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Dwarf French Bean 'Dior'
***COMING NOVEMBER 1ST*** Beautiful butter yellow beans which are easy to spot and harvest. A great variety to grow with children. The beans are succulent with a mellow, grassy flavour. Dior is a slower maturing variety which offers longer harvests than most dwarf varieties. It works well grown with fast-maturing Faraday for extended harvests. Sow: April undercover, May-June outside Plant: 30cm apart Harvest: July-September, pick regularly. Kitchen: Cook lightly and pair with savoury (parmesan, bacon), aromatic (tarragon, ginger), acid (white wine, lemon), fats (olive oil, almonds). 7.5g (approx 45 seeds) We pack seeds by weight, the number of seeds in a packet is an estimate. Phaseolus vulgaris Germ Rate: 98% Sept 25
£2.25
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Dwarf French Bean 'Faraday'
***COMING NOVEMBER 1ST*** The best dwarf french bean we've found for delectable, fine green beans. The beans are straight, narrow - what we think of as a true French bean, quite different from thicker green bean varieties. The plants are upright with strong growth to support heavy harvests. Like many dwarf varieties, Faraday has been bred to produce abundant beans over a few weeks. Sow a second succession for late summer harvests, or a later maturing variety such as Dior. Sow: April undercover, May-June outside Plant: 30cm apart Harvest: July-September, pick regularly. Kitchen: Cook lightly and pair with savoury (parmesan, bacon), aromatic (tarragon, ginger), acid (white wine, lemon), fats (olive oil, almonds). 7.5g (approx 45 seeds) We pack seeds by weight, the number of seeds in a packet is an estimate. Phaseolus vulgaris Germ Rate: 94% Sept 25
£2.25
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Dwarf French Bean 'Flageolet Vert'
***COMING NOVEMBER 1ST*** Flageolet beans are some of the tastiest drying beans you can grow - so creamy, so good. We think of them as luxurious legumes, grown to feed French aristocrats in 17th century. Despite their pedigree, it's incredibly difficult to find seeds of these varieties in the UK. Flageolet Vert is our offering - a very rare variety which forms beautiful pale green beans which hold their shape when cooked. The plants are very productive, dwarf types. Sow: April undercover, May-June outside Plant: 30cm apart Harvest: July-September, pick regularly. Kitchen: Cook lightly and pair with savoury (parmesan, bacon), aromatic (tarragon, ginger), acid (white wine, lemon), fats (olive oil, almonds). Approx 20 seeds We pack seeds by weight, the number of seeds in a packet is an estimate. Phaseolus vulgaris Germ Rate: 100% Oct 25
£2.25
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Golden Beetroot 'Wintersonne'
Lovely golden globe-shaped beetroot that bring a bit of sunshine to your plate. This variety has very strong, healthy, upright stems which are sturdy enough to bunch or cook as a green. The roots have a intense, turmeric-yellow colour which persists even after cooking. With such bright colouring, surely these beets are brimming with antioxidants. Beetroot are one of the easiest crops to grow but are a bit of a marmite crop in the kitchen. We find the yellow varieties have a milder, and more aromatic flavour than their red counterparts.Sow: April-July, can be sown in modules or directPlant: 4 weeks after sowing.Harvest: June-OctoberKitchen: Roast or boil. Pairs well with spices (cinnamon, chili, cumin), acid (lemon, balsamic vinegar), fats (goats cheese, feta, walnuts, pinenuts, hazelnuts, pecans), salty (capers, olives), aromatics (mint, parsley, dill, fennel, thyme).~4g/200 seeds Germ 89% Sept 25
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Greek Oregano
A richly aromatic oregano which is a very useful and robust plant to grow. This is herb for all your favourite Greek dishes. It grows well in containers or in a herb bed, producing lots of leafy growth followed by a tonne of bee-loved flowers. The blooms make a lovely scented addition to garden posies. This is a perennial herb which you can expect a smaller harvest from in the first year. It will bulk out over the next few years. Cut back old growth in early spring to encourage new soft growth.Sow: March - April (at around 18C)Plant: 30cm apart in MayKitchen: The it herb for greek, mexican and italian dishes. Pairs with fats (eggs, yogurt, halloumi, soft cheese, parmesan), aromatics (basil, parsley, chives, mint, thyme), spicy (chili), acid (white wine, red wine vinegar)~0.1g/1000 seedsGerm 76% Jul 25
