Allium fistulosum A Japanese style bunching onion Fast growing and hardy perennial salad onion. Sow regularly from February to July in rows 20cm apart. Thin as onions are needed for salads. Harvest when small, before the flavour becomes too strong.

Doplotaxis tenuifolia A perennial version of the salad rocket with a nutty mustard flavour, and yellow flowers. Very productive and easy to grow. It can be sown from spring to autumn, and will thrive in most reasonable conditions.

EZeer Thresh A Perennial wheat population that threshes easier and cleaner, a trait that is desirable for any small scale non-mechanized grower that wants to use this for bread making. Origin: PSR Perennial Grain breeding program Bred by Tim Peters, it can be sown in spring or autumn but is more likely to die if sown in spring as it outs too much into producing a crop before it is well established. Average 50 seeds/ packet.

Cherbury Asparagus

Asparagus Officialis This variety came from Irish Seed Savers and has been growing in a tunnel here in Co. Clare for the last 6/7 years. It produces a good quantity of tasty spears which need to be cut regularly to keep it going. Have had very few issues with it except it doesn’t like being moved NB. Also it likes a sunny warm spring for optimum production. Average 25 seeds / packet Grown by Jason Horner