'Pentland Javelin' First Early Seed Potatoes Crocus chrysanthus var. fuscotinctus whilst also ensuring the plants

whilst also ensuring the plants leaves don't get wet

catkins in spring and fruit for the birds in autumn and through to winter

Ipheion will give off a slight onion odour

They’re a hit with the bees

Lavandula Stoechas are evergreen and thrive during Spring and Summer

'Pentland Javelin' First Early Seed Potatoes Crocus chrysanthus var. fuscotinctus whilst also ensuring the plantsProbably the best first early variety, Pentland Javelin's tasty, waxy potatoes are exceptionally easy to grow First earlies are best planted in March and harvested from June to July. They grow rapidly, take up less space and are harvested when they are about the size of an egg Grow in open ground, traditional potato sacks or pots at least 45cm wide and deep (two plants per pot) Grows happily in most conditions. Excellent disease resistance and