Seed sowing problems: what did I do wrong?
From failure to germinate to scraggly seedlings, here are some of the main ways that seed sowing can go wrong – and how to mitigate them.
Vegetable Seeds
Learn how to turn vegetable seeds into vegetable plants here. Whether you want to know how to use seed tape in the veg patch, or want to sow salad seeds the right way in a patio container, we’ve got you covered. Your germinating seeds need the right levels of warmth and moisture for the best chance of success. When you’re ready to choose your veggie varieties, browse through our huge range of vegetable seeds to get your hands on our best sellers and quick germinating varieties perfect for kids.
The difference between F1 hybrid and open-pollinated seeds
In this article, horticultural expert Rob Smith explains the main differences between F1 and open-pollinated
Best expert advice on sowing and growing vegetable seeds
We’ve found some of the best articles, videos and Instagram posts for expert advice on how to sow and grow your own vegetable seeds. This article was …
How to grow organic vegetables from seed
Whether you have some patio pots or an allotment, it’s easy and rewarding to grow your own produce from organic vegetable seeds.
New vegetable seed 2024!
We are pleased to launch our 2024 seed range, featuring new vegetable varieties to tempt you. From chillies to tomatoes and hearty roots – here are just a …
How to grow salad from seed
Here’s our step-by-step guide to sowing and growing your own salads through summer and beyond.
Best expert advice on sowing hardy winter veg seeds
If you want nutritious, homegrown veggies in the depths of winter, now’s the time to start sowing succession crops.
Success with your seeds
Here are some helpful hints and tips to help get your seeds off to a strong start.
A guide to small space gardens: patios, balconies and windowsills
Here’s our guide on the best way to produce lots of wonderful, healthy produce no matter where you live.
Beginners guide to growing vegetables from seed
There’s nothing more satisfying than harvesting a crop of tasty produce that you’ve grown yourself.