A series
of tall garden F1 snapdragons with beautiful open-faced double flowers on
strong, heavily branched plants. They produce flower stems in succession
throughout the growing season. Great for use as a taller border plant or in a
container. Doubleshot performs well over a long period in the garden and can be
used for home cuts.45-50 cm
‘Snapdragon’. Annual, which can be sown early and sold April onwards as it is tolerant of low temperatures. Sow January-February, germinates 7-10 days at 18-21°C. Sowing-flowering 14-16 weeks. Compact varieties such as Floral Showers are sold in 6 or 9 packs in bud or in flower. They can also be sown in June-July and sold in flower in pots in Autumn. Taller varieties are sold in 9-packs or strip trays as green plants with label. Taller F1 hybrids such as Liberty Classic and Sonnet are ideal for formal bedding schemes.
Cut Flower Technical Information: Sow at 18-21°C, transplant into modules. Sow September onwards for planting out in unheated glass/ tunnels for Spring cropping. Sow February for planting outdoors May onwards for Summer Cropping. Or sow July for cropping under unheated glass/tunnels in late Autumn. Plant out at 25x25cm, pinching out tips. Thin to 4-5 of strongest shoots per plant. Requires support with crop netting. Cut when spikes are one third open. Feed crop well. Rocket, Madame Butterfly and Lucky Lips can be used as cut flowers along with those listed under semi-professional.
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A very compact variety that is ideal for container and patio growing. Produces small, dark purple fruits that typically weigh around 50 grams. Spineless.
A high revenue crop which is becoming more ‘mainstream’. Has a flexible growing regime, as it can be grown in heated glass, cool glass and under plastic. 200 seeds per gram. Sow early October to November, or mid-November to December, or late January to February, germinates at 20-20°C. For early/late crop allow 46cm between plants, for maincrop allow 38cm. Sowing rate 50,000 seeds per hectare. Harvest from April onwards.
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A sweetheart variety that produces striking red pointed cabbages. Sweet and tender flavour. Head weights typically 1-1.25kg. Best flavour in raw applications but can also be cooked. Maturing approximately 70-80 days from transplant.
Cabbage can be produced throughout the year, providing growers with a continuous supply to their outlets. Faster-maturing spring greens are ideal for utilising redundant polytunnel or glasshouse space over the winter months. Cabbages are popular for young plant sales to home gardeners. 200-400 seeds per gram. Germinates between 10 and 25°C. Seed rate approx. 600g per hectare transplanted, 1.25-2.5 kilos per hectare direct sown. Spacings 30 x 60cm, up to 60 x 90cm.
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Striking foliage showing strong graphic patterns with flowers in shades of pink, white and purple. Flowers from August to November, hardy and cold resistant to -15oC. Production time 27-29 weeks. Easy to naturalise.
Greenhouse Perennial: Sow February-April, for flowering October onwards. 3-6 weeks at 15°C. Cyclamen require absolute darkness for successful germination and a constant temperature. Temperatures higher than 15°C may well cause germination failure. 200 seeds per gram. Large-framed F1 Sell in: 12cm pots. End Use: Indoor houseplant. Mini F1 Sell in: 9cm pots, 4-packs. End Use: Indoor houseplant, and Winter containers.
Hardy Outdoor Types: Perennial, 1-6 months at 9°C; germination can be slow and erratic. Can be sown at any time of the year, however for optimum germination the temperature should not exceed 9°C. Sell in: 8-9cm pots, in flower. End Use: Borders, under trees etc.
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Fleuroselect Gold Medal Winner. Compact and floriferous first year flowering perennial. Light pink flowers with dark rose calyxes on short spikes held over decorative silvery purple dark veined foliage. The compact habit produces a neat plant for retail display. Suitable for spring to early summer sales. Height 25-36cm.
Perennial, 3-4 weeks at 20°C; sow April-July. 24,000 seeds per gram. Sell in: 9cm to 2 litre pots, as green plant with label. End Use: Borders.
