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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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.

 

Read the vegetable growing guide    See the sowing calendar

 

 

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.

 

 

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.
Do you ship vegetable seeds across the EU?
Yes, orders ship from Meppel in the Netherlands with fast EU delivery, and the final shipping cost is shown at checkout.