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Grow Your Own Superfood Collection
While writing my book, GOOD, GOOD FOOD, I aimed to distil down the veg I grow to the super-nutritious, bumper healthy. More
| 5 packets of seed 110399 | £13.95 |
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While writing my book, Good Good Food, I aimed to distil down the veg I grow to the super-nutritious, bumper healthy. That's what you've got here – beetroot, kale, broccoli, butternut squash and Indigo Rose tomatoes, containing the anti-oxidant pigment Anthocyanin (so good for brain health), as well as the usual valuable Lycopene. These are all easy-to-grow, back garden Superfoods.
This collection contains:
- 1 seed packet or 20 seedlings of Beetroot 'Boltardy'
- 1 seed packet or 5 seedlings of Broccoli 'Brokali Apollo' F1
- 1 seed packet or 5 seedlings of Kale 'Curly Scarlet'
- 1 seed packet or 2 seedlings of Squash 'Early Butternut'
- 1 seed packet or 3 seedlings of Tomato 'Indigo Rose'
| Border Position | Kitchen Garden |
| Soil Type | Broad Tolerance |
| Scent | Unscented |
| Site | Full Sun |
| Moisture | Moist but Well-drained |
| Height | 1.5m (5ft) |
| Spacing | Please refer to individual product information. |
| Sowing, Seeds, Planting | Beetroot can be sown direct, the rest should be started off in pots and planted out once they are large enough. Squash and tomatoes are tender and should not go out until all risk of frost is passed. |
| Care Tips | Please refer to individual product information |
| Harvesting | June - October |
| Cooking Notes | Kale: remove the tougher, coarser central stems and discard. |
| Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec |
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- Sow Under Cover/Plant Indoors
- Direct Sow/Plant Outdoors
- Flowers/Harvest
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Grow Your Own Superfood Collection reviews
Average based on 2 reviews
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Reviewed 2nd January 2021 by Glynis Another present which has delighted three other gardening friends. because they're a bit different. |
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Reviewed 25th September 2018 by Jennifer The purple tomatoes grew well but tasted just awful and so were inedible despite a lot of time and trouble. The kale and the brocolli just didn't do anything that was edible. The butternut squash and the beetroot were a complete success though. So for me this collection was an expensive way to gain a few squash and some beetroot because the tomatoes, kale and broccoli failed. Reply from the Sarah Raven Team:"Thank you for your review, we are very sorry to hear of your disappointment with your tomatoes, kale and broccoli and have refunded you for these ." Posted 7th November 2018 |
