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F1 Cobnut . The earliest maturing butternut-type Squash available, producing a good crop of full-flavoured fruits (each up to 1kg in weight) that are excellent roasted. Crops continuously if picked often. HEALTH BENEFITS: High in vitamins A , C and E. CULINARY TIPS: Can be used just like a potato, even baked in foil like a jacket potato. Good crops produced. 12 seeds

As soon as seedlings have produced 2 rough leaves prick off into individual 7cm (3") pots. Gradually harden off before planting outside 90cm (36") apart in late May or early June. Cold Frame sowings can be gradually hardened off before planting out.MATURITYSeptember to OctoberHANDY TIPS

When to sow Usually April at 75ºF. Days to germination: 7-10 days. Where to sow Under glass in individual 3" pots using a good open compost. How to grow on When the last frost has past, plant into the garden with the benefit of a cloche if possible. Allow to grow on at random until the fruit has set. Cut for winter use when the skin is rock hard. Prefers sun. Professional tip Best to restrict the plant to 1-3 fruit.

Ideal for pots or containers. Easy to grow. Compact plants. Hints and Tips: High in vitamins A,C and E. Ideal for patio and terrace gardening. Culture: Full growing instructions given on packet. Sow seeds singly into 9cm (3.5in) pots, 2cm (0. 75in) deep into a quality, moist compost at approximately 20-25C (68-77F) (germination 5-8 days). Grow on and plant out when the risk of frost is past into 30-45cm (12-15in) pots for growing on the patio. Can also be planted in a raised bed or garden, spacing...

When to sow Usually April at 75ºF. Days to germination: 7-10 days. Where to sow Under glass in individual 3" pots using a good open compost. How to grow on When the last frost has past, plant into the garden with the benefit of a cloche if possible. Allow to grow on at random until the fruit has set. Prefers sun. Professional tip Best to restrict the plant to 1-3 fruit.

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When to sow Usually April at 75ºF. Days to germination: 7-10 days. Where to sow Under glass in individual 3" pots using a good open compost. How to grow on When the last frost has past, plant into the garden with the benefit of a cloche if possible. Allow to grow on at random until the fruit has set. Prefers sun. Professional tip Best to restrict the plant to 1-3 fruit.

Harvest: August - October. Pinch out growing tips of all branches at about 2m. Fruit will then start to form. If you want lots of small fruit, keep picking the squashes young. If you want them to grow larger, leave the fruit on the plant for as long as you can

The Graphene Cyano 135 comes with a balance point influenced by Graphene technology providing better manoeuvrability and incredible power. Rackets with Graphene one of the strongest and lightest materials are easier to swing and enable more powerful shots. The weight in the middle part of the racket is reduced through the use of Graphene allowing weight to be shifted to more functionally relevant areas in the tip and grip. The racket uses YouTek; combining technologies to perfectly match individual...

Organic Squash Seeds ~ Vegetable Spaghetti ~ Tamar Organics Approx. 10 seeds Unique plant producing large fruits which are boiled or baked whole before forking out the spaghetti like flesh. Its fun and childrens love it!! Yum! SOW: April to May in 3" pots at 20 degrees centigrade. TRANSPLANT: Harden off to transplant in late May allowing 60cm between plants. HARVEST: July to September. TIP: Pick reguarly to extend cropping period. Organically Certified by the Soil Association

What To Do Next: Harden off and plant out in May/early June. Leave 90cm between plants and once 3 to fruits have appeared its a good idea to pinch out the growing tips otherwise the plant can send out stems to up to 4m. To maximise fruit size you can limit fruits to just 2 or 3 per plant. Feed weekly with a liquid manure. On the day of planting out its a good idea to mulch the surrounding ground in order to help retain moisture.

Chris Walker Coaching Give yourself the edge! Chris Walker, former world number four, 2x world team champion and world doubles champion, shares his knowledge of the game. This DVD offers you tips on improving your game, with sections on technique and shot selection, coupled with drills, exercises and routines for you to put it all into practice, focussing on your fitness and footwork. Black Knight and Chris Walker have teamed up to create one of the best squash instructionals ever! Chris'...

