Apart from commercial seedsmen’s novelty packets, all the seed is graded here, and we only sell seed that’s a fair size for the variety. Germination testing is carried out on every seed batch, with a minimum pass level of 90%. Since we make up packets to customers’ requirements, we charge 15 cent or 10 pence per seed, rather than quoting prices per packet.
Ordering:
It’s easy. You can now send your order directly from this web-
Alternatively, simply send a letter to Cooltonagh, 183 Glenshane Road, The Cross, Co. Londonderry, BT47 3EN, Northern Ireland, saying which varieties you want and how many seed of each. It will be helpful to include a ‘phone number, just in case a variety is sold out. For an up-
Either way, we’ll reply, telling you how much money to send: there’s no fixed charge for postage and packing -
Cultural Advice:
New customers should receive two pages of cultural advice with their first consignment of seed. The same document can be printed from this link.
We now have two new varieties available for sale for flowering in 2008. On the Available
Now page there are photos of all the twenty-
If any of our novelties are being introduced for the current season by commercial seedsmen, we offer them in their own packets and at their prices. This is because we don’t want to undermine the businesses that have bought their starting stocks from us and bulked them up to a commercial scale. So, for this season we can offer our new light blue in Kerton’s packets at cost:
Chris Harrod (from Kertons Sweet Peas) . . . . (20 seed). . . . . . . . . .£2.50 . €3.75
This year, Florencecourt is a one-