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These seven themes are gateways to our vast range of seeds, covering more than 1,000 plant varieties in all. Whether you’re looking for vegetables, herbs or flowers, you can be sure of finding just the plant you need – there’s something here for every gardener and every individual garden.

Read more Our special passion has always been heirloom and open-pollinated varieties and the biodiversity they help to preserve. So there’s a huge choice of heirloom vegetables, herbs and medicinal plants here, as well as an extensive range of ethnobotanical plants from all over the world.

Immerse yourself in our magic garden – and share our fascination with the world of plants.

Everything revolves around tomatoes

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Balcony Tomatoes

Top tomatoes for urban gardeners

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Tomatoes & Friends

Ten open pollinated Tomato & Herb varieties

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Tomato Fiesta

Joyful colour, irresistible flavour

New arrivals

Just arrived in our range - discover all new arrivals for 2026.

We're passionate about preserving biodiversity – which is why we’ve been selling only open-pollinated seeds for more than 25 years.

Blog: Garden Secrets

Take a deep dive into our gardening world.

Here our experts share their experiences and knowledge, offering tips and inspiration across all aspects of gardening, plant propagation and nature.

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Sowing & growing

Sowing tomatoes – how to pick the best variety for your garden

Thinking about tomatoes this early in the year? Absolutely! Choosing the right variety plays a key role in producing a great harvest. With a little bit of planning you can start your plants early – and look forward to a bumper tomato season. Which tomato variety is best for you?

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Sowing & growing

Earlier harvest with preserving jars: A simple protection for young plants

Spring is approaching and with it the anticipation of the first harvest. However, the weather does not always cooperate - late frosts, cool nights and strong winds can take their toll on delicate young plants. A particularly simple and effective method for bringing the harvest forward is to use preserving jars as protective covers.