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Gypsophila 'Covent Garden'
Gypsophila 'Covent Garden' is a classic cut flower, beloved by anthophiles everywhere for its light stature and larger-than-average pure white blooms. Easy to grow. Sow seeds direct in spring or early summer and the plants take off like a bat out of hell. For this reason, Gypsophila makes a brilliant summer gap-filler. Sow: Best direct sown from mid-March to June or Sept. This is a 'one-and-done' flower - sow a couple of successions for constant supply. Harvest: Pick when half the flowers on the stem are open. Vase: Expect vase life of a week. ~0.5g / 450 seeds Germ 100% Aug 25
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Helichrysum 'Fireball' | Strawflower
***COMING NOVEMBER 1ST*** Large double strawflowers with papery, burnt orange petals around a cheery yellow center. A perfect addition to warm autumnal arrangements. A brilliant cut flower which can be used fresh but comes into its own when dried. Pick at the height of flowering, bind together in generous bunches and hang them to dry upside down and the colour will intensify. You'll have colourful blooms to brighten up the house and take you through the winter months and beyond. There's a reason this is known as the 'everlasting flower' and 'immortelle'. Helichrysums are Australian natives which are very robust and drought tolerant. They are avoided by deer and rabbits. Sow: Sow undercover in April or outside direct in May. Benefits from warm soil. Plant: 4 weeks after sowing Harvest: July-September. Pick when flowers are half open. Stems 80cm or longer. Vase: Can be used fresh or dry. To dry, strip off foliage, tie in a bunch and hang upside down. Flower colours will intensify. Helichrysum bracteatum 0.25g (approx 300 seeds) We pack seeds by weight, the number of seeds in a packet is an estimate. Germ: 60% Aug 25 All cut flower seeds are subject to 20% VAT which is added at checkout. If your order contains VAT-able goods, 20% VAT is also charged on shipping.
£2.25
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Helichrysum 'Salmon Rose'
Salmon rose is a beautiful variety with flowers ranging from rose pink, through to salmon pink and apricot blush. Warm autumnal hues which look great fresh or dry. A brilliant cut flower which can be used fresh but comes into its own when dried. Pick at the height of flowering, bind together in generous bunches and hang them to dry upside down and the colour will intensify. You'll have colourful blooms to brighten up the house and take you through the winter months and beyond. There's a reason this is known as the 'everlasting flower' and 'immortelle'.Helichrysums are Australian natives which are very robust and drought tolerant.Sow: Sow undercover in April or outside direct in May. Benefits from warm soil.Plant: 4 weeks after sowingHarvest: July-September. Pick when flowers are half open. Stems 80cm or longer.Vase: Can be used fresh or dry. To dry, strip off foliage, tie in a bunch and hang upside down. Flower colours will intensify. 0.25g / ~300 seedsGerm 79% Aug 25
£2.75
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Helichrysum 'Silvery Rose'
A total stunner. Papery blooms start off a deep shade of fuchsia before mellowing out to a silvery rose. An elegant colour which looks beautiful fresh or dried. A brilliant cut flower which can be used fresh but comes into its own when dried. Pick at the height of flowering, bind together in generous bunches and hang them to dry upside down and the colour will intensify. You'll have colourful blooms to brighten up the house and take you through the winter months and beyond. There's a reason this is known as the 'everlasting flower' and 'immortelle'!Helichrysums are Australian natives which are very robust and drought tolerant.Sow: Sow undercover in April or outside direct in May. Benefits from warm soil.Plant: 4 weeks after sowingHarvest: July-September. Pick when flowers are half open. Stems 80cm or longer.Vase: Can be used fresh or dry. To dry, strip off foliage, tie in a bunch and hang upside down. Flower colours will intensify.0.25g / ~300 seedsGerm 72% Aug 25
£2.25
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Kale 'Cottagers'
