Fruits Seeds

Fruits Seeds give edible harvests with ornamental blooms for pollinators, preferring full sun and fertile, well-drained soil; start indoors late winter, sow after last frost, container-suitable, some needing stratification.
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  • Aubergine Seeds Solanum Melongena L. Prosperosa Variety
    Aubergine Seeds Solanum Melongena L. Prosperosa Variety
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    Vigorous Aubergine Seeds for Container GardeningAubergine seeds of the Solanum melongena L. 'Prosperosa' variety offer a rewarding experience for gardeners seeking a high yield eggplant. This purple eggplant variety produces medium-sized, round, ribbed fruits with...
  • Balcony Tomato Maja Seeds Solanum Lycopersicum Sweet Tomatoes Balcony Tomato Maja Seeds Solanum Lycopersicum Sweet Tomatoes
    Balcony Tomato Maja Seeds Solanum Lycopersicum Sweet Tomatoes
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    Compact Balcony Tomato Perfect for Urban GardeningThe balcony tomato Maja, known botanically as Solanum lycopersicum, is a compact tomato cultivar ideal for small spaces such as patios, terraces, and balcony gardens. This dwarf tomato plant...
  • Balcony Tomato Seeds Solanum Lycopersicum Maja Sweet Variety Balcony Tomato Seeds Solanum Lycopersicum Maja Sweet Variety
    Balcony Tomato Seeds Solanum Lycopersicum Maja Sweet Variety
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    Compact Balcony Tomato Seeds for Container GardeningDiscover the charm of balcony tomato seeds with the Maja variety, known for its compact growth and sweet fruit. This Solanum lycopersicum cultivar reaches only about 45 cm tall,...
  • Beefsteak Tomato Seeds Solanum Lycopersicum Coeur De Boeuf Beefsteak Tomato Seeds Solanum Lycopersicum Coeur De Boeuf
    Beefsteak Tomato Seeds Solanum Lycopersicum Coeur De Boeuf
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    Premium Beefsteak Tomato Seeds for GardenersDiscover the exceptional flavor and size of Beefsteak Tomato Seeds with the heirloom Solanum lycopersicum Coeur de Boeuf variety. Known for its large, ribbed fruit and characteristic green collar, this...
  • Beefsteak Tomato Seeds Solanum Lycopersicum L. Old Italian Variety Beefsteak Tomato Seeds Solanum Lycopersicum L. Old Italian Variety
    Beefsteak Tomato Seeds Solanum Lycopersicum L. Old Italian Variety
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    Distinctive Ribbed Beefsteak Tomato SeedsDiscover the unique charm of beefsteak tomato seeds from the old Italian variety Solanum Lycopersicum L., known for its exaggerated, ribbed shape reminiscent of a miniature pumpkin. This ribbed beefsteak tomato...
  • Beefsteak Tomato Seeds Solanum Lycopersicum Large Ribbed Fruits Beefsteak Tomato Seeds Solanum Lycopersicum Large Ribbed Fruits
    Beefsteak Tomato Seeds Solanum Lycopersicum Large Ribbed Fruits
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    Premium Beefsteak Tomato Seeds for Garden CultivationDiscover the exceptional quality of beefsteak tomato seeds from the Solanum lycopersicum variety, known for producing large ribbed tomato fruits. These seeds yield impressive large beefsteak tomatoes weighing between...
  • Beefsteak Tomato Seeds Solanum Lycopersicum Large Slicing Beefsteak Tomato Seeds Solanum Lycopersicum Large Slicing
    Beefsteak Tomato Seeds Solanum Lycopersicum Large Slicing
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    Premium Beefsteak Tomato Seeds for Large SlicingExperience the joy of growing beefsteak tomato seeds that produce impressively large, firm-fleshed fruits perfect for slicing. This variety of Solanum lycopersicum is renowned for its substantial size and...
  • Beefsteak Tomato Seeds Solanum Lycopersicum Marmande Variety Beefsteak Tomato Seeds Solanum Lycopersicum Marmande Variety
    Beefsteak Tomato Seeds Solanum Lycopersicum Marmande Variety
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    Premium Beefsteak Tomato Seeds for Greenhouse CultivationBeefsteak Tomato Seeds of the Solanum lycopersicum Marmande variety offer an exceptional choice for gardeners seeking flavorful, high sugar tomatoes. Known for their large, juicy fruits, these heirloom tomato...
  • Berrettina Piacentina Pumpkin Seeds Cucurbita Maxima Sweet Firm Flesh Berrettina Piacentina Pumpkin Seeds Cucurbita Maxima Sweet Firm Flesh
    Berrettina Piacentina Pumpkin Seeds Cucurbita Maxima Sweet Firm Flesh
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    Unique Flat Gray Pumpkin with Sweet Firm FleshThe Berrettina Piacentina pumpkin (Cucurbita maxima) is a distinctive heirloom variety known for its unique flat gray exterior adorned with ribbed, bumpy warts. This ribbed pumpkin variety stands...
  • Bhut Jolokia Red Pepper Seeds Capsicum Chinense Extreme Heat Bhut Jolokia Red Pepper Seeds Capsicum Chinense Extreme Heat
    Bhut Jolokia Red Pepper Seeds Capsicum Chinense Extreme Heat
    €6,95

