paresseuse: discover its flavour and how to grow it

Grosse Blonde Paresseuse forms a large, light green head with tender leaves. The source describes a relatively slow tendency to bolt in summer growing. Choose this selection for a large, tender summer lettuce. Reserve more space and plan harvesting around your portions.

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Grosse des Marais: discover its flavour and how to grow it

Large, pink, elongated tomatoes from an old French selection: a mid-season shape with a soft interior. Choose Grosse des Marais for a soft, sweet, pink tomato with few seeds rather than firm storage snacks.

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Grosso: growing lavender

Larger lavandin for long spikes and a stronger camphor scent.

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Guernsey: discover its flavour and how to grow it

Pale parsnip root for a sweet autumn meal. Choose Guernsey for classic parsnip growing with fresh autumn roots. A deep bed or container provides room for roots to grow without a hard soil layer.

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Gunslebert: flavour and growing

Stronger aroma; medium-sized nuts and heavy cropping.

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Géant d’Hiver: discover its flavour and how to grow it

Géant d’Hiver is a spinach with a clear cool-season emphasis. The product source describes productive growth outside hot, dry conditions. Choose this selection when autumn and early spring harvests matter. Match winter protection to your bed's conditions.

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Hapil: flavour and growing

Early to mid-season; large, sweet berries.

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Illustratief soortbeeld van Haverwortel kweken: een fijne winterwortel uit diepe losse grond
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Growing salsify: a fine winter root from deep, loose soil

Salsify produces pale, long roots for meals in the colder months. The crop is also called white scorzonera, but has its own botanical identity. Give the taproot an undisturbed start and enough depth; the real pleasure comes with careful lifting and a simple first tasting.

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Hayward: flavour and growing

Female; large fruit, late flowering.

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Growing hazelnuts: a garden full of flavour

Hazelnuts give the garden a different rhythm: catkins, developing husks and finally a harvest you can dry. Allow space for several compatible varieties. An open shrub makes development easy to see and gives you access to the nuts.

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Heirloom Pink: growing oca

Pale pink marbled New Zealand selection

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Helda: discover its flavour and how to grow it

Green, climbing flat-podded bean for a teepee or bean frame. Choose Helda for vertical garden space and a classic runner-type slicing bean harvest. A sturdy wigwam also creates a recognisable green form in the vegetable garden.

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Helios: discover its flavour and how to grow it

Thin, straight, yellow pods from a low wax bean. Choose Helios for yellow wax beans without tall poles. A short row beside green dwarf beans gives colour choice with the same low growing space.

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Helios: discover its flavour and how to grow it

Golden yellow radish, round to slightly elongated. Choose Helios for a clear colour variation on classic red radish. Sow a short row beside another variety and compare shape and bite yourself.

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Heraut: discover its flavour and how to grow it

Climbing mangetout with tender young pods. Choose Heraut for an early mangetout crop along a frame about one and a half metres tall. Vertical growth produces a harvest above the bed without only shelling individual peas.

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Growing Hercules: large onions, early flowering and a carefully dried harvest

Hercules is described as having large, strongly flavoured bulbs. Follow the difference between bulb growth and bolting, read source differences about shape and discover what storage needs after lifting.

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Autumn: finishing the harvest safely and covering soil

Autumn work means storing what is good and protecting what keeps growing. Make room for late harvests, dry storage and soil that does not enter winter unnecessarily bare.

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Herfstreuzen: discover its flavour and how to grow it

Herfstreuzen is intended for late-autumn growing. Its name provides a planning cue but does not guarantee exceptional size in every bed. Choose Herfstreuzen if you can reserve a bed until autumn. Jaune du Poitou offers a different route for an earlier summer harvest.

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Hidcote: growing lavender

Compact English type with darker violet-blue flower spikes.

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Himrod: flavour and growing

White, seedless; honey-like.

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