Casserole - that old weeknight standby - is trendy again! "The Everything Healthy Casserole Cookbook" takes the work out of preparing healthy casserole-based appetizers, entrees, and desserts, and shows readers how to create consistently flavorful dishes! The healthy, delicious recipes in this book include: Spinach and Broccoli Strata; Seafood and Orzo with Feta; Coconut and Lime Sweet Potato Casserole; Baked Ratatouille; and, Farfalle with Eggplant, Cheese, and Tomato Sauce. With 300 recipes, tips...

Buttercup or crookneck pattypan or sugar pumpkin squashes and pumpkins are delicious additions to muffins breads soups salads pastas entrees and sweets. Just as good in the morning as at night the recipes in this beautiful cookbook include such gems as Cranberry-Walnut Pumpkin Coffee Cake Grilled Chicken Breasts Stuffed with Zucchini and Goat Cheese and Five-Spice Pumpkin-Ginger Cake. With 40 wonderful recipes a glossary of the types of squash basic cooking instructions and useful tips on how to...

Information boxes containing 'Top Tips' aimed at all levels of ability. The history and rules of the sport, how to get started and the equipment you need. Techniques, skills and tactics. Practical advice about how to practice, plan, refine your strokes and develop your game. Training, fitness, injury prevention and mental toughness. Colour action images, sequence photographs of the strokes and helpful diagrams. A useful glossary and list of addresses.

A superb summer squash, which sets heavy crops of tasty, mild flavoured fruit. And its dwarf habit makes it ideal for growing in a container on the patio. Hints and Tips: HEALTH BENEFITS: High in vitamins A, C and E. CULINARY TIPS: Can be used just like a potato, even baked in foil like a jacket potato. Culture: Full growing instructions given on packet. Sow under glass April-May. (18-20 weeks maturity). Sowing Time: April-May 1 Packet (10 Seeds) average content Suttons Seeds - Established 1806 ...

When to sow Usually April at 75ºF. Days to germination: 7-10 days. Where to sow Under glass in individual 3" pots using a good open compost. How to grow on When the last frost has past, plant into the garden with the benefit of a cloche if possible. Allow to grow on at random until the fruit has set. Prefers sun. Professional tip Best to restrict the plant to 1-3 fruit.

When to sow Usually April at 75ºF. Days to germination: 7-10 days. Where to sow Under glass in individual 3" pots using a good open compost. How to grow on When the last frost has past, plant into the garden with the benefit of a cloche if possible. Allow to grow on at random until the fruit has set. Prefers sun. Professional tip Best to restrict the plant to 1-3 fruit.

When to sow Usually April at 75ºF. Days to germination: 7-10 days. Where to sow Under glass in individual 3" pots using a good open compost. How to grow on When the last frost has past, plant into the garden with the benefit of a cloche if possible. Allow to grow on at random until the fruit has set. Cut for winter use when the skin is rock hard. Prefers sun. Professional tip Best to restrict the plant to 1-3 fruit.

When to sow Usually April at 75ºF. Days to germination: 7-10 days. Where to sow Under glass in individual 3" pots using a good open compost. How to grow on When the last frost has past, plant into the garden with the benefit of a cloche if possible. Allow to grow on at random until the fruit has set. Cut for winter use when the skin is rock hard. Prefers sun. Professional tip Best to restrict the plant to 1-3 fruit.

When to sow Usually April at 75ºF. Days to germination: 7-10 days. Where to sow Under glass in individual 3" pots using a good open compost. How to grow on When the last frost has past, plant into the garden with the benefit of a cloche if possible. Allow to grow on at random until the fruit has set. Prefers sun. Professional tip Best to restrict the plant to 1-3 fruit.

