Contains two packets of seeds : Magic Peas Mix and Pea Sugarsnap.

Magic Peas Mix :
Sow the seeds in your garden and see few months later what pea varieties you will harvest...

Mix of :
Daniel O'Rourke - rescued from Ireland by the Vavilov institute, and re-instated by the Irish Seed Savers Association.

Hurst Green Shaft , a traditional double podded variety from Britain.

Seeds of Beetroot, Pumpkin/Squash, Pea and spinach

It is very exciting when babies first start to eat solid food. They love the sensation of putting novel foods in their mouths and are delighted with new flavours and textures. There is a lot of controversy about whether a baby’s first meal should be cereals, meat fruit or vegetables, but most authorities agree that a baby can benefit from fresh vegetables from around 6 months of age. Iron is an important part of a baby’s diet at this point, as the store of iron they are born with has been depleted and there isn’t enough in milk. The vegetables we have chosen are good sources of iron and vitamins. It is probably best to cook vegetables for babies, as it makes them easier to digest. However over-cooking will destroy some of the vitamins. It is not necessary to puree them, as picking up pieces of food themselves helps baby’s coordination, and many believe they are capable of balancing their diets by choosing food that suits them.

Four of our real favourites,

Holly Rose Red and juicy, the perfect salad tomato.

Brown Berry Rich sweet cherry, great for salads and with a long cropping season.

Tangidel, Orange bite size treats, great for small people and toppings.

Yellow Perfection Super sweet, low acid, yellow globes of sunshine.

6 Packets of Seeds

Tipperary Turnip (swede), Buan Onion, Gortahork Cabbage, Uncle John's Kale, Irish Green Pea and Winter Roscoff Cauliflower.