*Avonresister*
* small conical roots
* good mini-veg – grown at close spacings, 3in.
* good canker resistance
*Countess*
* vigorous , heavy cropper
* uniform, high quality,smooth-skinned, sweet roots
* good tolerance to canker
*Dagger *
* smooth skinned, bayonet shaped, tender roots
* suitable for mini veg
* good canker resistance
*Excalibur *
* smooth, almost bleached white-skinned roots with creamy flesh of
sweet flavour
* good tolerance against canker
* good storage properties
*Gladiator*
* fast maturing, vigorous
* consistent high quality flesh, silky-smooth white skin, sweet
* good yield
* high resistance to canker
*Javelin *
* good quality roots of smooth skin and good flavour
* good canker resistance
* high yields
* good resistance to ‘fanging’ (forking of the roots)
*Tender & True*
* long roots of mixed size
* vigorous
* good canker resistance
*White spear*
* smooth skin
* good colour
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