When to sow Usually April at 75ºF. Days to germination: 7-10 days. Where to sow Under glass in individual 3" pots using a good open compost. How to grow on When the last frost has past, plant into the garden with the benefit of a cloche if possible. Allow to grow on at random until the fruit has set. Cut for winter use when the skin is rock hard. Prefers sun. Professional tip Best to restrict the plant to 1-3 fruit.

When to sow Usually April at 75ºF. Days to germination: 7-10 days. Where to sow Under glass in individual 3" pots using a good open compost. How to grow on When the last frost has past, plant into the garden with the benefit of a cloche if possible. Allow to grow on at random until the fruit has set. Cut for winter use when the skin is rock hard. Prefers sun. Professional tip Best to restrict the plant to 1-3 fruit.

When to sow Usually April at 75ºF. Days to germination: 7-10 days. Where to sow Under glass in individual 3" pots using a good open compost. How to grow on When the last frost has past, plant into the garden with the benefit of a cloche if possible. Allow to grow on at random until the fruit has set. Prefers sun. Professional tip Best to restrict the plant to 1-3 fruit.

When to sow Usually April at 75ºF. Days to germination: 7-10 days. Where to sow Under glass in individual 3" pots using a good open compost. How to grow on When the last frost has past, plant into the garden with the benefit of a cloche if possible. Allow to grow on at random until the fruit has set. Prefers sun. Professional tip Best to restrict the plant to 1-3 fruit.

When to sow Usually April at 75ºF. Days to germination: 7-10 days. Where to sow Under glass in individual 3" pots using a good open compost. How to grow on When the last frost has past, plant into the garden with the benefit of a cloche if possible. Allow to grow on at random until the fruit has set. Prefers sun. Professional tip Best to restrict the plant to 1-3 fruit.

When to sow Usually April at 75ºF. Days to germination: 7-10 days. Where to sow Under glass in individual 3" pots using a good open compost. How to grow on When the last frost has past, plant into the garden with the benefit of a cloche if possible. Allow to grow on at random until the fruit has set. Prefers sun. Professional tip Best to restrict the plant to 1-3 fruit.

When to sow Usually April at 75ºF. Days to germination: 7-10 days. Where to sow Under glass in individual 3" pots using a good open compost. How to grow on When the last frost has past, plant into the garden with the benefit of a cloche if possible. Allow to grow on at random until the fruit has set. Cut for winter use when the skin is rock hard. Prefers sun. Professional tip Best to restrict the plant to 1-3 fruit.

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A compact growing variety which makes it possible to grow tasty butternut squashes on your patio. The plants are quite ornamental, with huge yellow flowers and attractive veined foliage. Bred in the UK, it performs well in our climate, and the delicious sweet fleshed fruits, each up to 1kg (21 or 4lb) in weight, will be ready to pick from August (much earlier than standard varieties). Hints and Tips: HEALTH BENEFITS: High in vitamins A, C and E. COOKING TIPS: Can be used just like a potato, even...

When to sow Mid spring - Mar-May under glass. Days to germination: 5-10 days. Where to sow Individually in 3" pots at 70-75ºF in a propagator covering the seed with ½" of compost. How to grow on When all danger of frost has positively past, plant out in the garden in a sheltered sunny position and keep well watered. Prefers sun. Professional tip Re-sow every three weeks for a long continuous supply of fruit. Remember to keep picking regularly to extend the life of the crop.

When to sow Usually April at 75ºF. Days to germination: 7-10 days. Where to sow Under glass in individual 3" pots using a good open compost. How to grow on When the last frost has past, plant into the garden with the benefit of a cloche if possible. Allow to grow on at random until the fruit has set. Prefers sun. Professional tip Best to restrict the plant to 1-3 fruit.

When to sow Usually April at 75ºF. Days to germination: 7-10 days. Where to sow Under glass in individual 3" pots using a good open compost. How to grow on When the last frost has past, plant into the garden with the benefit of a cloche if possible. Allow to grow on at random until the fruit has set. Prefers sun. Professional tip Best to restrict the plant to 1-3 fruit.