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Page 17Issai: flavour and growing
Self-fertile; small smooth fruit.
Read moreIvory Egg: discover its flavour and how to grow it
Ivory-yellow to creamy-yellow egg-shaped tomatoes of approximately 30–50 grams: a small, long shape with a pale exterior. Choose Ivory Egg for pale, egg-shaped fruits and a sweet, fresh profile rather than a yellow pear cherry.
Read moreIzu: flavour and growing
Compact, relatively early, edible when firm.
Read moreJack O’Lanterne: discover its flavour and how to grow it
A round, slightly elongated orange squash with smooth skin: the recognisable Halloween lantern shape. Choose Jack O’Lanterne for a recognisable carving and ornamental shape that also provides usable flesh.
Read moreJalapeño: discover its flavour and how to grow it
The familiar Mexican chilli for green picking and fully red ripening; one plant provides two recognisable kitchen stages. Choose Jalapeño when familiar Mexican use matters and you enjoy comparing green and red harvests.
Read moreJames Grieve: flavour and growing
Dessert apple; partially self-fertile.
Read moreJapans Laag: discover its flavour and how to grow it
A bushy tomato about half a metre tall, with small, round, red fruits. For those who want to limit height or follow a small container crop. Compactness is the real difference, without promising a fixed yield.
Read moreJapanse Pickling: discover its flavour and how to grow it
An early variety with thin, curved, purple fruits approximately 20 cm long: an elegant arc rather than a block. Choose this variety for early, slender aubergines that are easy to prepare in small portions.
Read moreJapanese oats: varieties, growing and uses
Black oats form a soft, grassy cover with plenty of foliage. Avena strigosa is a distinct oat species, not a tropical plant made unusual by its name. It offers a straightforward alternative to flowering green manures.
Read moreJaune St Vincent: discover its flavour and how to grow it
An old, yellow tomato with light ribbing and juicy, sweet flesh. Choose it if you want a classic yellow tomato with some shape, without the highly irregular lobes of a Calabash. It is a choice for a mid-season harvest.
Read moreJaune du Doubs: discover its flavour and how to grow it
Yellow storage carrot with a rounded tip. Choose this variety for yellow winter carrots and storage use. Give some room to grow and harvest a few young roots to compare kitchen character.
Read moreJaune du Poitou: discover its flavour and how to grow it
Jaune du Poitou is an early, fast-growing summer leek with pale green leaves. The source emphasises a relatively large shank diameter. Choose this variety for early leeks and a bed needed later. The selection is described as more frost-sensitive.
Read moreJeannette: discover its flavour and how to grow it
First-early potato with a thin pink skin. This variety is interesting for early, fresh potatoes. Pink skin gives a visible difference beside yellow varieties when comparing a few plants of each.
Read moreJenny: flavour and growing
Self-fertile; smaller, flavoursome fruit.
Read moreJewel of Africa: growing nasturtium
Climbing choice with striking variegated foliage.
Read moreJiro: flavour and growing
Smaller tree; edible when firm.
Read moreJoan J: flavour and growing
Autumn-fruiting cultivar; large sweet berries.
Read moreJonkheer van Tets: flavour and growing
Sweet berries on long clusters.
Read moreJosta: flavour and growing
UPOV: black, medium-sized fruit; later ripening.
Read moreGrowing jostaberries: a garden full of flavour
A thornless, gooseberry-like harvest with a blackcurrant aroma offers a different experience from separate blackcurrants or gooseberries.
Read moreJostine: flavour and growing
UPOV: vigorous growth, later flowering.
Read moreJoséphine de Malines: flavour and growing
Late dessert pear with buttery, juicy flesh and a rich aroma.
Read moreJubilandska: discover its flavour and how to grow it
A relatively low-growing sweet pepper with elongated fruits turning green to red; a manageable greenhouse variety. Choose Jubilandska for a lower greenhouse crop without complicated pruning.
Read moreJules: flavour and growing
Dutch; long fruit clusters.
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