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Vegetable seed
Vegetables picked fresh from the garden are regaining their former popularity. All you need to create a vegetable patch is a few square metres of garden. Growing vegetables is not just an enjoyable hobby - it is useful, too, as you can save money on grocery bills. Plant diverse varieties so that you can eat healthy and nutritious home-grown vegetables every day. Some varieties can even be grown in pots on the patio or decking, where they make attractive features. Bakker has a huge range of vegetable seeds, as you can see below.
- Grey oyster mushroom cultivation set Pleurotus ostreatus — organic
- Mushroom cultivation set Agaricus bisporus chestnut - Bio
- 25x Potato Solanum 'Annabel'
- Yellow oyster mushroom cultivation set Pleurotus ostreatus — organic
- Cucumber Cucumis 'Iznik' 3 m² - Vegetable seeds
- White asparagus Asparagus 'Vitalim'
- Cucumber Cucumis 'Euphoria' 5 m² - Vegetable seeds
- Tomato package Solanum 'Punchy pomodori' 7 m² - Vegetable seeds
- Bean package 'Bossing-it beans' 22 m² - Vegetable seeds
- Cucumber Cucumis 'Picolino' - Organic F1 - 2 m² - Vegetable seeds
- Red shallot Allium 'Red Sun'
- Courgette Cucurbita 'Partenon F1' - Organic 6 m² - Vegetable seeds
- Rhubarb Rheum rhabarbarum - Bare rooted
- Onion Allium 'Stuttgarter Riesen'
- Tomato
- Tomato package 'Tip Top Tomatoes' Solanum - Vegetable seeds
- Vegetable gardening package ' Cheeky Vegetables' with complete growing kit
- Summer package 'Summer Seasonings' - Organic Vegetable seeds, herb seeds, fruit seeds
- White turnip Brassica 'Platte witte mei' - Organic 10 m² - Vegetable seeds
- Sprouted vegetables package 'Special salad' 6 m² - Vegetable seeds, herb seeds
- Onion Allium 'Corrado' F1
- Mangetout and peas package 'Proper peas' - Organic 4 m² - Vegetable seeds
- Parsnip Pastinaca 'Guernsey' - Bio 10 m² - Vegetable seeds
- Celery Apium 'Tall Utah' - Organic 20 m² - Vegetable seeds
Vegetable seed
Growing your own vegetables
Growing your own veg. is a really nice hobby to have. It’s always interesting to watch seeds germinate and grow into the adult plant and really, sowing things yourself isn’t difficult at all. It’s actually also very satisfying, picking and harvesting your own home-grown vegetables.
Sowing vegetable seed
We grow vegetables by sowing the seed or planting seedlings. If you sow, you can choose to start off indoors or in a greenhouse, or straight into your garden. Outdoors, we sow in rows. Low growing varieties of veg (like spinach) doesn’t need to go in a row, you can just sow in sweeps over the whole patch you want them to grow in. Larger seeds, like beans are often planted in a heap of 3-5 beans. Fine seed is best mixed with fine, dry sand and scattered evenly and thinly.For more tips on planting and caring for vegetable seed, check out our gardening advice pages online.
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