    Exceptional Bhut Jolokia Red Pepper Seeds for Extreme HeatDiscover the intense heat of Capsicum chinense with these Bhut Jolokia Red Pepper Seeds, renowned as some of the hottest chili seeds worldwide. These ghost pepper seeds...
  • Biquinho Pepper Seeds Capsicum Chinense Sweet Flavor Variety Biquinho Pepper Seeds Capsicum Chinense Sweet Flavor Variety
    Biquinho Pepper Seeds Capsicum Chinense Sweet Flavor Variety
    €4,95

    Sweet Flavor Variety of Biquinho Pepper SeedsDiscover the unique charm of Biquinho pepper seeds, a delightful variety of Capsicum chinense known for its sweet taste and striking appearance. These small sweet peppers produce bright red...
  • Biquinho Pepper Seeds Capsicum Chinense Sweet Red Fruits Biquinho Pepper Seeds Capsicum Chinense Sweet Red Fruits
    Biquinho Pepper Seeds Capsicum Chinense Sweet Red Fruits
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    Sweet Biquinho Pepper Seeds for Gourmet GardensDiscover the unique charm of Biquinho pepper seeds, known botanically as Capsicum chinense. These small red pepper seeds produce bright red fruits shaped like inverted teardrops, adding a decorative...
  • Black Beauty Eggplant Seeds Solanum Melongena L. Variety Black Beauty Eggplant Seeds Solanum Melongena L. Variety
    Black Beauty Eggplant Seeds Solanum Melongena L. Variety
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    Vibrant Black Beauty Eggplant with Glossy FruitsThe Black Beauty eggplant is a medium-sized plant known for its strong eggplant cultivar traits and large, glossy eggplant fruit that boasts a striking deep purple aubergine color, almost...
  • Black Cherry Tomato Seeds Solanum Lycopersicum Sweet Dark Cherry Variety Black Cherry Tomato Seeds Solanum Lycopersicum Sweet Dark Cherry Variety
    Black Cherry Tomato Seeds Solanum Lycopersicum Sweet Dark Cherry Variety
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    Premium Black Cherry Tomato Seeds for Sweet HarvestDiscover Black Cherry Tomato Seeds from the Solanum lycopersicum species, renowned for producing an abundance of juicy small tomatoes with a rich dark purple to brown hue. This...
  • Black Crimea Tomato Seeds Solanum Lycopersicum Heirloom Variety Black Crimea Tomato Seeds Solanum Lycopersicum Heirloom Variety
    Black Crimea Tomato Seeds Solanum Lycopersicum Heirloom Variety
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    Discover Unique Black Crimea Tomato SeedsExperience the charm of black Crimea tomato seeds, an exquisite heirloom tomato variety known for its distinctive red-purple to black-purple hue. This Solanum lycopersicum produces smaller, flattened round tomatoes that...
  • Black Snack Tomato Seeds Solanum Lycopersicum Nightshade F1 Black Snack Tomato Seeds Solanum Lycopersicum Nightshade F1
    Black Snack Tomato Seeds Solanum Lycopersicum Nightshade F1
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    Distinctive Black Snack Tomato Plant CharacteristicsDiscover the unique appeal of the black snack tomato, a captivating variety of Solanum lycopersicum known for its striking dark hue and sweet flavor. This black cherry tomato variety produces...
  • Borlotto Bean Seeds Phaseolus Vulgaris L Italian Heritage Variety Borlotto Bean Seeds Phaseolus Vulgaris L Italian Heritage Variety
    Borlotto Bean Seeds Phaseolus Vulgaris L Italian Heritage Variety
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    Premium Borlotto Bean Seeds for Italian GardenersDiscover the charm of Borlotto Bean Seeds, a prized heirloom bush bean variety cherished for its vibrant speckled bean pods and versatile use. Known botanically as Phaseolus vulgaris L.,...
  • Brandywine Yellow Tomato Seeds Solanum Lycopersicum Beefsteak Variety Brandywine Yellow Tomato Seeds Solanum Lycopersicum Beefsteak Variety
    Brandywine Yellow Tomato Seeds Solanum Lycopersicum Beefsteak Variety
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    Premium Brandywine Yellow Tomato Seeds for GardenersDiscover the exceptional quality of Brandywine Yellow Tomato Seeds, an heirloom variety of Solanum lycopersicum prized for its impressive size and rich flavor. This yellow beefsteak tomato is perfect...
  • Brutus Beefsteak Tomato Seeds Solanum Lycopersicum Large Fruits Brutus Beefsteak Tomato Seeds Solanum Lycopersicum Large Fruits
    Brutus Beefsteak Tomato Seeds Solanum Lycopersicum Large Fruits
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    Brutus Beefsteak Tomato Seeds for Giant Tomato FruitsDiscover the remarkable Brutus Beefsteak Tomato Seeds, perfect for those seeking a large beefsteak tomato variety with exceptional qualities. This Solanum lycopersicum cultivar produces giant tomato fruits weighing...
  • Capparis Spinosa L. Capers Seeds Unopened Flower Buds For Harvest Capparis Spinosa L. Capers Seeds Unopened Flower Buds For Harvest
    Capparis Spinosa L. Capers Seeds Unopened Flower Buds For Harvest
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    Decorative and productive capers plant perennial herbExperience the charm of the capers plant, a sun-loving perennial herb perfect for container gardening or garden beds. This small, woody Capparis spinosa L. shrub produces edible flower buds...
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Grow your own fruit from seed

