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Which potato for your recipes

November is the time to start thinking about which potatoes to grow. We’ll be delivering seed potatoes from December onwards so best get your order in soon …

December 10, 2021Potato Growing Guides Read more
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Harvesting and Storing Vegetables

Most foods are best eaten fresh but many of us will still be harvesting and storing vegetables. So, if you really can’t face chopping another tomato, …

December 6, 2021Vegetable Growing 1 CommentRead more
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Suttons’ Jumbo Summer Veg!

Achieve Instant Impact With 5-Litre Potted Jumbo Veg Plants Delivered To Your Door! The ultimate size for your jumbo veg patch, our 5-litre potted vegetable …

May 7, 2021PR, Press Release 2 CommentsRead more
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Virtual RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2021

Virtual RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2021 is soon to be here and Suttons brings you inspirational ‘Plant of the Year’ award nominees, past winners …

May 6, 2021PR, Press Release Read more
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How Grafted and Non-Grafted Veg Plants Are Different

Growing your own vegetables provides a number of nutritious, environmental and economic advantages over buying from a store. It is an extremely rewarding …

January 27, 2021Gardening Advice, General, Grafted veg, Vegetable Growing Read more
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Suttons Launches Magic Vegetable & Fruit Ranges!

Suttons have waved their magic wand to introduce a selection of terrific new vegetable plants this year that are perfect for both experienced growers and all …

December 2, 2020Press Release Read more
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10 A-May-Zing Bank Holiday Offers!

It’s the perfect time of year to spruce up your garden and fill it with colourful plants and flowers. Our Bank Holiday offers will make it easier than ever …

May 4, 2018Bedding Plants, Grafted veg, Perennials 1 CommentRead more
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Why Are Purple Vegetables So Healthy?

Purple is associated with royalty, Bishops, a rather fantastic rock band and super healthy vegetables. But what is it about purple vegetables that makes them …

September 12, 2017Vegetable Growing 3 CommentsRead more
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Romans Gave Us Aqueducts, Roads and Cucumber!

Monty Python forgot to mention the cucumber but they arrived in England with the romans and thankfully were left behind. Emperor Tiberius ate them daily and to …

August 18, 2017General, Vegetable Growing 1 CommentRead more
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Beetroot and the Slave Trade

If my veg patch is anything to go by then this is a good year for beetroot. A very good year. In my search for new ways to enjoy my beets I came across some …

August 12, 2017Vegetable Growing Read more
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