Swede Best of All Seeds

Swede Best of All Seeds lives up to its name by offering a reliable, hardy, and versatile root vegetable that is a must-have for any kitchen garden. Renowned for its rich yellow flesh, this variety boasts a smooth texture and a mild, sweet flavour that makes it perfect for a variety of culinary uses.

Exceptionally hardy and easy to grow, Swede Best of All thrives in a wide range of climates and soil conditions, making it an ideal choice for gardeners of all levels. Its robust nature ensures that it performs well even in colder weather, delivering consistent results season after season. Whether you’re an experienced grower or new to gardening, this swede variety is forgiving and rewarding to cultivate.

The smooth texture and delicate flavour of Swede Best of All make it a favourite for mashing, roasting, or adding to stews and soups. Its rich yellow flesh not only looks appealing but also provides excellent nutritional value, offering a good source of vitamins and fibre. This makes it a wholesome addition to any meal, perfect for those seeking healthy and homegrown produce.

With proper care, Swede Best of All produces uniform and attractive roots that store well, ensuring you can enjoy your harvest long after the growing season. Its robust growth and resistance to common issues make it a dependable choice for both allotments and home gardens.

Whether youre growing it for its culinary versatility or its hardy and reliable nature, Swede Best of All is truly a standout variety that lives up to its name. Add this classic and easy-to-grow root vegetable to your garden for a delicious and rewarding harvest.

Brassica napus var. napobrassica

The name speaks for this variety. Best Of All is a hardy and easily grown globe Swede with a purple top and yellow flesh. The mild flavour and smooth texture is outstanding. Swedes grow well in any good garden soil, but do best in rich, deeply dug ground.

How To Grow
Sow 1.5cm deep, allowing 50cm between rows. Cover with 1.5cm fine soil. Keep moist and thin out as early as possible to 25cm apart.

When To Plant
Autumn and Winter.

Harvest
Spring to Autumn as required.

Sow
Autumn, Winter.