Vegetable Seed Collection - 12 Varieties

✓ 12 DIFFERENT VEGETABLE VARIETIES

✓ A WONDERFUL MIX OF VEGETABLES, LEAFY GREENS & SALAD CROPS

✓ HOMEGROWN PRODUCE THROUGHOUT THE SEASON

✓ SUITABLE FOR GROWING IN THE GARDEN AND GREENHOUSE

✓ A THOUGHTFUL GIFT FOR GARDENERS WHO LOVE GROWING THEIR OWN FOOD

A bountiful vegetable garden at your fingertips

This carefully selected vegetable seed collection brings together 12 different varieties, offering a fantastic mix of crisp salads, colourful roots, and classic garden favourites. It is a great way to explore a wide range of crops and enjoy the satisfaction of growing fresh produce from seed.

The collection includes:

Cucumber Andrus, Beetroot Detroit 2, Pak Choy Cantonner Witkrop, Wild Rocket Sylvetta, Carrot Amsterdam 2, Sweet Pepper California Wonder, Leek Elefant, Tomato Cuor di Bue, Radish De dix-huit jours, Lettuce Salad Bowl, Courgette Black Beauty, and Cabbage Brunswick.

Something for every part of the vegetable garden

One of the joys of growing a mixed collection like this is the variety it brings to the garden. From quick-growing radishes and leafy salad crops to substantial vegetables that can provide a generous harvest, there is always something new to watch developing.

Radish De dix-huit jours is a particularly exciting choice for gardeners who enjoy quick results, producing crisp roots that can be harvested relatively soon after sowing. Lettuce Salad Bowl and wild rocket Sylvetta are perfect for fresh salads, providing homegrown leaves to pick and enjoy throughout the season.

For something a little different, pak choy Cantonner Witkrop brings a versatile Asian vegetable to the collection. Its tender leaves and stems can be used in stir-fries, soups, noodle dishes or enjoyed as part of a fresh vegetable meal.

From seed to harvest

Growing vegetables from seed gives you the opportunity to experience every stage of the process. Sow the seeds, watch the first seedlings appear, nurture the young plants, and eventually enjoy the first harvest from your own garden.

Many of the crops in this collection can be harvested at different stages, giving you plenty of opportunities to experiment. Young radishes, baby salad leaves, tender courgettes, and small carrots can all be enjoyed while fresh and delicate, while crops such as cabbage, leek, and beetroot can remain in the garden for a later harvest.

A gift for vegetable growers

This collection makes a wonderful gift for anyone who enjoys growing their own food or is brand new to the hobby. It offers plenty of variety for gardeners who want to experiment with different crops and enjoy fresh produce throughout the growing season. 

It is a lovely choice for Christmas, as a garden starts well before warm weather arrives.

Growing and care

The vegetables in this collection have different sowing times and growing requirements, so follow the individual instructions provided for each variety. In general, choose a sunny position with fertile, well-draining soil. Some varieties, including tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers, and courgettes, appreciate warmth and should be protected from cold conditions, particularly when young. Other crops, such as radishes, lettuce, and rocket, can be grown during cooler periods and are useful for extending the harvesting season.

Keep the soil consistently moist, particularly during germination and periods of warm, dry weather. Avoid allowing young seedlings to dry out completely, while taking care not to leave the soil waterlogged. Thin seedlings where necessary to give plants enough space to develop, and provide support for crops that require it. Harvest regularly once crops are ready - picking young and tender vegetables can encourage continued production in many varieties.

March - May, October  20x5 cm  June - July	February - April  April  30x15 cm  July - October	March - April  May - June  80x20 cm  June - September	March - April  April - May  90x40 cm  August - September
March - April  April - May  55x35 cm	February - March    50x50 cm  July - September	April - May  20x10 cm  June - October	March - April, August  15x3 cm  April - May, September
January - September  April - August  20x20 cm  January - September	May - June  70x65 cm  July - August	March - April  April - July, October  20x15 cm  May - September	February - April  April    May - July