variant_sku": "VEG0338,VEG0023A,VEG0242,VEG0383,VEG0436,VEG0489,VEGCOL184,VEGCOL217,VEGCOL360,VEGCOL393,VEGCOL536,VEGCOL569" In the kitchen: Leeks are delicious in soups, stews and pies. You can steam, fry or boil. Finely chopping leeks brings out the flavour and texture. Keep your new plug plants safe from pests using plant protection and netting. Cover brassica plug plants with a fine mesh to deter cabbage fly and pesky pigeons, taking care to use cabbage collars to keep cabbage root fly away from your hardy greens. Frost protection fleeces keepa tender varieties like tomato and bean plugs snug. And Victoriana's own Molly and Milly Shirley tend their private 'Girls' Garden', along with parents Serena and Stephen.

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In the kitchen: Chop up and throw in a handful of fresh basil leaves, a drizzle of olive oil and in an instant, you’ll have a delicious summer salad. These are delicious eaten raw, roasted or cooked in Mediterranean dishes. Very easy to grow, this variety of broad bean produces longer bean pods. Best harvested young and tender. The plants can be grown in beds or in large pots/planters. There is plenty of growing advice in the growing guide that comes with the plug plants, to help get you off to a good start with your broad bean growing. The majority of our plug plants are available all year. Although some are grown for spring / summer such as peppers and tomato plants. If your struggling to grow something at home let us know and we will grow that plug for you - for no extra fee! Harvesting: Harvest individual kale leaves throughout the season and the plant will keep growing for months. Or harvest an entire head of kale once mature in late autumn/winter.Harvesting: You can expect to harvest beans from mid to late summer. If you want to dry and store the beans, allow them to reach maturity on the plants before harvesting in early autumn – dry out thoroughly before storing in airtight jars. Starting your ‘grow your own’ journey with quality vegetable plants allows you to skip the seed sowing and jump straight to the growing. Our quality vegetable plants arrive ready to be potted up or planted out. Whether you want to fill your patio pots with herb plants, try a new gourmet root vegetable in the veg patch or fill the greenhouse with cucumber plants, start with Dobies’ vegetable plants for the best results. When are vegetable plug plants available? variant_sku": "VEG0086A,VEG0333,VEG0245,VEG0386,VEG0439,VEG0492,VEGCOL182,VEGCOL215,VEGCOL358,VEGCOL391,VEGCOL534,VEGCOL567" This colourful tomato collection contains 3 different super tasty and easy to grow varieties, 15 plug plants in total. Tomatoes are easy to grow from plug plants. We’d recommend growing your tomatoes in a greenhouse or polytunnel if you can, if not, choose a sunny, sheltered spot in the garden. You’ll receive a complete growing guide with your plug plants when they arrive. Planting/Growing Advice: Please see our growing guides for each individual advice for each plant type and for spacing between plug plants.

Vegetable Plants at Tractor Supply Co. Vegetable Plants at Tractor Supply Co.

Artichoke, bean, celery and sweetcorn seedlings are intolerant of frost. In mild areas they can be planted out immediately but it is advisable to keep some fleece handy just in case there are still any chilly nights. In colder areas it is best to first plant them in a tray of compost and keep indoors until all risk of frost has passed. After finally planting those out we again recommend covering with fleece if cold nights are forecasted. When to Harvest: Plant plugs 30-40cm apart. Tomatoes should start ripening in late July through to September, depending on when they are planted out and whether they are grown in a greenhouse or outside. Vegetable plug plants usually start to be available from early spring. Small plug plants available early in spring need potting on to develop, whereas larger garden ready plug plants available later in the season are ready to be planted straight out into the garden upon arrival. Make sure you harden off your tender veggies before they go outdoors, it’s best to keep them undercover until the risk of a late frost has passed. How to protect plug plants when planted In the kitchen: Delicious boiled or steamed, and best eaten podded and peeled, broad beans are great in risotto, pasta dishes or smashed up with butter and served on bruschetta.You might be interested to learn that here at the nursery, we actually have two vegetable gardens. The Display Vegetable Garden is cared for by Mark and Dan and can be viewed by anyone who visits the nursery. Planting advice: Plant 40cm apart. Protect from slugs and cover with net to guard against butterflies and pigeons.

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Place beer traps and scatter slug pellets to keep slug and snails away from your precious veggies. Companion plants like nasturtium and are a great distraction for pests while attracting beneficial pollinators with their lovely blooms. If you regularly see rabbits or deer, consider covering your crop with a heavy cloche to stop any unwanted nibbling.We have many varieties of vegetable plants to choose from including tomato plants, chilli plants,sweet potatoes, cucumber plants, courgettes,aubergines, brassicas and more. If you would prefer to grow your veg from seed instead, take a look at our vegetable seeds instead. An easy to grow, large cherry tomato. The fruits are small but the taste is sweet and amazing. Growing your own tomatoes is very easy from plug plants. They are best grown in a greenhouse or polytunnel, but you can plant them in a sunny, sheltered spot from late May once the weather is warmer. Full growing guide comes with the plug plants to make growing your tomatoes easy, even if you are completely new to growing your own vegetables! To protect your young plants from slugs. If you want to grow our brassica plants in land where club root has been a problem, grow on them on in 9cm pots first. When they’re ready for planting, dig out a hole approx. 30cm/12in deep and square and fill it with Premium Compost and plant them in the compost.