Whether you’re a keen planter or a complete newbie, this from Funky Veg Kit by Plant Theatre is perfect for personal use or presenting as an original gift to a loved-one. Brighten up mealtimes with this exciting selection of 5 distinctive and unusual vegetables.

• The kit includes everything you need to get started -5 growing pots, 5 peat blocks and 5 plant markers
• Individual packets of purple carrots, red brussel sprouts, stripy tomatoes, golden zucchini and rainbow chard
• Sealed in foil sachets for freshness and with enough seed for multiple sowings!

Cosmic Purple Carrot

Ditch the traditional orange carrot - the purple carrot will jazz up your meals with their vivid colour and peppery flavour. Known to be one of the ‘superfoods’ to boost health and wellbeing, purple carrots are rich in vitamin C & K and low in calories.

Rubine Brussels Sprouts

Brussel sprouts – you either love them or hate them, but these delicious red Brussel sprouts are sure to get a positive response from your dinner guests. This type of sprout offers a milder flavour with a nuttier taste in comparison to the usual green variety.

Tigerella Stripy Tomatoes

Stripy tomatoes are sure to raise attention when mixed into salads or garnishes. These enormous beefsteak type tomatoes are red and yellow-hued with a striped patterned skin.

Golden Zucchini Squash

Zucchini are perfect for adding raw to a lunchtime recipe or side dish. These yellow zucchini are a type of summer squash that will add a bright splash of colour to your main meals.

Rainbow Chard

Multi coloured Swiss chard impresses in both looks and flavour. Their vibrant rainbow leaves will look amazing when planted in the garden or served on your plate. The baby leaves will taste great when served raw in salad, while the larger leaves can be cooked like spinach to accompany meat.

How to Use

The grow your own funky veg kit provides detailed instructions on how to plant the seeds, for them to grow to their full potential. It includes 5 growing pots, peat blocks and plant markers. Soak the peat disc and squeeze out excess water before placing into the peat pots. Sprinkle a few seeds in each pot - there will be enough seeds for multiple sowing.