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Vegetable Seeds

Vegetable Seeds

Bean (Dwarf French) Borlotto Firetongue Seeds

An easy to grow Italian bean

An Italian specialty bean that's ideal for fresh use or as dried seeds (haricots) in a wide range of dishes. The seeds and pods are attractively mottled, and will last throughout winter if stored in airtight jars.

Click here to see more growing information on Bean (Dwarf French) Borlotto Firetongue Seeds.

Price: £2.45 Code: 197011

Units: Average Packet Content 110 seeds

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Culture: Sow March-April under glass, or in succession outdoors from late April until mid-July. (12 weeks maturity.)

Hints: Plants producing plenty of distinctively flavoured, stringless pods over a long period if picked regularly. Research suggests that it is unwise to eat beans raw. HEALTH BENEFITS: Source of vitamin A. CULINARY TIPS: Delicious when no thicker than a pencil, and can be sliced or cooked whole.

Which? Informative packs October 2009 awardThere's nothing like growing your own vegetables - as well as the satisfaction it gives, you have the peace of mind that they're maximum quality, nutrient-packed, and chemical-free at a fraction of the cost of the supermarket. Our carefully selected range of vegetable seeds will provide a bounty of tasty fresh produce all the year round. We've also got other vegetable seed ranges, such as Groweasy Seeds and the Alan Titchmarsh range of Organic Seeds. If you don't have the time to grow vegetables from seed, we also offer Vegetable Plants. Please note that orders of Seeds, garlic, onion sets, shallots and Mushroom orders incur a carriage charge of £0.95. Click here for details of our carriage charges.

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