Vegetable Seeds

Vegetable seeds for beds, raised beds and pots — from easy salads and roots to tomatoes, peppers and everything for the kitchen garden.
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    Brown Dutch bush beans for sunny gardens bush beans seeds are a practical choice for vegetable beds where you want compact plants and reliable pod set. Brown Dutch is an annual variety of Phaseolus vulgaris...

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    Fennel variety for sunny herb beds fennel doux de florence seeds are a classic aromatic herb seed variety valued in the kitchen garden for their feathery foliage and distinctive scent. This cultivar belongs to Foeniculum...

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    Melon Bari F1 for warm-season gardens melon bari f1 seeds are a reliable choice for gardeners looking to grow an annual fruit vegetable with attractive, orange-colored flesh. This sweet melon hybrid is valued for its...

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    Winterking 2 savoy cabbage for cool seasons savoy cabbage seeds Winterking 2 are a dependable choice for gardeners looking for a late season cabbage variety with classic savoyed, crinkled leaves and a firm, well-shaped head....

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    Montebello F1 sprouting broccoli for side shoots sprouting broccoli seeds Montebello F1 are an annual vegetable choice for gardeners who want a long, steady supply of broccoli shoots. This tender sprouting broccoli variety is valued...

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    Butterhead lettuce for tender heads in summer lettuce seeds ‘Zwart Duits’ are a classic annual butterhead type grown as a leafy salad vegetable. This head lettuce variety forms a compact, softly filled heart surrounded by...

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    Monarch celeriac for reliable garden harvests celeriac seeds are a classic choice for gardeners who want to grow a traditional root vegetable with a robust, rounded form. This Monarch celeriac variety is known for producing...

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    Topline F1 Brussels Sprouts For Garden Beds brussels sprouts seeds Topline F1 are a reliable choice for growers who want uniform, well-shaped sprouts on sturdy plants. This F1 hybrid sprout variety is valued for consistent...

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    Spinach Nores seeds for summer leaf harvest spinach nores seeds are an annual leafy vegetable option selected for reliable summer production in the vegetable garden. This summer spinach variety is known for its very large,...

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    Miracle variety for compact kitchen gardens dwarf french bean seeds ‘Miracle’ are an annual vegetable option for gardeners who want reliable bush-type plants with a tidy, space-saving habit. This variety forms compact bean plants around...

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    Classic dwarf bean variety for sunny beds dwarf beans record seeds are an annual vegetable choice valued for compact, bushy growth and reliable production in the kitchen garden. This green pod bean variety is known...

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    Italian curly lettuce for colourful salad bowls lollo rossa lettuce seeds produce an annual, loose-leaf lettuce with a distinctive frilled texture and deep red to reddish-green foliage. This Italian lettuce variety is valued for its...

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    Organic curly kale seeds for autumn gardens curly kale seeds offer a reliable borecole seed variety for productive kitchen gardens, especially where cool-season vegetables are valued. This Westland Autumn curly leaf kale variety forms tall,...

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    Organic Swiss chard with striking red stems swiss chard seeds offer a decorative and productive leaf vegetable for the kitchen garden. This organic variety, also known as rhubarb chard, develops green leaves with pronounced red...

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    Watercress herb seeds for moist gardens watercress seeds produce a classic leafy herb valued for its fresh, peppery taste in the kitchen and its attractive, lush green growth in the garden. This perennial herb is...

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    Atlantic Giant pumpkin seeds for impressive vines pumpkin atlantic giant seeds are an annual vegetable variety selected for producing exceptionally large pumpkins under good garden conditions. This classic vining pumpkin variety develops vigorous runners and...

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    Swiss Giant leek variety for summer harvest leek seeds zwitserse reuzen are a classic choice for gardeners looking for a reliable, early summer leek variety with sturdy growth and an attractive, medium-weight stem. This vegetable...

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    Brigadier Barres type fodder beet for forage Fodder beet seeds Brigadier are a Barres type fodder beet selected for uniform, oval to cylindrical roots with a distinctive orange colour. This orange fodder beet variety is...

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    Leek variety for early autumn garden harvest Leek seeds ‘Herfstreuzen 3’ are an elephant type leek selected for early autumn cropping and reliable performance in the vegetable garden. This annual variety forms a long white...

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    Leaf lettuce tape for neat garden rows leaf lettuce seed tape is a practical way to grow annual leaf lettuce with an even distribution of seeds along a pre-spaced strip. This format helps create tidy...

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Growing vegetables from seed

Growing your own vegetables from seed is the cheapest, most rewarding way to fill a plot, bed or balcony with fresh food — and the choice goes far beyond what any shop sells as plants. Our range covers reliable favourites like tomatoes, lettuce, carrots and peas, alongside fruiting vegetables for summer and quick root crops for year-round picking. Whether you're growing a single pot of salad or planning a full kitchen garden, there's a variety to match.

New to growing vegetables? Our step-by-step guide shows you how to sow, grow and harvest vegetables from seed.

When and how to sow vegetable seeds

Tender crops such as tomatoes, peppers and cucumbers are best started indoors from late winter and planted out once the frosts have passed. Hardy root vegetables like carrots and radishes, along with peas and beans, can be sown straight into the ground from spring. Every seed packet lists the botanical name, sowing period and time to harvest. Short on space? Browse our container-friendly vegetables. Prefer a chemical-free plot? See our organic vegetable seeds.

Choosing and caring for your vegetables

Not sure where to start? Choose by how you'll cook and eat — fast salad leaves and radishes for quick wins, fruiting vegetables for the summer kitchen, or staple roots that store well — and by your space, as most vegetables grow happily in beds, raised beds or large pots. Once they're growing, give them plenty of sun, keep the soil evenly moist, and feed hungry crops like tomatoes through the season. Sow little and often and you'll keep fresh vegetables coming from late spring right through autumn.

Dig deeper into the crops you most want on your plate — from staple roots to the stars of the summer kitchen.

Popular vegetable seed categories

Tomato · Lettuce · Carrot · Cucumber · Pepper · Peas · Radish · Kale · Pumpkin · Root vegetables

All vegetable seeds ship from Meppel, NL with fast EU delivery.

Frequently Asked Questions

When should I sow vegetable seeds?
Tender crops like tomatoes, peppers and cucumbers are best started indoors from late winter and planted out after the last frost, while hardy roots, peas and salad leaves can be sown outdoors from spring.
Which vegetables are easiest for beginners?
Lettuce, radishes, peas, courgettes and tomatoes are quick, forgiving and reliable, which makes them ideal first vegetables to grow from seed.
Can I grow vegetables in pots or containers?
Yes — salad leaves, tomatoes, peppers, radishes and many dwarf varieties grow well in containers, so a sunny balcony or patio is plenty to get started.
How long do vegetable seeds take to germinate?
Most vegetable seeds germinate in about 7 to 21 days depending on the variety and warmth, and each seed packet lists the expected germination time.
Where do you ship, and what does it cost?
Every order ships from our own warehouse in Meppel, the Netherlands, and we ship worldwide. Your exact shipping cost and delivery time are shown at checkout as soon as you enter your address.