***COMING NOVEMBER 1ST*** Cottagers is one of the oldest kales the UK, dating back to a time when gardens weren't places to sit and admire, they were places to grow food, medicine and fibre. Cottagers is a tall, productive and exceptionally hardy variety - it will give you leaves all winter and tasty shoots in the spring. The plants are beautiful with glaucous green leaves and purple ribs. Sow: March-April (undercover or outside with fleece or cloche) Plant: May, 45cm apart Harvest: Late summer- early autumn Kitchen: Roast, steam, sautee or braise. Pairs with acidic flavours (lemon, white wine), fats (sesame, bacon, chorizo, walnuts, parmesan), alliums (garlic, leeks), aromatics & spice (mustard, cumin, parsley, coriander, ginger, chilli). Notes: To avoid massive cabbage heads, grow no further than 45cm apart. As with all brassicas, plant deep to avoid toppling Approx 100 seeds. We pack seeds by weight, the number of seeds in a packet is an estimate. Brassica oleracea Germ Rate: 96% Oct 25
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Kids' Vegetable Seed Collection | Easy-Grow & Eco-Friendly Christmas Stocking Filler for Young UK Gardeners
Kids' Eco-Friendly Vegetable Seed Gift Collection Our 'Easy Peasy' Kid's Vegetable Seed Gift Collection is the perfect eco-friendly Christmas stocking filler! With 5 varieties of tasty, easy-grow vegetables, our heirloom seed bundle is a brilliant introduction to growing your own food for young UK gardeners. Ellen has carefully curated this collection, inspired by the crops her kids love to grow - crops that are easy-to-grow, quick to sprout and fun to harvest. Our seeds are locally grown and locally adapted to UK growing conditions, giving you the best chance of success! ***COMING NOVEMBER 1ST*** Pea 'Carouby de Maussane' Carrot 'Little Fingers' French Beans 'Marvel of Venice' Mini Pumpkin 'Black Futsu' Basil 'Sweet Genovese' Why buy this collection? Seeds for Kids: Features 5 heirloom varieties, carefully chosen to inspire a love of gardening and nature. UK Sourced & Adapted: Our seeds are selected for their resilience and ability to thrive in the British climate, giving you the best chance of success! Most of our varieties are produced on our organically managed, 3 acre farm in Dorset. Sustainable & Eco-friendly: We only sell open-pollinated & heirloom varieties (no F1 hybrids) which means you can even save your own seeds with your kids to resow next year. A Thoughtful Christmas Present: Sharing seeds over the darkest months of the year is an ancient tradition we can all be part of. Our gift collections are beautifully packaged in a plastic-free, eco-friendly gift bag made from recycled cotton. Gift mindfully this Christmas and give a gift that grows! Our 'Easy Peasy' Kids' Vegetable Seed Collection is the ultimate Christmas stocking filler, giving you all a reason to go outside and get growing this year!
£12.50
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Kids’ Edible Flower Seed Collection Gift | Easy-Grow Eco-Friendly Christmas Stocking Filler
Our Kids' Edible Flower Garden Seed Gift Collection is the perfect eco-friendly Christmas stocking filler! With 4 varieties of easy-grow, edible flowers, our heirloom seed bundle is a brilliant introduction to flower growing for young UK gardeners. Ellen has carefully curated this collection for children, featuring flowers that are colourful, easy-to-grow and quick to flower. Our seeds are locally grown and locally adapted to UK growing conditions, giving you the best chance of success! ***COMING NOVEMBER 1ST*** Sunflower 'Valentine' Nasturtium 'Kaleidoscope' Calendula 'Ivory Princess' Cornflower 'Florist Blue Boy' Why buy this collection? Seeds for Kids: Features 4 edible heirloom flower varieties, carefully chosen to inspire a love of gardening and nature. UK Sourced & Adapted: Our seeds are selected for their resilience and ability to thrive in the British climate, giving you the best chance of success! Most of our varieties are produced on our organically managed, 3 acre farm in Dorset. Sustainable & Eco-friendly: We only sell open-pollinated & heirloom varieties (no F1 hybrids) which means you can even save your own seeds with your kids to resow next year. A Thoughtful Christmas Present: Sharing seeds over the darkest months of the year is an ancient tradition we can all be part of. Our gift collections are beautifully packaged in a plastic-free, eco-friendly gift bag made from recycled cotton. Gift mindfully this Christmas and give a gift that grows! Our 'Edible Flower Garden' Kids' Flower Seed Collection is the ultimate Christmas stocking filler, giving you all a reason to go outside and get growing this year!
