'King Edward' Maincrop Seed Potatoes

'King Edward' Maincrop Seed PotatoesA traditional favourite with fantastic flavour, good storage properties and better than average disease resistance, introduced in 1902 for the coronation of Edward VII and loved ever since Maincrop potatoes are grown to maturity for eating straight away or storing over the winter. They are harvested from September to October Grow in open ground, traditional potato sacks or pots at least 45cm wide and deep (two plants per pot) Premium, UK grown first

12 cm nursery pot

Limited space shouldn’t mean limited fruit-growing options

Lobelia Fountains Mixed: Vigorous plants for cascades of eye-catching little flowers

The vivid crimson with the attractive stripes adds a much-needed splash of colour to your garden over the colder months when garden plants shed their leaves

helping to suppress weeds and protect the soil from both leaches and erosion - particularly during wintertime

Patio trees provide height and structure to an outdoor space and the evergreen nature of coprosma provides colour interest throughout the year

It grows to a large size and puts on a magnificent display when its glossy

Green catkins appear from May to June

boasting delicious fruits with as much flavour as you'd hope from a cultivar bearing that moniker

reminiscent of dragon scales

fine 'Kenyan' type beans with a good flavour and colour

Great for planting in pots on a sunny patio or balocny or for the front of borders - these also make excellent flowers for cutting