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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    Leaf chicory for crisp, upright salad leaves Leaf chicory seeds ‘Zuccherina di Trieste’ are a classic Italian leaf chicory variety grown for compact plants with small, round leaves held neatly upright. The foliage shows a...

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    Curly kale for robust winter garden harvests curly kale seeds are a reliable choice for gardeners looking for a productive, dark green, finely curled kale with a compact, bushy habit. This borecole seed variety is...

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    Nantes 2 carrot seeds for summer harvests carrots nantes 2 seeds are a classic Nantes-type option for gardeners who want uniform, long slender carrots with a smooth, cylindrical shape. This annual vegetable is valued for...

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    Leaf lettuce for bright, tender garden harvests leaf lettuce australian yellow seeds are a classic choice for gardeners who want a yellow leaf lettuce variety with an open rosette lettuce habit. This annual lettuce for...

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    Pole bean variety with striking purple pods pole bean seeds ‘Blauhilde’ are an annual climbing vegetable choice valued for long, fleshy pods with a distinctive blue‑purple color. This purple pod bean variety produces pods that...

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    Rouge Grenobloise lettuce for crisp garden heads rouge grenobloise lettuce seeds produce a classic crisphead type valued for firm, well-shaped heads and a satisfyingly crunchy texture. Often described as rouge grenobloise iceberg lettuce, this variety...

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    Compact romaine type for crisp garden harvests little gem lettuce seeds produce a compact, upright lettuce with tight hearts and a crisp texture, ideal for small beds, containers, and tidy rows in the vegetable garden....

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    Italian leaf chicory with crisp green leaves Chicory seeds ‘Barba Di Cappuccino’ are an Italian leaf chicory variety grown as an annual leafy vegetable. This selection forms a large, upright plant with intense green leaves...

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    Classic Waltham Butternut Pumpkin For Home Gardens pumpkin waltham butternut seeds are a popular choice for gardeners who want a reliable, annual vining squash plant with distinctive peanut-shaped fruits and deep orange flesh. This variety...

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    White beetroot seeds for pale roots white beetroot seeds are a distinctive vegetable root crop choice for gardeners who want a pale, non-red beet for the kitchen and the plot. This white beetroot variety is...

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    True potato seed for compact home harvests true potato seed soltasia f1 seeds are a modern way to raise potatoes from seed rather than seed tubers. This F1 hybrid is offered as Solanum tuberosum and...

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    Courgette mix for early, reliable garden harvests Courgette seeds in a mix of three early types, selected for vigorous growth and a compact, bushy habit. This zucchini seed mix is a practical choice for gardeners...

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    Peppery salad leaves for kitchen gardens arugula seeds are a popular choice for gardeners who want a fast growing salad crop with a bold, peppery character. Also known as rocket salad seeds, this annual leaf...

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    White Lisbon bunching onions for fresh harvests bunching onion seeds ‘White Lisbon’ are a popular annual onion variety for gardeners who want slender, upright plants with a clean, mild onion character. Often grown as spring...

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    Rocket salad seeds for bold, peppery leaves rocket salad seeds are a popular choice for gardeners who want a distinctive, spicy salad green with a lightly nutty note. This annual leaf vegetable is widely known...

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    Crisp leafy chicory for kitchen gardens chicory spadona seeds produce a crisp, leafy chicory vegetable with sturdy stems and soft leaves that resemble dandelion-type foliage. This chicory spadona variety is grown as an annual and...

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    Castelfranco leaf chicory with decorative speckled leaves leaf chicory seeds bring a distinctive Castelfranco-style look to the vegetable garden, valued for its pale, crisp leaves marked with red speckles. This salad chicory variety is often...

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    Rawit mix for colorful, fiery kitchen use rawit pepper seeds bring a classic Southeast Asian chili style to your vegetable garden with an annual mix of red, yellow, and orange fruits. This selection is based...

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    Wild rocket seed tape for tidy rows wild rocket seed tape is a convenient way to grow peppery salad leaves with an even layout in beds or borders. This arugula seed ribbon is pre-arranged for...

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    Butterhead lettuce for firm, light green heads butterhead lettuce seeds are ideal for gardeners looking for a dependable head lettuce with well-formed, light green to yellow-green heads. This butterhead lettuce variety seeds selection is known...

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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.