Brussels Sprouts

Here at T H Clements we harvest Brussels Sprouts in the UK from August to March. In the festive season, we harvest ten times more Sprouts than any other time of the year! 
We grow 20 different varieties over 1000 acres in Lincolnshire. 

Available in

Whole
Size graded
Loose
Bagged
Peeled
Loose
Solo Packs
Mixed
Sliced
Loose
Solo packs
Mixed

20

Varieties

Harvested

from Early August until mid-March. 

High In

Vitamin C

Available in

Whole
Size graded
Loose
Bagged
Peeled
Loose
Solo Packs
Mixed
Sliced
Loose
Solo packs
Mixed

20

Varieties

Harvested

from Early August until mid-March. 

High In

Vitamin C

More about our Sprouts



  • Sprouts were first grown by Ancient Romans and then grown in Belgium from the 13th century which is what gave them their name. The earliest reference in English to Brussels Sprouts dates back to 1796.
  • Britons eat more Brussels Sprouts per head than anyone else in Europe. 
  • The area covered by Sprout fields in the UK is equal to 3240 football pitches. 
  • Brussels Sprouts contain 192% of your recommended daily allowance of Vitamin C - that's more than an orange!
  • Over boiling/steaming Sprouts makes them smell like rotten eggs due to containing high levels of Sulforaphane. However, roasted, sauteed or grilled Sprouts can taste sweet, nutty and delicious.