HELP ME GROW
You don't need a vegetable garden to grow your own food. We've picked varieties that are well suited to containers, whether you have a patio, balcony or just a small sunny space.
Our favourite Variety
Reliable and straightforward to grow, the young carrots have a sweet flavour
Perfect for Small Spaces
A compact broad bean that's ideal when you don't have room for a tall row of plants. The Sutton is a short variety making it a useful choice for smaller gardens, raised beds and large containers.
Beautiful Baby Leaf
A modern lettuce producing plenty of small, evenly sized leaves from a compact head. We love growing this variety for its tender leaves for salads and its colour and looks make it suitable for any border.
PATIO AND POTS
Compact and productive, making it an excellent choice for containers and patios.
Perfect for Pots
Compact, productive chilli with colourful fruits that ripen from purple through yellow / orange to red.
Quick Harvest
A classic fast-growing radish producing crisp elongated roots with attractive red skin and distinctive white tips.
Perfect for Hanging Baskets
Sweet red cherry tomatoes on naturally cascading plants perfect for hanging baskets and containers.
Sweet Mini Cucumbers
Sweet, crisp mini cucumbers perfect for snacking and salads. Easy to grow with large harvest
GROW WITH CONFIDENCE
Growing vegetables in containers is mostly about choosing the right size pot, keeping an eye on watering and giving hungry crops enough food. Start with good compost and a sunny position and you can grow a surprising amount in a relatively small space.
Match the container to the crop. Lettuce and radishes need relatively little room, while tomatoes, cucumbers and other larger plants need considerably more compost. Whatever you use, make sure excess water can drain away.
Pots dry out much faster than garden soil, particularly during warm weather. Check them regularly and water thoroughly when needed rather than giving plants a small splash every now and again.
Some vegetables need more feeding than others. Quick crops such as radishes need very little, while tomatoes, cucumbers and chillies will benefit from regular feeding once they're established and producing crops.
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