VEGETABLES

	BEAN (DWARF FRENCH) - Plants produce plenty of distinctively flavoured, string less pods over a long period if picked regularly. Sow March April under glass, or in succession outdoors from late April until mid-July. Most varieties freeze successfully, but those particularly suited are marked*. (12 weeks maturity). Research suggests that it is unwise to eat Beans raw. Source of vitamin A. Delicious when no thicker than a pencil and can be sliced or cooked whole.
	BEAT DETROIT - Globe shape beet with smooth-skinned is good for table use, dark crimson colour Beet hybrid globe beauty - bolt resistant, deliciously flavoured finest strain of globe beet - dark crimson root.
	BHENDI SUPER DELIGHT - The dwarf & bushy plant is an exceptionally heavy cropper, 4" long had is tasty. Resistance to YVM is monsoon is an extra advantage.
	BHENDI HYBRID SHIVA - This outstanding variety is specially bred for more production in less area. The 5 ridges fruit with 5"-6" long is grown maximum for the Indian Market.