Swiss Giant - Zermatt

• The earliest in our series of open pollinated varieties.
• This is in great demand for the baby leek market.
• Long shank, with erect leaves and a good base.

Longbow

• Tozer Seeds bred.
• Medium green leaves with long shanks. Ideal for late autumn production before the serious frosts set in.

Conway F1

• First/second early hybrid variety.
• Can be sown in modules in January, giving an early, heavy crop when prices are often at a premium.

Tornado (Autumn Mammoth)

• Tozer bred open pollinated variety maturing after Zermatt.
• Excellent for full size production, can also be used as a baby leek.

Oarsman F1

• Mid-season maturity cropping from mid October.
• Terrific vigour and uniformity with a medium shank and dark erect leaves.

Neptune (Blue Green Autumn)

• Hardy, dark blue-green plants with a good shaft length.
• Has some rust resistance and peels well for a quick pack out.

Toledo

• Toledo has dark blue-green erect leaves with an excellent long shank for this time of year.
• Will follow on from Neptune giving good quality leeks into March.

TZ 0233 F1

• Second early variety that bulks quickly.
• Good dark blue-green foliage which contrasts well with the lengthy white shank.
• Trials have shown this variety to be a consistent performer with good uniformity, bulbing resistance and field resistance to rust.

TZ 0050 F1 (for trial)

• A bold, heavy leek, with a well coloured dark green flag.
• It has an excellent white to pale green ratio, is easy to peel, and matures December into early January.
• High pack out of top quality leeks.

TZ 0165 F1 (for trial)

• Maincrop variety that also performs well in earlier and later plantings.
• Our heaviest yielder in trials.
• Dark blue-green erect foliage showing good field resistance to rust.
• Bulky, well filled shanks which are easy to strip and peel.
• A strong root structure suggests this variety will perform well in organic situations.