Category Archives: All Flower Seeds
Ox-Eye Daisy – Seeds
Attractive to bees and other pollinators. Flowers year-after-year. Perfect for a sunny border or flower meadow. Height 60cm (24). HA – Hardy annual. Adopt a beehive or become a friend! – see details inside packet.
Corn Marigold – Predator Seeds
These bright yellow flowers were once common in the cornfields of Britain but nowadays are confined principally to areas of waste. Flowers June-October. Height 45-60cm (1 frac12;-2′). HA – Hardy annual.
Echinacea ‘Purpurea, Brilliant Star’ – PredatorsSeeds
These striking flowers are not only beautiful to gardeners and flower arrangers, but they attract beneficial ladybirds too! Beautiful bright rose. An eye-catching display of bright rose, large daisy flowers with prominent discs. Excellent border plants, and lovely in floral
Asparagus Fern – Houseplant Seeds
Perfect perennial with beautiful ‘feathery’ leaves. In spring small greenish-white bell-shaped flowers are produced followed by small berries. Ideal to grow in a shady spot on a shelf or bathroom.
Pollinator Mix ‘Flowers’ – Seeds
A specially created mix of flowers to encourage and feed pollinators within your garden. Includes varieties high in nectar and pollen at differing times of the year. 30 varieties including buttercup, cowslip, foxglove, scabious and teasel. A one-stop shop for
Predators ‘Flower Mix’ – Seeds
A specially designed mix of flowering plants which will provide shelter and food for predatory insects, giving you a miniature army of pest controlling helpers. 30 varieties including St John’s Wort, Wild Marjoram, Feverfew and Buttercup. Ideal to sow a
Flowering Carrot ‘Dara’ – Predator Seeds
Blooms can be cut and will come again – and you’ll find purple carrots below ground during the season! Flowering carrot is also a real magnet for a wide range of beneficial ‘pest predator’ insects! Flowers June-September. Height 60-80cm (24-36).
Borage – Herb Seeds
Delicious, easy to grow and stunningly ornamental, this is the ideal multi-tasking veg for the gardener who wants it all. Borage is one of the very best plants for attracting pollinators such as bees. Sow: April-June. Harvest: August-October. Tastes like:
Cosmea ‘Sensation Tall Mix’ – Seeds
Excellent for the mixed border, Cosmos Sensation Trail are an economical choice to fill large borders. Big flowers in bright colours are attractively borne above pretty fern-like foliage, and they attract lacewings which help to control aphids and other pests.
Ammi majus ‘Snowflake’ – Seeds
A fantastic border filler, producing masses of elegant snow-white flower heads atop lime green stems. Why not try sowing it alongside cornflowers, poppies and dahlias to create a beautiful display in the garden and a stunning mix of cutting flowers.
Aubrieta ‘Cheeky Mix’ – Seeds for Predators
Spreading plants, completely covered in flowers, in an excellent range of colours. Ground-hugging plants for rockeries, banks and walls. Flowers April-May. HP – Hardy perennial. Height 10cm (4).
Garlic Chives – Predator Seeds
A perennial herb which produces broader leaves than normal chives, and has a delicate garlic taste. A tasty addition to salads and cooked dishes. Aphids are repelled by aphid plants but ladybirds love them, so they’re a great choice for
Verbena bonariensis ‘Purple Elegance’ – Seeds for Pollinators
Sprays of purple flowers on long, strong stems. A long-flowering perennial for the back of a border, producing a beautifully airy display that will last throughout summer and autumn. Flowers are enhanced by the deep coloured stems. Flowers June-October. Height
Teasel – Seeds for Pollinators
These beautiful perennials will flower year after year, and they’re perfect for that popular ‘cottage garden’ look. Expect clusters of lavender flowers on long stems, perfect for pots and borders. If you’re keen to attract pollinators to your outside space,
Lupin ‘Russel Mix’ – Seeds for Pollinators
A unique strain of perennial lupins with exceptionally bold spikes of blooms. This mix shows a wide range of colours which includes many unusual shades of pure yellow, orange and bright crimson, as well as attractive bicolour. An old favourite,
Wild Foxglove – Pollinator Seeds
Delicate tubular blooms on one side of the long leafy stems. Colours may be pale purple or white with speckled throats. A favourite for herbaceous borders and woodlands in early summer. Each flower has spots marking its large ‘landing pad’
Field Cornflower – Seeds for Pollinators
A ‘cottage garden’ favourite. Drought-tolerant wildflower producing bright blue flowers that are loved by bees and other pollinators. Flowers June-September. Height 75cm (30). HA – Hardy annual.
Mint – Pollinator Seeds
Mint is a perennial, and can be grown successfully from seed. Useful in sauces and jellies, and with peas, beans, carrots, beetroot, potatoes and spinach. We recommend growing in a pot as mint is extremely vigorous. It’s also great for
Phacelia ‘Lacy’ – Seeds for Pollinators
Dense, curved spikes of soft lavender flowers, over a long period. Ideal for cutting. Helps encourage butterflies into your garden! Flowers July-September. Height 40-60cm (16-24). HA – Hardy annual.
Rudbeckia ‘Rustic Dwarf Mix’ – Predator Seeds
Eye-catching border plants in shades of red, bronze and gold. Large daisy flowers with prominent discs. Excellent border plants, and lovely in floral arrangements. Flowers July-September. Height 50-60cm (20-24). HHA/HP – Half hardy annual/Hardy perennial.
Nasturtium ‘Dayglow Mix’ – Pollinator Seeds
A spectacular trailing nasturtium for all your baskets and patio containers, where it will produce a colourful cascade of vibrant ‘dayglow’ blooms throughout the summer. Lovely mixed with other hanging basket plants. Flowers July-September. Height 30-40cm (12-16). HA – Hardy
Basil Round Midnight – Seeds for Pollinators
Attractive dark purple foliage on cascading plants, ideal for hanging baskets or other containers. Edible and ornamental too! Also, Basil is great for attracting bumblebees to your garden. Harvest August-October.