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A Capsicum frutescens type with a high heat level of 67,000SHU. The 6cm fruits mature from white-green to red. The compact plants work well in baskets and containers. Ideal for semi-finished pot sales.
High value crop for the greenhouse or under plastic, also well suited for plant sales for the home gardener. High yielding over a long period. Becoming increasingly popular. 120-200 seeds per gram. Germinates between 25 and 30°C. Sow early December-January, or for maincrop March- April. Seed rate 400-425g per hectare. Spacing 30-60cm x 45-90cm. Grow on at 16-23°C. Harvest from early April/May, or maincrop from July. Please note that germination can be slow and erratic on some open pollinated hot peppers.
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Nemesia F1 Tiny Treasure Blue Shade (pellets) (NEM42)
An early flowering compact Nemesia which produces an abundance of flowers throughout the season. Ideally suited to pack and small pot production offering a great range of colours from seed, provides a strong alternative to vegative material.
Annual, sow Feb-april, 2 weeks at 15-18°C, 6500 seeds per gram. Higher temperatures depress germination. All our Nemesia varieties are only sold as clean seed. Sell in: 6-packs, 9cm pots. End Use: Borders, containers, baskets (depending on variety).
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Petchoa F1 Caliburst Nectarine (pellets) (PET690P)
The first petchoa from seed is a vibrant calibrachoa colour with the flower size, form and habit of a petunia. It has a controlled mounded, spreading habit that makes it ideal for pots, containers and baskets. Germination is cold-durable and can be produced in early spring, a flowering 9-hour daylength response means these make excellent spring and summer sales.
Annual, sow 1 seed per cell on the compost surface from February-April. Germinates in 7-14 days at 20-25°C. Prick out after 4-6 weeks into packs or pots as required. Grow on at 16-18°C; growth regulators can be used, according to the manufacturers’ guidelines, but avoid at visible bud stage or later as it can reduce flower colour intensity. Sowing to flowering takes around 11-13 weeks.
Sell in: 9-10cm pots.
End Use: Baskets and containers.
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A quick to mature variety with strong vigour in colder growing conditions. Well filled cobs with dark yellow colour. Large grains with sweet flavour. Good disease resistance.
This is a versatile, popular crop for fresh market sales, P.Y.O., prepack and processing. Works very well as a roadside sales item. Sweetcorn is also suitable for use as young plant sales for the home gardener. Germinates at between 18 and 30°C. Sow April to June, spacing 20-30cm x 75-95cm, drilling rate 45,000-65,000 per hectare (18,000-26,000 per acre). Harvest August to October.
There are five main classifications for sweetcorn varieties: 1) Normal sugar type (su): standard sweetcorn performance and flavour. 2) Sugar enhanced (se): sweeter, more tender kernel than standard types, also has longer shelf-life. 3) Super sweet (sh2): higher levels of complex sugars with a slower conversion to starch, resulting in a sweeter flavour and long shelf-life.
Note: sh2 varieties should be grown separately from other types to avoid cross pollination which can cause a reduction in quality and flavour. None of our sweetcorn varieties are genetically modified.
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A modern hybrid variety that features an impressive array of disease resistances, including excellent resistance to tomato late blight. Produces round red fruit with good flavour. Vigorous variety with short internodes. Fruit: red, round, 130-160 grams. Resistant to ToMV (0-2), Va (0), Vd (0), Fol (0&1), For, Pf (A-E). Intermediate resistance to On, Pi, TSWV (0), Ma, Mi, Mj.
We offer a wide range of varieties designed to meet most growers' requirements. While the old established favourites are still popular, the recent hybrid introductions have resulted in plants which not only perform better but taste better, an important characteristic in any tomato variety. New hybrid varieties with more unusual fruit shapes, colours and sizes are proving very popular both with fresh market sales and retail plant sales. Young tomato plants remain the best seller for vegetable plant sales to the public. For varietal fruit shape, size, colour and suitability please see technical table and individual product descriptions.
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Moles Seeds (UK) Ltd, Turkey Cock Lane, Stanway, Colchester, Essex, CO3 8PD, United Kingdom. Company Reg No: 6301851