Plants For Sandy Soil

Sandy soils tend to drain very quickly, so are ideal for supporting Mediterranean-style or drought-tolerant plants, which are happiest in dry conditions. These soils are usually low in nutrients, so digging in lots of composted organic matter will not only bump these up, but will also help it retain water.

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spring onion North Holland Blood Red

spring onion 'North Holland Blood Red'

£2.19

mustard Red Giant

mustard 'Red Giant'

£2.19

leek Bleu de Solaise

leek 'Bleu de Solaise'

£2.49

cucumber Marketmore

cucumber 'Marketmore'

£2.19

kale Redbor F1

kale 'Redbor' F1

£3.99

aubergine Moneymaker F1

aubergine 'Moneymaker' F1

£3.99

artichoke Romanesco

artichoke 'Purple Globe'

£2.49

artichoke Vert Globe

artichoke 'Green Globe'

£2.79

tomato Golden Sunrise

tomato (standard) 'Golden Sunrise'

£2.29

tomato San Marzano 2

tomato (plum) 'San Marzano 2'

£3.99

tomato Red Alert

tomato (cherry) 'Red Alert'

£2.49

sorrel red veined

sorrel red veined

£2.79

bean (runner) White Lady (PBR)

bean (runner) 'White Lady' (PBR)

£3.19

bean (runner) Scarlet Emperor

bean (runner) 'Scarlet Emperor'

£3.29

bean (runner) Lady Di

bean (runner) 'Lady Di'

£3.49

rocket Salad

rocket - salad

£2.49

chard Rhubarb Chard

chard 'Rhubarb Chard'

£2.79

chard Rainbow Chard

chard 'Rainbow Chard'

£2.49

radish French Breakfast 3

radish 'French Breakfast 3'

£2.29

pumpkin Hundredweight

pumpkin 'Hundredweight'

£2.19

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