Seeds for the Smaller Vegetable Garden
Quality Vegetable seeds in smaller quantities, less waste better value for the smaller garden.
For your convenience all the small vegetable seed packets are on these pages and also in the main Vegetable Seed pages.
A great range of seeds for the vegetable garden includes Asparagus, Chili peppers, Broccoli, Cabbage, Carrots, Lettuce, Onion and many more of your favourites for the vegetable garden.

Normal Size vegetable seed packets

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Asparagus


Asparagus Connovers Colossal
Early maturing variety with thick large leaves and pointed bud tips. An excellent standard variety and a heavy cropper.

£0.65 Av 35 seeds

 

 

Aubergine

 

Aubergine Black Beauty

 

Aubergine Black Beauty
Eggplant
Early maturing, high yields of round to oval deep purple fruits, borne well clear of the ground. Recommended variety by River Cottage Handbook Veg Patch.

£0.85 Av 50 Seeds

£1.40 Av 100 Seeds

 

 

 

 

 

Aubergine Farmers Long
Eggplant
F1 variety. A vigorous plant producing long slender purple-veined fruit. Early prolific producer of top quality fruits measuring approx 30cm long x 3cm in diameter. White tender flesh with excellent flavour. Tolerant of bacterial wilt.

£1.25 Av 20 seeds

£2.20 Av 40 seeds

 

 

 

 

Aubergine Ping Tung
Eggplant
An excellent eggplant from Ping Tung, Taiwan. Fruits are purple and up to 45cm long and 5cm in diameter. A sweet and tender variety, superbly delicious! One of the finest Chinese eggplants on the market.

£1.10 Av 25 seeds

£1.90 Av 50 seeds

 

 

 

Beetroot

Vegetable Burpees Golden Seeds

Beetroot Burpees Golden
ORGANIC SOURCED
A favourite delicacy from Victorian times it is something different from the usual red beetroot, does not bleed and stain like normal beetroot, attractive globe shaped, Leaves are light green, roots orange-yellow that turn golden yellow when cooked. Tender, sweet tasting and a fine texture even when large, can be steamed, cooked in casserole or used raw in a salad. 1 gram approx 65 Seeds

£0.79 av 1 gram pkt

£1.40 av 2 gram pkt



 

 

Vegetable Beetroot Chioggia seeds

Beetroot Chioggia
Beetroot Chioggia an Italian traditional globe shaped beetroot with dark green leaves and deep red stems. When sliced the ornamental red and white rings are exposed, adding an attractive element to the salad plate. Sweet tasting beetroot that is ideal in salads or as a hot vegetable.

£0.69 Av 100 seeds

 

 

 

Vegetable Beetroot Cylindra seeds

Beetroot Cylindra
Beetroot Cylindra a long slim cylindrical Italian variety beetroot with a dark red colour of both the outer smooth skin and inner fruity sweet tasting flesh. Ideal variety for slicing. Matures medium early. Voted 2nd by Gardeners World taste testers.

£0.95 Av 300 Seeds

 

 

 

Beetroot Detroit 2 Crimson Globe seeds

Beetroot Crimson Globe (Detroit 2)
Very good selection of Detroit beetroot, one of the most popular varieties; heavy yields of globe shaped roots with good internal colouring and excellent taste. 5 gram approx 320 Seeds

£0.95  Av 5 gram pkt

 

 

 

Broccoli

Broccoli Summer Purple seeds

Broccoli Summer Purple
Summer cropping variety, requires no cold winters to initiate flowering. Excellent colour and well formed spears.
Sow spring harvest late June to October. Sown early can produce a crop late June dependant on the weather, sowing date and location.

£0.85 Av 50 seeds


 


 

  Purple Sprouting Broccoli Early
Ready from February. An abundance of fine side shoots. Hardy and high yielding.

£0.59 Av 150 seeds

 


 


Brussels Sprout
 


 
Brussels Sprout Red Bull
Brussels sprout Red Bull is a open pollinated variety, red mild flavour sprout which keep their colour when cooked.  Sow outdoors March to April for harvesting November to January. Colour becomes more intense during cold weather.

£0.69 Av 50 seeds

 



Cabbage Black

 Nero De Toscana

Cavolo Nero
Nero De Toscana baby veg
BLACK CABBAGE. An unusual leaf picking variety with rich, dark green blistered leaves. A well known Italian vegetable, it can be used to add texture to salads or boiled/steamed in the usual way. Stands normal winter conditions and can be harvested September to January.
Sow:- April to May Harvest September to January

£0.85 Av  75 seeds

 

 


Calabrese

Calabrese Miranda
Tall plant producing large violet heads on a central stalk  best sown June onwards matures after 95-105 days, space plant 30 x 30cm apart.

£0.69 Av 50 seeds

 

 


Carrots

Carrot Autumn King 2

Carrot Autumn King 2
Autumn carrot. Late and maincrop carrot with large tapered roots suitable for slicing and dicing. Traditional autumn king for heavy yields with storage potential.
Sow March to August harvest June to October

£0.69 Av  400 seeds

 


Carrot Cosmic Purple

Carrot Cosmic Purple  
Purple roots with shades of yellow to orange sweet tasting flesh.

£0.75 Av  200 seeds

 

 


 

Carrot Little Finger
A superb baby carrot with deep orange colour, tender, sweet and tasty they are ideal cooked, or in salads, snacking or even in the kids lunch box. Sow from early March into July harvest late summer into autumn.

£0.69 Av  300 seeds

 

 


Grow your own veg Carrot Purple Dragon from seed

Carrot Purple Dragon
Purple skinned carrot with an orange centre, having a high vitamin and antioxidant level. Use Carrot Purple Dragon steamed or raw in salads, dips or even juiced.

£0.79 Av  200 seeds

£1.20 Av  400 seeds

 

 


Grow Carrot  F1 Red Samurai from seeds

Carrot Red Samurai
2nd early, F1 maincrop. A red skinned carrot with distinctive bright red skin and pinky inner flesh. Long tapered roots. Japanese bred carrot. Sow March to early July, Harvest June to September.

£0.79  Av  250 seeds

£1.25  Av  500 seeds

 

 


 

Cauliflower

Cauliflower All The Year Round

 

Cauliflower All The Year Round
The gardeners firm favourite. All The Year Round is a traditional cauliflower that is ideal for successional sowings.
Sow March to May Harvest July to late September

£0.69 Av  120 seeds

 

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The cultural information should be used as a guide only, I have found a number of different sowing techniques for the same seed from different sources there does not seem to be a standard. With this in mind you should use this website as a guide only, you probably already have a tried and tested way of sowing different seeds. As a rule of thumb the larger the seed size the more cover it requires, and fine seed like Lobelia, Begonia etc requires no cover.

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