Patio Vegetable Collection
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Enjoy a wonderful selection of delicious red vegetables with this patio collection!
Easy to grow and with a long harvest period, you will be stocked up from the begging of summer all the way through to October!
Supplied in this collection:
?Beluga Red? – A versatile variety that produces generous yields of deliciously sweet, glossy, bright red peppers. Green initially, they reach the peak of their colouring and nutrition from July until October.
‘Tumbling Tom’ – An ideal variety to get started growing your own tomatoes – so easy, they can be grown in hanging baskets, tubs, planters and even window boxes – you will get hundreds of small red cherry tomatoes from just one plant!
‘Hot Burrito’ – A small and compact plant that best when grown in a pot, positioned in a warm, sunny spot such as a patio or porch. It can also be grown indoors as a houseplant in a bright area. The ‘Hot Burrito’ will produce wonderful chillies from July that are about 15-25cm long.
Supplied as 3 established plants in 9cm pots, ready to plant.
Care Information
Planting Advice for Tumbling Tomatoes:
- Once the plants are 10cm tall, they can be planted in the hanging basket or container, ideally using 1 plant for a 25cm basket or 3 in a 35cm basket.
- Tomatoes can be planted up into their containers from April onwards, and grown on for a couple of weeks before placing outside after hardening off. Cover plants with horticultural fleece on any unexpectedly cold nights.
- Fill containers to within 2-3cm (about 1in) of the rim with moist compost – growing bag compost or our own professional compost is ideal.
- Bury the roots deeply (up to first ?seed? leaves on the stem) and water well, to settle the compost around them.
- Place the containers in a sunny sheltered spot.
Planting Advice for Capsicum Beluga Red:
- Keep you pepper plants in a frost free place until the chance of frost has passed.
- Transplant to a larger pot and move to the final growing position in a warm, sunny spot.
- If planting in the ground, plant 60cm (2ft) apart in well prepared, free draining soil.
- Add support, such as a bamboo cane to each plant, as they will become heavy as the peppers form.
Planting Advice for Hot Burrito:
- Keep your chilli plants in a frost free place until the chance of frost has passed.
- Transplant to a larger pot and move to the final growing position in a warm, sunny spot.
- As the plants begin to fruit, remove some of the lower leaves to allow sunlight to reach the chillis. As more form, remove leaves further up the plant.
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