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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    Gold Rush F1 zucchini for bright harvests gold rush f1 zucchini seeds are an annual vegetable choice for gardeners who want long, slender fruits in a clear golden-yellow color. This F1 hybrid courgette type is...

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    Charleston Gray watermelon for productive garden beds charleston gray watermelon seeds are a classic choice for gardeners who want a dependable, early variety with an attractive, elongated look. This Charleston Gray watermelon variety is known...

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    Snack tomato seeds for pale yellow fruits snack tomato seeds Dattolime F1 are an annual vegetable choice for growers who want small, pale white-yellow tomatoes with a notably sweet, mild flavour. This is a modern...

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    Early Italian leaf chicory for garden harvests leaf chicory seeds offer an early, Italian leaf chicory type known as Catalogna Puntarelle Brindisina. This annual vegetable forms an upright chicory plant with a compact head and...

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    Scotch Bonnet Red pepper for bold flavor scotch bonnet pepper seeds are a specialty vegetable choice for gardeners who want a classic Caribbean-style chili with a distinctive, ribbed “bonnet” shape and a vibrant red finish...

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    Runner bean variety with striking bicolor blooms runner bean painted lady seeds are an annual climbing bean choice valued for both ornamental impact and practical harvest. This tall trellis bean variety develops a vigorous runner...

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    Sweet, aromatic melon variety for protected growing sweet ananas melon seeds are a flavorful choice for gardeners who want an annual fruit vegetable with a classic, fragrant melon character. This variety of Cucumis melo is...

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    Organic sweet snack peppers for pots sweet snacking pepper seeds are a great choice for gardeners who want a reliable, compact sweet pepper variety with an attractive orange colour. The Flynn variety was developed for...

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    Hot Lemon Drop pepper seeds for bright heat hot lemon drop pepper seeds are a specialty vegetable variety valued for their vivid lemon-yellow pods and lively, citrus-like aroma. This type belongs to Capsicum baccatum and...

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    Organic Charentais melon seeds for warm gardens sugar melon charentais seeds are an organic, annual fruit-vegetable choice for gardeners who enjoy classic Charentais-style melons with richly colored flesh and a fragrant aroma. This muskmelon Charentais...

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    Organic courgette for reliable summer squash harvests courgette partenon f1 seeds are an organic, annual vegetable choice for gardeners who want a dependable courgette with a tidy, non vining courgette variety habit. This F1 hybrid...

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    Giant bulbs for kitchen and garden use giant onion seeds Ailsa Craig are a classic choice for gardeners looking for a large bulb onion variety with an attractive, traditional shape. This annual onion is known...

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    Distinctive stem lettuce for specialty vegetable gardens celtuce lettuce seeds produce a distinctive annual lettuce grown for both tender leaves and a thickened, crisp stem. Often described as asparagus lettuce seeds or stem lettuce seeds,...

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    Rare dark-fruited chili for greenhouse growing dorset naga black pepper seeds are a specialty vegetable choice for growers seeking an exotic chili pepper cultivar with dramatic colour and foliage. This annual pepper belongs to Capsicum...

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    Rainbow carrots made easy with seed tape carrot seed tape is a practical way to grow a colourful annual carrot mix with neat, evenly spaced seeds already set on a paper strip. This rainbow carrot...

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    Sweet Pepper Ora Long seeds for gardens sweet pepper ora long seeds are an annual vegetable choice for growers looking for a vigorous, pointed pepper type with an attractive look and generous fruit set. This...

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    Striking micro leaves with vivid red veining Red veined sorrel seeds are a standout choice for growers who want eye-catching micro leaves and baby leaf greens. This annual herb forms light green foliage marked by...

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    Levina F1 gherkins for classic pickling Gherkin seeds ‘Levina F1’ are a reliable choice for gardeners who want firm, small cucumbers suited to preserving. This F1 hybrid produces light, slightly spined fruits with a pronounced,...

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    Mini watermelon seeds for compact summer harvests mini watermelon seeds ‘Tigrimini F1’ are an annual fruit-vegetable choice for gardeners who want a small fruit watermelon variety with reliable performance in warm conditions. This cultivar of...

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    Classic long cucumbers for home gardens cucumber improved telegraph seeds are a traditional choice for growers who want long, slender fruits with a crisp, fresh taste. This well-known English cucumber variety is valued for its...

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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.