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July Newsletter

“The hum of bees is the voice of the garden.” ~ Elizabeth Lawrence July is the start of the beautiful summer period where we begin to eat and enjoy …

July 6, 2021Flower Seeds, General, Newsletter, Vegetable Seeds Read more
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April Newsletter

“Keep your faith in all beautiful things; in the sun when it is hidden, in the Spring when it is gone.” ~ Roy R. Gilson In our own …

April 1, 2021Flower Seeds, General, Newsletter, Vegetable Seeds Read more
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March Newsletter

“All Nature seems at work.  Slugs leave their lair. The bees are stirring, birds are on the wing, And Winter slumbering in the open air, wears on …

March 1, 2021Flower Seeds, General, In Your Garden Now, Newsletter, Planting Flowers, Vegetable Growing, Vegetable Seeds, Wildlife gardening Read more
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East Meets West in the Sunflower’s Golden History By Susie Hall

Sutton Seeds has a long relationship with sunflowers and their magnificent blooms, the plant that provides a versatile, healthy oil; a staple food used …

February 23, 2021Flower Seeds, General, Suttons History Read more
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The meaning behind Meghan’s bouquet

Well, the wedding of the year went without a hitch and viewers around the world were captivated by the royal couple on Saturday – but how closely did you …

May 21, 2018Flower Seeds, General 1 CommentRead more
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Welcome Back Seeds

For 2017 we’re bringing back 12 of your favourite seed varieties. At Suttons we’re all for innovation, introducing new and improved vegetable and flower …

September 12, 2016Flower Seeds, General, News from Suttons, Vegetable Seeds Read more
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Infographic: The Sweetness of Sweet Peas

Sweet Peas have long been one the nations favourite flowers, from delicate frilled flowers to exquisite scents and large flowered varieties, they are perfect …

November 19, 2015Childrens Corner, Flower Seeds Read more
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Calendula – October’s Flower

The birth flower for October is Calendula, a herb also known as Pot Marigold. This is an incredibly versatile edible plant and has been used in many ways over …

October 20, 2015Flower Seeds Read more
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The Floribunda Sweet Pea

Suttons Horticultural Manager, Tom Sharples, has been in the seed trade for over 40 years and it takes something really special to get his pulse racing but the …

October 5, 2015Flower Seeds Read more
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New Flower Seed Varieties

A great deal of expertise, time and energy is spent creating and maintaining our comprehensive flower seed range with much of it being completed at least a …

September 30, 2015Flower Seeds Read more
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