£12.50
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Kohlrabi 'Azur Star'
There is a shade of electric purple found in vegetables which is hard to ignore. Azur star kohlrabi is a prime example of it. Smooth, bright purple vegetables which add gorgeous colour to autumn harvests.They have a mild, brassica flavour, similar to radish and can be used in similar ways. Try as crudites, grates in salads and slaws or baked in a gratin. Kohlrabi is often associated with Germany and Austria but the vegetable has a surprisingly long history in England. The first recording of field scale kohlrabi production dates all the way back to 1837. Sow: mid Feb-early March undercover or after mid June-July outsidePlant: April or July-August, 20-30cm spacingHarvest: June or September-OctoberKitchen: Make into salads, roast, bake or pickle. Pairs with citrus fruits (lemon), aromatics (coriander, chervil, dill), sweets (carrots, apples, honey), fats (parmesan, yogurt, sesame).Notes: Plants get woody at the base if left too long.~0.5g/150 seedsGerm 100% Aug 25
£2.45
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Leek 'Carentan'
Carentan is an old European leek variety with stout, thick stems and a beautiful mild flavour. Mentioned in Vilmorin-Andrieux's 1883 book 'Les Plantes Potagères', this variety is a selection from the 'Très Gros de Rouen' leek. With its roots in the Norman city of Rouen, Carentan is an heirloom variety very well adapted to cool summers and grey skies. This is a winter hardy leek, plan to harvest it October-January. We recommend leaving a few leeks in the ground and letting them flower - the pom-pom flowers bring in so many pollinators.Sow: April-May undercover or outside. Sow thickly in a seed bed. You can make a seed bed in open soil or use a crate/large pot filled with a multipurpose compost.Plant: May-June. Separate leek seedlings and trim roots and leaves by two thirds. This makes it easier to plant the leeks. Dib holes 20cm apart. Place 1 leek in each hole for big leeks, 3 in each hole for baby leeks. Do not recover with soil.Harvest: October-JanuaryKitchen: Almost as versatile as an onion. Slow cook to bring out sweetness or roast, barbecue & grill whole to add another flavour dimension. Pairs well with acid - lemon, white wine; fats - butter, cream, yogurt, cheese; aromatics - chervil, chives, tarragon, thyme.~1g/350 seedsGerm 92% Jul 25
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Lettuce 'Blonde de Paris'
A crisp, green Batavian type with a hint of an iceberg lettuce about it (in the very best way possible). Leaves are sweet in flavour and well-savoyed so they hold a salad dressing well. Can be grown for cut and come again baby leaves or as a heading lettuce.Lettuce is a very ancient crop, originally domesticated in Africa by the ancient Egyptians for its seeds and sap which were used as a pain killer and sedative. The Romans went on to cultivate lettuce for its leaves and used it as a braising green.Sow: March-July for harvests into autumn. March-April undercover, May outside. Four sowings across the year will have you eating plentiful salad leaves year round if you harvest by picking leaves off the stem.Plant: 4 weeks after sowing at 20-30cm spacing.Harvest: 8 weeks after sowingKitchen: Crisp - perfect for a shredded with red cabbage and red onion for a kebab-style salad.Notes: Do not let seeds get hot when germinating - 15C is ideal, anything above 18C encourages seed dormancy.~200 seeds/0.25gGerm 97% Jul 25
£2.50
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Lettuce 'Cerbiatta'
***COMING NOVEMBER 1ST*** Our favourite oak leaf lettuce. Cerbiatta brings a beautiful and unusual silhouette to your salad bowl. Originating from Italy, Cerbiatta is bright green and crunchy with a strong - for want of a better word - lettuce-y flavour. I find it very vigorous and well suited to growing for cut and come again salad greens or in a loose leaf mix. Crowned with RHS AGM award.Lettuce is a very ancient crop, originally domesticated by the ancient Egyptians for its seeds and sap which were used as a pain killer and sedative. The Romans went on to cultivate lettuce for its leaves and used it as a braising green.Sow: Feb-April undercover, May-July outside. Stagger sowings for continuous supply. Plant: 4-6 weeks after sowing, plant 20cm apart Harvest: Feb-April Kitchen: Best used in salads. Notes: To make the most out of your space, you can sow/plant 10cm apart then harvest every other plant leaving the remaining half to head up. Do not let seeds get hot when germinating. 15C is ideal, anything above 18C encourages seed dormancy. 0.25g (approx 200 seeds) We pack seeds by weight, the number of seeds in a packet is an estimate. Lactuca sativa Germ Rate: 100% Sept 25
£1.95
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Lettuce 'Maravilla de Verano'