A diverse collection of Fruit Seeds spans berries, melons, climbers and woody subjects, offering harvests alongside an attractive flowering display. As seeds for fruiting plants, they encourage biodiversity; nectar-rich blossoms draw pollinating insects before setting fruit. With options ranging from berry and melon seeds to tropical vines and home orchard seeds, this parent category suits compact patios and expansive borders alike. Expect variety; these Fruit Seeds include watermelon seeds, cantaloupe seeds, honeydew melon seeds, strawberry seeds, cape gooseberry seeds and ground cherry seeds, each bringing distinct growth habits and flavours. Fruit plant seeds invite a satisfying growing journey from sprout to ripe bounties, enriching planting schemes with form, foliage, and scent.

For many Fruit Seeds, warm-season sowing is ideal once soils have warmed after the last frost; hardy types may also be started during cooler periods where conditions remain mild. Some temperate species respond well to stratification for fruit seeds or gentle scarification, improving uniform germination. Full sun fruiting plants in well-drained fertile soil typically show strong growth, while attention to pollination and fruit set helps performance in both self-fertile varieties and those that benefit from partners. Early stages often produce drought-sensitive seedlings, so steady moisture without saturation supports even establishment. Fruit germination tips vary by species, and spacing can be tailored to habit, from compact mounds to sprawling vines.

Containers and borders are equally served: berry seeds for containers and compact strawberries adapt well to pots, while rambling melons prefer open ground. Climbers such as passion fruit seeds and kiwifruit seeds deliver vertical interest; shrubby forms like pomegranate seeds and goji berry seeds offer structure and ornamental blossom. Edible fruit seeds support fresh eating, preserves and desserts, marrying productivity with beauty. Garden fruit seeds, soft fruit seeds and tropical fruit seeds combine to form a flexible palette for kitchen planning and seasonal succession. Fruit Seeds within this range provide choice and reliability for diverse spaces and growing styles.

Edible fruit seeds

Categories are organized by type and growing habit, from berries and melons to container-friendly and fast-growing choices. The range includes culinary-focused options, organic seed lines, and wellness traditions, alongside rare and exotic selections. It supports comparing space-saving picks for patios with classics such as strawberries and cape gooseberries, plus warm-season staples like watermelon and citrus.

Edible fruit seeds

Most fruit seeds thrive in full sun and fertile, well-drained soil kept evenly moist. Start warm-season types (melon seeds, watermelon or cantaloupe) indoors in late winter to early spring, then transplant or direct sow after the last frost once soil is warm; honeydew and papaya also need steady warmth. Cool- to hardy kinds (strawberry, goji berry, pomegranate) may need pre-chilling; check whether stratification or gentle scarification improves germination. Sow shallowly for tiny seeds and deeper for larger ones; maintain steady temperatures and avoid letting drought-sensitive seedlings dry out. Ensure good air circulation and feed lightly once true leaves form. In mild climates, hardy perennials can be sown in autumn. Support vining species like passion fruit or kiwifruit and ensure good light for pollination and fruit set.

  • If growing in containers, choose compact or naturally small fruiters (strawberries, cape gooseberry/ground cherry), use a deep, free-draining mix, and feed regularly to sustain cropping.
  • Encourage pollinators by planting near nectar sources and avoiding sprays during bloom; hand-pollinate self-fertile varieties under cover to boost fruit set.
  • Harvest when fruits reach full color and aroma; sample one before bulk picking to confirm peak eating quality.
  • Many fruiting plants are ornamental; train climbers such as passion fruit for decorative effect and position blossoming types where flowers can be appreciated.

What are the best fruit seeds to grow at home?

