If you have never gardened before, a Veggie Patch is an easy way to start as you are able to reap what you sow relatively soon after planting. You grow with love and can share that love with friends and family.

All our fruits and vegetables come with detailed, easy to follow instructions that will have you gardening like a pro in no time!

Strawberries

The taste of home grown strawberries is so much sweeter than the ones from the supermarket, there really is no comparison. The flavour straight from the bush is absolutely mouth watering.

Strawberries are a great crop to grow with kids as they can watch them grow before their eyes and enjoy the spoils in no time! They like a sunny spot in humus rich soil. It is a good idea to add some compost or well rotted manure to the poor soils to give your strawberries a little extra get up and go.

Potatoes

Potatoes are hard not to love! They can be cooked in so many different ways, mashed, fried, roasted, baked, used in soups etc. etc. We have chosen strong varieties that will produce heavy yields with ease.

There are lots of ways to grow Potatoes. They are so easy, they will succeed in the ground, in pots or even grown in sacks! From planting you only have to wait 15-20 weeks to harvest your delicious crop.

Rhubarb

Rhubarb and custard. Rhubarb and ice cream. Rhubarb crumble. Rhubarb pie. Rhubarb cheesecake. Rhubarb compote. Stewed rhubarb with muesli at breakfast. Need we go on, or is your mouth watering already?!

Rhubarb is tart and sweet at the same time. It also adds brilliant colour to dishes.

Rhubarb is easy to grow and is so decorative you can use it in your garden beds as well as your Veggie Patch.

Other

Fruits and vegetables are often easier to grow than you might imagine. They are delicious and putting them on the plate brings a feeling of pride to the grower. They are often more delicious than what you can get on the supermarket shelves and you know what you are putting in your body.

All our fruits and vegetables come with easy to read, practical growing instructions. You can plant your veg in dedicated areas, or combine them in your flower gardens.

Berries

Growing your own berries and currants is a rewarding and delicious way to garden. With a little support they will be up and growing in no time bearing fruit summer to autumn. There are even some that can be grown without supports. Fertiliser and water at the critical times will have you filling your baskets in no time.