Veg Variety Gallery

• Purple Mange Tout

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  An unusual gem of a variety with smooth dark purple pods

• Climbing Bridgewater Beans

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  A distinct mottled purple and green climbing bean

• Broad Beans Crimson Flowered

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  A colourful variety of broad beans with lovely dark pink/red flowers

• Savoy Cabbage Cantassa

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  A stunning crinkly leaved winter cabbage with superb taste.

• Beetroot Moneta

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  Vibrant lime green leaves and dark red stemmed variety.

• Pink Beauty Radish

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  Bright pink round rosy radishes with a mild taste

I’m showcasing the best vegetable varieties that I’ve selected to grow in my Vegetable Plot. There’s full details on everything you need to know to grow them in your veg garden including photo slide galleries (now iPad and mobile device friendly) to show you how they grow and what to expect.

The Best Vegetable Varieties to grow this year:

• Beetroot – Moneta
  Vibrant lime green leaf and bright red stemmed variety of beetroot
• Broad Beans – Aquadulce Claudia
  An old classic, long podded and heavy cropper
• Broad Beans – Crimson Flowered
  Stunning dark red and pink flowers heritage variety
• Cabbage – Cantasa F1
  Gorgeous crinkly large leaved winter savoy cabbage
• French Beans – Gauk
  Heritage bean with mottled red and green pods
• French Beans – Minidor Yellow
  Bright Yellow Bean, excellent cropper and sweet taste.
• Mange Tout – Golden Sweet
  Heavy yellow podded cropper with exquisite two tone flowers
• Mange Tout – Carouby de Maussane
  Giant green Mange Tout podded variety
• Mange Tout – Ezeta’s Krombek Blauwschokker
  Unusual smooth Purple podded variety
• Onions – Yellow Senshyu
  Great flavour for cooking
• Radish – Pink Beauty
  Stunning Pink round mild globes.
• Shallot – Echalote Grise
  Strong flavoured shallot, good for storing
• Spinach – Reddy
  Excellent addition to salads with bright red stems
• Spring Onion – Purplette
  Purple bulbed, sweet tasting onion
• Sweet Pepper – Tequila Sunrise
  Small smooth sweet peppers
• Tomato – Yellow Centiflor
  Pear shaped yellow tomatoes in abundance

Other iGrowVeg Advice and Tips Pages:

Planning Your Vegetable Garden Series

A colourful six part guide to help you plan your own vegetable garden and get sowing! Covers: crop rotation, easy to hard to grow rated vegetables, drawing a plan on paper or online, choosing seeds, putting your plan into action.

Free Resources Page

A Free downloads page of resources to accompany my Planning Your Vegetable Garden Series including plan and seed templates, pdf advice pages, all free for you to download, print and take away for your vegetable garden.

Seeds to Sow Now and Next

What can you sow now in your vegetable garden? View my month by month series which contains details on harvest dates, varieties to choose from and growing tips.

Veg Directory

Find out more about the vegetable varieties that I’m growing, where to buy them, when to sow, harvest, special features and photos or slideshows to help you choose which variety to grow in your vegetable plot.

Monthly Newsletter

Sign Up to My Monthly Newsletter to keep up to date with all my posts and read it all at a convenient time to you. Automatically delivered to your email box at the end of every month.

How To Grow Veg Guides

Step by Step instructions and what you will need to start sowing your very first vegetable crops with a handy photo slideshow to show you how to get started and what to expect from your seedlings.

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