For dependable results, consider fruit seeds known for home-garden adaptability and reasonable time to harvest. Cape gooseberry and ground cherry germinate readily in warmth and can fruit in a single season. Melon seeds—such as cantaloupe, honeydew, and watermelon—thrive where summers are warm and sunny. Strawberry seeds are rewarding but need patience and careful early care. Shrubby options like goji berry or pomegranate from seed suit sunny spots and well-drained soil, though they may take longer to mature. Passion fruit, papaya, and kiwifruit prefer sustained warmth and bright light; they can be grown with heat and protection but may need more time before fruiting.

How do you grow strawberries from seed successfully?

Strawberry seeds often benefit from a short period of pre-chilling (stratification) to encourage even germination. Start indoors from late winter to spring using a fine, well-drained seed mix; press seeds onto the surface, as light can aid germination, and mist to keep the medium evenly moist. Provide bright conditions and gentle warmth, then transplant seedlings once they have true leaves. Plant out after the last frost into fertile, well-drained soil and keep moisture consistent. Full sun supports strong flowering and fruiting. Growth is steady rather than fast, and significant harvests commonly follow after plants establish, with many varieties improving in their second season.

When should I sow melon seeds after the last frost?

Melons prefer warm-season sowing. Start seeds indoors from late winter to spring, then transplant after the last frost once nights are reliably mild and the soil has warmed. For direct sowing, wait until the ground feels warm and the risk of cold snaps has passed. Choose a full sun site and enrich the soil so it is fertile, well drained, and able to hold consistent moisture. Harden off indoor-grown seedlings before planting out. Provide ample space for vines to sprawl or climb, and water deeply but avoid waterlogging. Early warmth and steady moisture are key to even germination and strong early growth.

Which fruit seeds are suitable for containers?

Containers suit compact or quick-fruiting choices. Strawberry seeds, cape gooseberry seeds, and ground cherry seeds adapt well to pots and planters, producing reliably in full sun with regular watering. Some shrub-forming species like goji berry or dwarf pomegranate can be grown in large, deep containers with good drainage and fertile media. Small-fruited melons may be attempted in very generous tubs with sturdy support and attentive watering, though in-ground conditions usually yield larger crops. Use a high-quality, well-drained mix, keep moisture even, and feed lightly during active growth. Position containers where they receive uninterrupted sun and shelter from cold winds.

What’s a simple stratification guide for fruit seeds?

Many temperate fruit seeds benefit from stratification—exposure to cool, moist conditions that mimic winter. A common approach is to mix cleaned seeds with slightly moist vermiculite or sand in a labeled, ventilated bag, then refrigerate them for several weeks, checking periodically to prevent drying or mold. After this pre-chilling, sow into a well-drained medium and keep warm and evenly moist. Some species also respond to gentle scarification (nicking or soaking) to soften hard coats. Because needs vary—strawberry seeds and certain tree and berry seeds often require chilling, while warm-climate seeds like melon or papaya typically do not—check species-specific guidance when possible.

Which pollinator friendly fruit plants can be grown from seed?

Flowers from strawberries, cape gooseberries, ground cherries, and many melons provide nectar and pollen that attract beneficial pollinators, which supports fruit set. Passion fruit blossoms are also attractive when grown in warm, bright conditions. Planting several fruiting types with overlapping bloom times can maintain interest for pollinators across the season. Full sun increases flower production, and fertile, well-drained soil with consistent moisture helps sustain healthy blooms. Some fruiting plants are self-fertile, yet visits from pollinators may still improve yields. In periods of low activity, gentle hand-pollination of open flowers can supplement natural pollination and encourage more reliable cropping.

Seeds are sourced from vetted producers and distributors operating under recognised quality and phytosanitary standards. Lots are selected in line with applicable labelling, purity, and traceability requirements. However, specifics can vary by batch and supplier guidance, and availability may change. Growing information is general and may differ with microclimate, soil, hardiness zone, and hemisphere; timing should align with local conditions. Product pages carry specific instructions on handling, dormancy, and testing.

Grow your own fruit from seed

Fruit seeds invite experimentation with flavors, colors, and growth habits, from fast-maturing annuals to longer-lived perennials. Many warmth-loving types benefit from an early start under cover: sow into a free-draining mix, keep evenly moist, and provide steady warmth; give bright light as soon as seedlings emerge. In cool conditions, transplant only after the last frost and once soils have warmed; in mild climates, direct sowing later in the season may be possible. Harden off before planting out, choose a sunny, fertile site, and space generously for airflow. Train or trellis vigorous climbers, mulch to moderate soil moisture, and water consistently while avoiding waterlogging. Pollination needs vary—some fruits self-pollinate while others set best with insect activity or hand assistance. Expect variable timelines: berries and melons can bear quickly, whereas woody species grown from seed may take longer and may not match the parent exactly. A broad, well-organised assortment of options is presented by SeedsChoice.