***COMING NOVEMBER 1ST*** Maravilla de Verano was the stand out lettuce in our 2025 lettuce trial (one of the driest summers on record). While all the other varieties had bolted or turned bitter, this beauty stayed luscious, succulent and sweet. It's a glorious Batavian type with large green leaves, tinged with red. A standout variety for summer salad production and great for gardeners who tend to forget to water their plants. Sow: Feb-May undercover, May-July outside. Stagger sowings for continuous supply. Plant: 4-6 weeks after sowing, plant 20cm apart Harvest: Feb-April Kitchen: Best used in salads. Notes: To make the most out of your space, you can sow/plant 10cm apart then harvest every other plant leaving the remaining half to head up. Do not let seeds get hot when germinating. 15C is ideal, anything above 18C encourages seed dormancy. 0.25g (approx 200 seeds) We pack seeds by weight, the number of seeds in a packet is an estimate. Lactuca sativa Germ Rate: 100% Sept 25
£2.25
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Lettuce 'Maureen'
Not the most exotic sounding lettuce on our list but Maureen is as reliable as they come. Bred to outperform the standard Little Gem type in resistance to downy mildew and seasonality. Bright, fresh green, compact hearts which are equally at home in a crisp Caesar salad as they are braised with bacon and peas.Lettuce is a very ancient crop, originally domesticated by the ancient Egyptians for its seeds and sap which were used as a pain killer and sedative. The Romans went on to cultivate lettuce for its leaves and used it as a braising green.Sow: Feb-May undercover, May-July outside. Stagger sowings for continuous supply.Plant: 4-6 weeks after sowing, plant 20cm apartHarvest: Feb-AprilKitchen: Best used in salads.Notes: To make the most out of your space, you can sow/plant 10cm apart then harvest every other plant leaving the remaining half to head up. Do not let seeds get hot when germinating. 15C is ideal, anything above 18C encourages seed dormancy.~200 seeds/0.025gGerm 87% Nov 24
£1.95
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Lupin 'Lilac Javelin'
***COMING NOVEMBER 1ST*** Lupins can be a bit hit-and-miss when it come to cut flowers. They're often too bulky or gawdy to sit well with other blooms. Lilac Javelin is something different. It's dainty flower heads delicately weave their way through an arrangement adding a lightness and spontaneity which is hard to replicate. Each individual flower unfurls white and a dash of yellow, ageing to a muted lilac. Very popular with bees.Plants are tall and a little gangly and benefit from staking. If you're growing them in a border, be sure to plant towards the back. Sow: March-April indoors, May outside. Plant: 30cm apart Harvest: For longest vase life harvest when first flowers begin to open. Vase: Expect vase life of a 7 days Notes: All parts of this plant, including seeds are poisonous. approx 30 seeds Germ 94% Sept 25 All cut flower seeds are subject to 20% VAT which is added at checkout. If your order contains VAT-able goods, 20% VAT is also charged on shipping.
£2.85
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Luxury 'Rose Gold' Cut Flower Seed Collection Gift | Heirloom Eco-Friendly Seeds for UK Gardeners | Christmas Present
One of the more luxurious choices in our range of gifts for the nature-friendly gardener in your life: our Rose Gold Luxury Cut Flower Seed Collection. Carefully curated by Ellen, this heirloom seed bundle is full of seeds saved from our farm & locally adapted to UK growing conditions. The open-pollinated varieties in this gift bundle have been handpicked to create a gorgeous display of muted bronze, delicate salmon, and rosy pink blooms perfect for cutting. The gift that keeps on giving - a few packets of seed will bring bucketfuls of sustainable blooms, all summer long. ***COMING NOVEMBER 1ST*** Orach ‘Rose Gold’ Statice 'Apricot Beauty' Helichrysum ‘Silvery Rose’ Comos ‘Apricotta’ Cosmos ‘Daydream’ Snapdragon ‘Orange Wonder’ Amaranth ‘Coral Fountain’ Why buy this collection? Luxury Colour Palette: Features 7 varieties of rare & exclusive seeds in the rather chic 'Rose Gold' spectrum— think deep coppery rusts to pale antique pinks. Perfect for the gardener who has everything! UK Sourced & Adapted: Our seeds are selected for their resilience and ability to thrive in the British climate, giving you the best chance of success! Most of our varieties are produced on our organically managed, 3 acre farm in Dorset. Sustainable & Eco-friendly: We only sell open-pollinated & heirloom varieties (no F1 hybrids) which means you can save your own seeds for the next year.Perfect for Cutting: Every bloom in this gift set has long, sturdy stems, making it ideal for creating beautiful, long-lasting, zero-mile bouquets right from your garden. A Thoughtful Christmas Present: Sharing seeds over the darkest months of the year is an ancient tradition we can all be part of. Our gift collections are beautifully packaged in a plastic-free, eco-friendly gift bag made from recycled cotton - perfect for anyone who wants to experience the joy of growing your own flowers. Gift mindfully this Christmas and give a gift that grows! Our Rose Gold Luxury Seed Collection is the ultimate Christmas gift, bringing biodiversity into the garden and inspiring joy, hope and growth in the year ahead. N.B. All cut flower seeds are subject to 20% VAT which is added at checkout. If your order contains VAT-able goods, 20% VAT is also charged on shipping.
