Fruit & Vegetables

Fast Track Your Harvest: Vegetable Plug Plants for the UK Gardener

Embrace the satisfaction of homegrown vegetables quicker than ever before with our selection of vegetable plug plants! These established young plants offer a convenient and rewarding way to get a head start on your vegetable patch, ensuring you enjoy fresh, delicious produce straight from your allotment.

Why Choose Vegetable Plug Plants:

Earlier harvests: Enjoy homegrown vegetables sooner compared to sowing seeds directly, allowing you to maximise your growing season and savour fresh produce earlier.
Stronger plants, higher yields: Established plug plants boast a well-developed root system, leading to faster growth, increased vigour, and potentially higher yields in your vegetable patch.
Reduced risk of failure: Minimise the risk of seedlings failing to germinate or succumbing to pests and diseases, offering a more reliable approach to growing your own vegetables.
Perfect for beginner gardeners: Easy to care for and requiring minimal attention, plug plants are ideal for those starting their vegetable gardening journey.
Wide variety for every culinary desire: Explore a diverse selection of vegetables, from classic favourites like tomatoes and peppers to more unusual options, allowing you to cultivate a delicious and exciting harvest.

Discover the perfect vegetable plug plant for your UK garden:

'Tomato Cherry Falls F1': This popular variety produces deliciously sweet cherry tomatoes, perfect for salads, snacking, and adding to various dishes.
'Pepper 'Snack'': These compact pepper plants offer vibrant fruits with a mild flavour, ideal for growing in containers on your patio or balcony.

We offer a wider selection of vegetable plug plants beyond the examples listed, including:

Salad leaves: Enjoy a constant supply of fresh, leafy greens like , spinach, and rocket throughout the season.
Brassicas: Grow delicious cabbages, broccoli, cauliflower, and Brussels sprouts for a versatile and nutritious harvest.
Courgettes and squashes: Embrace the abundance of summer with easy-to-grow courgettes and a variety of squashes for culinary creativity.

Planting vegetable plug plants is easy! We provide detailed care guides specifically tailored for UK gardeners, ensuring your chosen vegetables flourish in well-drained soil and their preferred light conditions.

Don't wait to experience the benefits of vegetable plug plants! Order yours today and get a head start on cultivating a delicious and rewarding vegetable patch in your allotment.

Cauliflower

5 items

Onions

4 items

Cabbage

7 items

Swiss Chard

1 item

Spinach

1 item

Celery & Celeriac

2 items

Bare Root Vegetables

19 items

Beetroot

2 items

Aubergine

1 item

Artichoke

1 item

Leeks

1 item

Broccoli

2 items

Sprouts

1 item

Tomato

5 items

Pepper and Chillies

14 items

Courgette

3 items

Squash

1 item

Wasabi

2 items

Strawberry

7 items

Asparagus

4 items

Rhubarb

6 items

Sweet Potato

0 item

Sweetcorn

1 item

Cucumber

1 item

Fruit & Vegetables

Chilli Pepper 'Scotch Bonnet' Plug Plant Kit

£5.99

Grow Your Own Scotch Bonnet Chilli Pepper Plug Plant Kit

Part of our hot and fiery range of Grow Your Own Chilli's.

The Scotch bonnet Scoville Level is burning hot 100,000 - 250,000! Not for the faint hearted!

These plant bare a red globe shaped chilli pepper. Great for cooking & ideal for sauces.

All of our plants are packaged in the Growtanical Eco-Conscious packaging, ensuring our customers great quality every time.

All plants come with a APHA registered plant passport. This guarantees that all plants have been through a health check and are genuine. Giving our buyers confidence that all our plants are authentic, and healthy.

Growing Tips

Choose the right pot.

Choose a good quality potting compost.

Fill pots with quality compost.

Make planting hole.

Gently lower the plant into the whole (hold the leaf and not the stem).

Growing on - Provide good light and sunshine with frost free conditions. It's best to aim for a minimum of 5 degrees Celsius. Wait for compost to start to look dry on the surface in between watering, never let it go completely dry or waterlogged as they need water and air in the compost to be readily available. Good quality potting compost is designed to help achieve this. Do not at anytime during this stage use any plant food the compost will contain enough balanced fertiliser for six weeks and by this time your plant will have grown enough to be replanted in fresh compost.

Planting out. After 3 to 6 weeks you will see roots coming from the drainage holes at the bottom of the pot. Once this occurs you know its ready to move your plant into its final planting position. If you plan to grow in containers please choose a specialised container compost and again, do not feed for first 6 weeks. After 6 weeks, start feeding with a liquid fertiliser and follow manufacturers guidelines. If you would like to plant into open ground, dig some multi-purpose compost into your planting site at the rate of half compost half garden soil in top 5 inches. Keep the area weed free, and water and feed regularly.