Plants For Clay Soil

Clay soil is usually rich in nutrients, but it can be hard to dig, and if it is very heavy, it can hold water for long periods of time. It may also take a long time to warm up in spring, which can slow down the new growth. If your clay soil is badly compacted, you can help improve the structure by digging in lots of sharp sand and composted organic matter.

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Anthriscus cerefolium

chervil | Anthriscus cerefolium

£2.29

radish Mixed

radish 'Mixed'

£2.29

carrot Chantenay Royal

carrot 'Chantenay Royal'

£2.29

tomato Ailsa Craig

tomato (standard) 'Ailsa Craig'

£2.29

lettuce All Year Round

lettuce (butterhead) 'All Year Round'

£2.29

tomato Alicante

tomato (standard) 'Alicante'

£2.29

marrow Long Green Bush 4

marrow 'Long Green Bush 4'

£2.29

spring onion White Lisbon

spring onion 'White Lisbon'

£2.29

radish French Breakfast 3

radish 'French Breakfast 3'

£2.29

carrot Early Nantes

carrot 'Early Nantes'

£2.29

tomato Golden Sunrise

tomato (standard) 'Golden Sunrise'

£2.29

Myrrhis odorata

sweet cicely

£2.29

Tropaeolum majus Climbing Mixed

Tropaeolum majus 'Climbing Mixed'

£2.39

Nigella papillosa African Bride

Nigella papillosa 'African Bride'

£2.39 - £6.00

Ocimum basilicum Pesto Genovese

basil 'Sweet'

£2.39

tomato Gardeners Delight

tomato (cherry) 'Gardeners Delight'

£2.39 - £13.98

parsnip Tender and True F1

parsnip 'Tender and True' F1

£2.39

Tagetes patula Burning Embers

Tagetes patula 'Burning Embers'

£2.39

Antirrhinum majus Appleblossom

Antirrhinum majus 'Appleblossom'

£2.49

Moluccella laevis

Moluccella laevis

£2.49

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