What Vegetable Seeds can I sow in February

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Tomato Sungold
£1.99

Tomato Sungold is considered by many to be the best of the best.....

Growth Habit - Cordon.

Average Packet Contents : 10 seeds

Tomato Sungrape
Tomato Sungrape
£2.39

Sungrape produces tiny baby plum tomatoes.....

Growth Habit - Cordon.

Average Packet Contents : 10 seeds

Tomato Sweet Aperitif
Tomato Sweet Aperitif
£1.49

Sweet Apertif can either be grown in the greenhouse or.....

Growth Habit - Corden.

Av. Packet Contents : 10 seeds

Tomato Toddler
Tomato Toddler
£1.79

Supersweet 100 can either be grown in the greenhouse or.....

Growth Habit - Corden.

Av. Packet Contents : 10 seeds

Tomato Totem
Tomato Totem
£1.49

Tomato Totem is an excellent item as it may be used in pots, tubs.....

Growth Habit - Dwarf, for Pots.

Average Packet Contents : 10 seeds

Tomato Tumbling Tom Red
Tomato Tumbling Tom Red
£1.49

Tumbling Tom Red gives amazing performance with stems.....

Growth Habit - Trailing.

Average Packet Contents : 12 seeds

Tomato Tumbling Tom Yellow
Tomato Tumbling Tom Yellow
£1.49

Tumbling Tom Yellow is an early, prolific producer of sweet.....

Growth Habit - Trailing.

Average Packet Contents : 12 seeds

Tomato Y Ddraig Goch (Red Dragon)
Tomato Y Ddraig Goch (Red Dragon)
£1.99

The perfect choice for crops that are to be grown in a cold greenhouse or polytunnel......

Growth Habit - Corden.

Av. Packet Contents : 10 seeds

Veg Seeds Our 9 Must Grow Varieties Collection
Veg Seeds Our 9 Must Grow Varieties Collection
£11.00

9 Recommended Varieties as advertised in Kitchen Garden and Grow Your Own Magazine.

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Vegetable Seeds to Sow In February

You can kickstart your vegetable garden in February by sowing a range of seeds, including broad beans, chillies, aubergines, leeks and onions, which can all be started under cover to protect them from the cold. Embrace indoor gardening by setting up a mini greenhouse or using a sunny windowsill to germinate seeds that require a bit of warmth.

Don't forget container gardening, which is perfect for those with limited space or poor soil. Containers also offer the advantage of moving your plants around to catch the sun or shield them from harsh weather.

With the right care, you'll be set for an earlier harvest, enjoying the fruits of your labour well before the summer peak. Stay attentive to the needs of your plants, and you'll have a thriving vegetable garden before you know it.