We believe our seeds to be amongst the very best available. Our team continually updates our range with the best varieties and we carefully follow the latest trends to ensure that we are offering you exactly that you want from season to season.
However we also know that it isn't just about the seed, it is about the final product - the tastiest vegetables or the most beautiful and abundant flowers. We pick the best.... so you don't have to!
Tomato First in the Field is very good for outdoor allotment......
Av. Packet Contents : 20 seeds
Chilli Jalapeno is the chilli most often used for nachos.....
Average Contents : 20 Seeds
An older traditional variety, best sown later.....
Average Contents : 0.5g (approx 150) seeds
Nero di Toscana is an Italian type of curly kale sometimes known.....
Average Packet Contents : 250 seeds
Mix of Lettuce varieties suitable for use as a cut and come.....
Average Contents : 1.5g, approx 1000 seeds
Chatenay Red Core is regaining popularity due to its exceptionally.....
Av. Packet Contents : 500 seeds
What to sow this Autumn?....
Very popular, the standard variety for overwintering.....
Average Contents : 40 seeds
For Kelsae fans, we are recommending this variety for growing this coming season.
Average Contents : 100 seeds
Meteor is a superb dwarf variety for exposed plots and container.....
Approx Seed Count: 40g Seeds
Mix of Lettuce varieties suitable for use as a cut and come.....
Average Contents : 1.5g, approx 1000 seeds
Marksman is a F1 Hybrid and probably the best salad type for later sowings.....
Average Contents : 500 seeds
Premium variety for especially bred for pea shoots.....
Average Contents : 675 seeds
Larger Premium variety for especially bred for pea shoots.....
Average Contents : 50g seeds
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Are you thinking of growing onion sets in pots and containers? Onion sets are perfect for container gardening because they’re adaptable, easy to grow and have a higher success rate than seeds.
Our blog post covers it all from; containers, soil mix, planting, care. Perfect for small spaces so you can have fresh onions all year round.....
Want to grow the best red onions from seed but don’t know where to start?
In this post we’ll cover top red onion varieties that are easy to grow from seed, along with.....
Are you trying to decide between hardneck garlic and softneck garlic for your garden? Knowing what's the right variety for you and your garden will help you choose the best option. In this post we’ll go over the differences in growing conditions, flavour profiles and storage to help you decide which one is the preferred choice for you.
Are you looking to increase your success rate when germinating your seeds indoors? Grow lights are an excellent way to accomplish this! Light is essential to plant growth and proper light ensures that each seedling will grow into a robust plant, so lets look at why using grow lights for seed germination is such a great idea.....
Are you looking to grow spring onions for a season long supply?
We'll cut the fluff and offer clear, actionable advice to get your spring onions from seed to harvest.
Harvesting winter squash at the right time will give you the maximum flavour and longevity.
The signs are a hard shell, dull colour and specific ground spot colours. These are the indicators that your squash is ripe and mature.
Choosing the right seeds for your needs is an important step in ensuring that you get the most out of your efforts. Taking some time researching before selecting your desired flower and veg seeds can help ensure success when planting your garden this season!
For veg seeds, think about what types of vegetables you'd like to grow and then choose varieties that your will actually use in the kitchen. F1 seeds tend to produce a bigger harvest and the extra cost can be justified for those growing in smaller areas or containers.
Once you know what you'd like to grow, it's time to buy! Starting a garden with the perfect variety of seed is easy, and in no time at all, your outdoor space will be full of colour and life.
Additionally, if you're looking for long-lasting flowers blooms throughout the summer, select varieties with staggered bloom times so that there are always flowers present in your garden.
Growing your own from seed is a great way to enjoy fresh and nutritious food while also getting some outdoor exercise.
Not only can you save money by purchasing flower and vegetable seeds, but you can also have the satisfaction of growing and harvesting your own crops. Furthermore, you will gain a better appreciation for where your food comes from and the effort that goes into producing it.
You don't need to be an expert gardener to successfully grow your own flowers or vegetables either. With some basic knowledge and a little patience, anyone can reap the benefits of this rewarding hobby. Whether it's for yourself or for others, growing healthy plants from scratch will leave you with a sense of accomplishment unlike anything else!
Whether you're looking for vegetable or flower seeds, there is a huge range of options available to choose from. With so many varieties and types of seeds, it's important to know what to look for when you buy them.
For those who are just getting started with growing their own, it's important to do some research and buy quality products from reliable suppliers. At SimplySeed, all our seeds will give you the best chance of success in your garden. We've selected the best new varieties that have proved themselves time after time under UK growing conditions.
Growing your own is a great way to save money and get the freshest vegetables and fruits. With a little bit of research, you can select the best varieties for your garden that are sure to produce the most delicious results. Reading our gardening blogs and learning to plant them properly will ensure a successful harvest. The benefits of growing your own vegs include having access to fresh, healthy foods without preservatives or chemicals.
Overall, growing your own from seed is both rewarding and practical! Not only do you get access to fresh produce, it’s also an opportunity to reduce food miles and get outdoors in the fresh air. With a little bit of knowledge and effort, you can enjoy all the benefits that come with growing your own!
