T&M's Choice

Spring Planting Garlic

Easy to grow and good for you. Preferring a light, rich soil. Separate the bulbs into individual cloves and plant just below the surface in late winter/early spring. Lift and dry the bulbs in late summer and store cool.

Sufficient for a 3m (10 foot) row.

Despatch: January 2008 onwards Last Order Date (subject to availability): 31st March 2008

Autumn Planting Garlic. A new introduction originating from SW France, in trials performing well from both Autumn and Spring planting. From Autumn planting the bulbs have excellent keeping qualities and store well into the New Year and into March. If you have never grown garlic before, make sure you separate the bulbs into individual 'cloves' before … click for more

Despatch: From October-November 2008 Last Order Date (subject to availability): 31st August 2008

Autumn Planting Garlic

Hardneck (forms a stiff flower stem). The earliest variety currently available from autumn planting. Ready to harvest in May. Not a storing variety. English production. RHS Award of Garden Merit.

If you have never grown garlic before, make sure you separate the bulbs into individual 'cloves' before planting.

Despatch: From October-November 2008 Last Order Date (subject to availability): 31st August 2008

Autumn Planting Garlic

A fortnight earlier than Albingensian to mature, producing large flat white skinned bulbs which grow almost on the soil surface. A 'softneck' variety having good storage from the Cordoba region of Spain. English production.

Despatch: From October-November 2008 Last Order Date (subject to availability): 31st August 2008

Autumn Planting Garlic

A classic 'hardneck' (Rocambole in the USA) aptly named as from Lautrec in South West France widely regarded as France's finest garlic. Very pretty, white outer skin and deep pink cloves. Harvest July. English production.

Despatch: From October-November 2008 Last Order Date (subject to availability): 31st August 2008

Autumn Planting Garlic

Heirloom from Moldova region. Vigorous dark green broad leaves, a 'hardneck' so produces a flower stem which can be removed to encourage larger bulbs, which produce 5-8 large, fat cloves. A warm garlic with real persistence and amazing aroma, making the perfect garlic bread. Harvest from June. English production.

Despatch: From October-November 2008 Last Order Date (subject to availability): 31st August 2008

Autumn Planting Garlic.

Hardneck (forms a stiff flower stem). Earlier than many varieties and can be harvested from the end of June. Strong, tempting flavour when used fresh. Not a storing variety. English production.

If you have never grown garlic before, make sure you separate the bulbs into individual 'cloves' before planting.

Despatch: From October-November 2008 Last Order Date (subject to availability): 31st August 2008

Autumn Planting Garlic.

English production of pure white bulbs with an elegant bouquet, ideal for a wide range of dishes. Long keeping bulbs.

If you have never grown garlic before, make sure you separate the bulbs into individual 'cloves' before planting.

Despatch: From October-November 2008 Last Order Date (subject to availability): 31st August 2008

Not a true garlic but a stem leek which produces massive bulbs approximately 10cm (4 inches) in diameter. The cloves are also much larger than conventional garlic with a milder taste making it suitable for a wide choice of culinary uses, especially roasting. Available for Spring or Autumn Planting. Spring planting bulbs - will be despatched from January-March 2008 onwards. Autumn planting … click for more

Despatch: January 2008 onwards. Last Order Date for Spring Planting - 31st March 2008

Autumn Planting Garlic

Despatch: From October-November 2008 Last Order Date (subject to availability): 31st August 2008

Collection comprises 1 pack each of: Onion Hercules: Well named, producing large, almost round well flavoured bulbs. Attractive dark golden brown skins. Excellent storage potential. Outstanding in RHS assessment trials winning an AGM award. Shallot Jermor: French production of 'Jersey half long' type with deeper than round bulbs, highly rated for its flavour. Copper skinned bulbs with crisp … click for more

Despatch: From January until April 2008 Last Order Date (subject to availability): 31st March 2008

Exclusive Heat Treated Our free trial pack in 2007. This is by far the earliest first early from spring planting, producing good sized round, straw coloured bulbs from early July. Bulbs illustrated were ready to harvest on 29 June 2006. Heat Treated process to reduce bolting risk on planting. Pack size: 250g when packed, sets size between 17-21mm (approx 50 sets), or 14-21mm (approx 75 … click for more

Despatch: From mid-March 2008 Last Order Date (subject to availability): 31st March 2008

Introduced Exclusively by T&M Heat Treated The earliest maturing from Spring planting producing thinner skinned deeper round bulbs about 3 weeks prior to Sturon for harvesting from early July. Heat Treated process to reduce bolting risk on planting. Pack size: 250g when packed, sets size between 17-21mm (approx 50 sets), or 14-21mm (approx 75 sets), dependant on weather, harvesting and … click for more

Despatch: From mid-March 2008 Last Order Date (subject to availability): 31st March 2008

Autumn Onion Set

One of the original 'Japanese overwintered' varieties which has proven successful for many years. Semi flat, more yellow/brown skinned for late June maturity.

Pack size: 250g when packed, sets size between 17-21mm (approx 50 sets), or 14-21mm (approx 75 sets), dependant on weather, harvesting and grading issues.

Despatch: From September 2008 Last Order Date (subject to availability): 31st August 2008

Autumn Onion Set British bred variety with superb over wintering qualities and producing darker brown skinned bulbs than most varieties. Good sized bulbs, skin quality and storage. Harvest from early July. Pack size: 250g when packed, sets size between 17-21mm (approx 50 sets), or 14-21mm (approx 75 sets), dependant on weather, harvesting and grading … click for more

Despatch: From September 2008 Last Order Date (subject to availability): 31st August 2008