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Onion Sets “Red Baron” is a mid-late maturing variety. Produces firm, flattish-round bulbs of a beautiful dark red colour. With eye-catching red rimmed flesh and a stronger flavour than most varieties.
This RHS AGM variety makes an attractive addition to salads. An excellent cropping red onion with good storage properties.
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Onions are best suited for growing in the open ground, but you can grow a short row or two in large, deep containers or raised beds. They are not suitable for growbags.
Plant onion sets 10cm (4in) apart in rows 30cm (12in) apart from mid-March to mid-April. Gently push the sets into soft, well-worked soil so that the tip is just showing, and firm the soil around them. Ensure regular light watering in extended dry periods.
If growing from seed, sow 13mm (1/2in) deep in rows 20cm (8in) apart from late February through to early April. Thin by removing weaker seedlings, first to 5cm (2in) apart and then later to 10cm (4in) apart.
Seed Potato – Picasso – Early Maincrop. Developed from “Cara”, this early maincrop variety has the same creamy skin and striking bright pink/red eyes.
Picasso produces huge yields of waxy fleshed tubers with good all round disease and drought resistance making it a commercial, garden and allotment favourite.
A versatile variety in the kitchen, particularly for baking and mashing.
Seed Potato – Kestrel – Second Early is a real gardeners’ favourite variety producing tubers of consistent size and shape with attractive, smooth skins and violet eyes.
Potato ‘Kestrel’ has good slug resistance, Golden Eelworm and partial White Eelworm resistance.
Great all-rounder cooked in many ways.
Cauliflowers do best in very fertile soil. Dig in well-rotted manure or organic matter before planting. Firm the soil by treading before planting
