Another good range of seeds with this month's GYO magazine

[Purple Primrose]

I received my magazine today and have, once again, been very pleased with the range of seeds enclosed. Over the last three months, my copies of GYO magazine have contained 10 seed packets in each issue. These were made up of a good mix of different types of plant: 5 packets of herbs, 5 root vegetables, 6 alliums, 5 brassicas, 4 packets of salad leaves, 3 tomatoes, an aubergine and a chilli pepper.
With today's magazine (April issue) I received:

Tomato – Minibel

Lamb’s Lettuce – Favor

Chard – Rhubarb Chard (Vulcan)

Cauliflower – Romanesco natalino

Onion – Red Baron

Leek – Porbella

Onion – Spring Everlasting Bunching

Garlic – Chives

Tarragon – Russian

Chervil

With the March issue, I got:

Tomato – Principe Borghese

Beetroot – Crosby’s Egyptian

Carrot – Volcano F1

Aubergine – Early Long Purple

Kale – Nero Di Toscana

Cabbage – Savoy – January King 3

Lettuce – Frisee de Beauregard

Sorrel – Red Veined

Dill

Fennel

With the February issue, I received:

Tomato – Cuor di bue

Parsley – Giant of Italy

Basil – Sweet

Rocket – (Wild) Tricia all year round

Radish – Sparkler 3

Broccoli Raab – 60 days

Chilli Pepper – de Cayenne (hot)

Leek – Musselburgh

Onion – Sturon

Parsnip – Tender and True

[Bren In Pots]

You're right PP there has been a good selection of seeds, I'm going to be growing Minibel toms for the first time.
I don't grow leeks or beetroot so they'll be passed on to the local Hospice charity shop.