Garden & Leisure offer a comprehensive range of vegetable and herbs seeds from across the 3 major brands; Suttons Seeds, Thompson & Morgan and Unwins Seeds. Every type and variety from the common to the more exotic. So whether you are looking for a few packets to grow on the windowsill or wanting to fill your allotment, there are plenty of seed varieties here for you. Enjoy your 5 day the home-grown way.
Check out the offers when making your veg & herb seed selection for the coming year. These seeds are only available when making the qualifying purchase of full priced seeds.
Veg and Herb Seeds selected from the best of the 3 top brands; Suttons Seeds, Thompson & Morgan and Unwins. Everything to get you growing your own scrumptious home-grown fare.
For those looking for an idea for a gift, you can give the gift of growing any time of year and help friends and family enjoy home-grown fresh flavours.
This seed collection features Alan's favourite veg and herbs which are all plants he either grows in his own garden, or would like to grow if he could squeeze anything else in!
James Wong's Home-Grown Revolution Seeds offer a fantastic selection of incredible edibles to grow, from Electric Daisies to Goji Berries, in any back garden.
Grow healthy and tasty veg in your available space. 4 easy to navigate groups. Patio Gardening, Square Metre Gardening, Window Box Gardening and Windowsill Gardening.
Perfect for the gardener in a hurry. Delicious, quick-growing vegetables which can be yours in as little as a few days for sprouting seeds and up to twelve weeks for carrots.
Trialled and awarded the coveted Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) Award of Garden Merit (AGM) and recommended by the RHS. Helping gardeners to choose the best.
The natural way to growing success! These seeds have been specially coated and coloured using 100% natural products which not only improve their vigour but make sowings easier too
For those wanting easy to understand, ready-made solutions! A range of seeds put together as an easy-to-grow collection aimed at the beginner or less experienced gardener.
Adding vibrant colour to your plates through the season, Beetroot and Chard (or Leaf Beet) are easy to grow as main veg or as young tender leaves or baby beets in your salads.
The Brassica family covers an array of tasty and nutritious veg from Brussels Sprouts, Broccoli, Cabbage, Calabrese and Cauliflower to leafy Kale and the knobbly Kohn Rabi.
While carrots and parsnips are considered traditional root crops, the orange carrots we know, were actually all once purple! Carrots are a tasty way to get 1 of your 5 a day.
Grown to improve the soil, rather than to eat, Green Manures have many beneficial characteristics, including nitrogen-fixing abilities which enrich the soil with plant foods.
Create your own herb garden to add that extra fresh zing to your cooking and salads. From a few pots on the windowsill to a raised bed full of flavours to explore.
Onions and Leeks are known for their pungent flavours. By choosing a range of varieties, you can have them available all year round, either fresh or as dried bulbs from store.
Peas and Broad Beans are hardy cool season crops, while French and Runner Beans are frost-tender and need warmth to thrive. Grown for their delicious fleshy pods and seeds.
Sweet and Chilli Peppers differ in flavour but are the same to grow. Many varieties happily grow on the windowsill. Home-grown chillies can still produce a real fiery heat too!
These are undemanding and very rewarding to grow, with a great diversity of colours, shapes and sizes of fruit. Modern varieties are compact and ideal for smaller spaces.
Summer isn't Summer without a giant bowl of fresh salad. Here are all the main ingredients; Lettuce, Celery, Cucumbers, Radish, Rocket, Mixed Salad Leaves and Watercress.
Home-grown tomatoes, left to ripen on the vine, surpass the flavour of anything shop-bought. From tiny current sized fruits, cherries and beefsteaks, in red, orange and yellow.
For those looking for the tender stems of Asparagus, the shiny fruits of the Aubergine, the roots of Celeriac for an amazing mash, the classic Sweetcorn and many more.