£20.00
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Mangetout Pea 'Carouby de Maussane'
***COMING NOVEMBER 1ST*** A fabulously large podded heirloom mangetout, originating from the south of France. Brilliant to grow with kids because the sweet, 12cm long pods are easy to spot and pick. The peas keep on the vines for ages before they get starchy or stringy. Unlike most modern pea varieties, Carouby de Maussane produces long vines (up to 1.5m) and has an extended harvest season - ideal for home gardeners. Sow: March to May outside Harvest: June - July Kitchen: Steam or sautee. Pairs well with alliums (garlic, onions, shallots), fats (butter, feta, smoked fish, bacon), aromatics (mint, dill, parsley, chilli). 18g (approx 100 seeds) We pack seeds by weight, the number of seeds in a packet is an estimate. Pisum sativum Germ Rate: 96% Oct 25
£2.25
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Nasturtium 'Kaleidoscope'
As far as we're concerned, no productive garden is complete without a few nasturtiums romping around the place. Kaleidoscope is a vigorous mix with flowers in a jolly array of cream, peach, yellow, red and of course orange. Enjoy the peppery flavour of the flowers and leaves all summer long. Don't be afraid to cut the plants back if they stray into neighbouring beds.Nasturtiums are a joy to have in your garden and a hardworking companion plant. Aphids (particularly blackfly) love nasturtiums and will colonize them preferentially - saving your vegetable plants from attack.Sow: March - MayPlant: 4 weeks after sowing at 30cm apartHarvest: 8 weeks after sowing - will continue to produce all summer. Smaller leaves have a milder flavour.Kitchen: Eat fresh in salads or whizz up into a salsa verde or pesto. Pairs well with alliums (garlic, shallots), salty (parmesan, capers), acid (lemon, pickles) fats (pinenuts, parmesan, oily fish), sweet flavours (pear, apple), aromatics (parsley, coriander, basil).~30 seeds 68% Oct 25
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Nicotiana 'Bronze Queen'
We love 'Bronze Queen' for its unusual deep bronze flowers which dangle daintily from the stem. Nicotiana are stately, long stemmed plant which look like they should be difficult to grow. But they're not. Keep the plants well picked and one sowing will keep you in flowers all summer long. Nicotiana are moth pollinated flower so are a brilliant flower to incorporate into a pollinator friendly garden.Sow: March to April. Needs light to germinate. Broadcast in seed trays and prick out (seeds are very small)Plant: 30cm apartHarvest: For longest vase life harvest when a third of the flowers are open. Expect stems of 80cm which feel sticky to touch.Vase: Expect vase life of a 10 days ~100 seeds Germ 68% Oct 25
£2.50
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Nigella 'Albion Green Pod' Love-in-the-Mist
***COMING NOVEMBER 1ST*** Albion Green Pod is the best white Nigella we have found. Just the right amount of pure white ruffles around a chatreuse green centre. Making it very versatile to use in arrangements and perfect for wedding flowers. Seed heads are a zesty green maturing to gold. Nigella is a wonderful plant for pollinators and a well-behaved self-seeder. Allow the seed heads to mature each year and you'll have nigella in your garden forever more!Sow: Mar-June or Sept for overwintering seedlings. Undercover or outside depending on soil conditions. Plant: sow directly into the soil densely or plant 20cm apartHarvest: Harvest when flowers are just starting to open or harvest seed heads. Expect 60cm stem length.Vase: 5-7 days picked fresh. 0.25g (approx 100 seeds) We pack seeds by weight, the number of seeds in a packet is an estimate.Nigella damacena Germ: 80% Oct 25 All cut flower seeds are subject to 20% VAT which is added at checkout. If your order contains VAT-able goods, 20% VAT is also charged on shipping.
£1.75
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