flower seed packets : 1105 results priced between £1.00 and £5.00

Collection contains five separate varieties in individual packets: Ageratum Blue Mink attractive plants producing large heads of lavender blue flowers June to September. Height 23cm (9in); Cineraria maritima attractive plants with glowing silver foliage. Height 15-20cm (6-8in); Impatiens (Busy Lizzie) Mix bushy plants with a host of flower colours. Height 23cm (9in); Lobelia Sapphire Deep blue flowers with white eye, flowers June to September. Trailing; Tagetes Lemon Gem bushy plants which become...

Annual Flowering Mix - Suttons character-based seed packets feature educationally based 'fun facts' including fascinating information on the origins of these plants and how they are used. There are a range of easily grown flowers and vegetables with names like Sunny Sunflower, Polly Pansy, Peter Pea and Tanya Tomato. Printed on the inside of the packs children will find 'word searches' or on the vegetable packs, recipes or cooking hints.

Beautifully fringed, orange and red blooms cover this magnificent,West Indian shrub with deeply divided foliage

Gorgeous John Lewis Childs seed packet art on cards. Customize this by adding your own text, any words you like! Cards in two sizes, with envelopes. Postcards have no envelopes. Postage also available.

The sheer joy of this mixture is in the wide and multiple colour range. It gives you so many different pot plants from one packet of seed and they couldn't be easier to grow. Superb house or greenhouse pot plant. Bedding plants for warm but shady positions.

Being seeds they also ensure that your gift is remembered for a long time, as when the seeds germinate and grow into beautiful flowers they are a permanent reminder in someone's garden.

Sow the seed thinly from early spring onwards in a prepared seed bed. Transplant the seedlings into their final position.

Easy to grow. High yielding delicious delicacy. Makes full use of the entire plant. Tastes like: Eggs, green beans. They might be found in every allotment in the country, but if you have ever grown squash before and only eaten its fruit, you will have inadvertently wasted two thirds of your harvest. Easily as delicious as the squashes themselves, the flowers and young shoots of many squash plants are widely eaten as conventional vegetables in every country from Argentina to Zimbabwe, often costing...

SOWING ADVICE: A. SOW FINELY AND EVENLY. COVER THINLY WITH COMPOST OR GRIT. GERMINATE IN GENTLE HEAT OR IN A WARM BRIGHT SPOT OUTSIDE. GROW-ON INDIVIDUAL SEEDLINGS IN 3 INCH POTS BEFORE PLANTING OUT

Ideal for the back of a border. A mixture of popular, brightly coloured single and double flowers. Children also appreciate this attractive, easy to grow mixture. HA Hardy annual. Height 60-90cm (2-3ft). Hints and Tips: Ideal for beds and borders. Prefers full sun or partial shade. Culture: Full growing instructions given on packet. Sow March-May outdoors, flowers June-September. Sowing Time: March-May 1 Packet (2500 Seeds) average content Average Growing Height: 71-80cm Suttons Seeds - Established...

A few years ago Thompson & Morgan initiated a project to provide home gardeners with the definitive Sweet Pea mixture. The brief was to provide outstanding fragrance, exhibition standard blooms and the widest colour range. Each variety chosen was multiplied to provide a volume of seed to enable Thompson & Morgan to offer Floral Tribute as the highest possible quality mixture with maximum seed content per packet at the lowest possible price.

The collection includes 20 packets of seeds in a stylish, reusable tin, detailed sowing instructions, a month by month sowing and harvesting chart and a colour planting plan designed by Sarah so you know exactly what to plant where.

Hints and Tips: Ideal climber. Prefers full sun. Culture: Full growing instructions given on packet. Sow February-March under glass. Germination 21-42 days. Flowers June-September the following year. Sowing Time: February-March. 1 Packet (35 Seeds) average content. Average Growing Height: Over 301cm. Winner of the RHS Award of Garden Merit (AGM). The RHS Award of Garden Merit exists to help gardeners choose the best all round garden value varieties. Also known as: Passiflora. Suttons Seeds...

The Cape Aloe is a very attractive succulent. The plant can grow large in a frost free garden with the typical Aloe rosette of leaves. The Aloe flowers with bright yellow / orange flowers from June onwards.

Very low growing with spreading habit. Violet-purple flowers make the perfect plant for seeding between paving stones to soften edges. Height 7-8cm . Hardy Annual

Sow from February onwards. Sow in seed trays or direct into final sight. Prick out the seedling when large enough to handle. Transplant into final position 20cm apart for flowering the following May to November. They can be sown later for setting in place in September.

The Bee Hotel is a great way to help boost the population of bees in your garden! Also included in the gift box is a packet of seeds specially selected to attract bees and other beneficial insects to your garden. Bees are probably the most important pollinators of crops and other plants. Many bee species are in decline due to loss of nesting and feeding habitats. Not all bees live in hives, this Bee Hotel mimics the conditions suitable for non aggressive and non swarming solitary bees which like...

Large deep violet flowers with notched petals adorn this deeply divided handsome leaved plant in midsummer. One of the parents of the old and sterile, but still favourite G. x magnificum. A solid performer with no vices.

A superb new, fertile hybrid. Soundly perennial clumps produce strong spikes of shiny, waxy-looking, golden flowers, distinctly polished with red on the top, rather like a ripe apple. An excellent addition to the current range of foxgloves.

Sow from July onwards, 2cm deep in a seed bed or modules. Thin the seedlings and then transplant to about 35 - 45cm apart. The plants do well when extra fertiliser is added to the crop. Make sure the ground is firm around the plant.

SOW FINELY AND EVENLY. COVER THINLY WITH COMPOST OR GRIT. GERMINATE IN GENTLE HEAT OR IN A WARM BRIGHT SPOT OUTSIDE. GROW-ON INDIVIDUAL SEEDLINGS IN 3 INCH POTS BEFORE PLANTING OUT.

This is an open pollinated variety that is of the same standard as F1 varieties. It comes into flower early with a grea mix of oranges, golds, and yellows. Height 12 inches

The seeds can be sown from January onwards. The sowings from January - March can be sown in pots under cover at 18C. The later sowings from April can be sown in a coldframe. Pick out and transplant to 25cm apart. The plants will flower in the same year from an early sowing. Outdoor sowing will flower the following year.

This is a very dwarf strain with extra finely cut silver foliage. It is ideal for stop planting and to set off your summer flower displays. Height 20 - 30 cm

As with many perennials germination is erratic. To get the best results plant from October onwards and expose to the winter weather or in the spring and summer put in the freezer for a couple of weeks to simulate winter.

Sow March to May germination may take up to 3 weeks. They germinate best in fluctuating temperatures. Pot up when they are large enough to handle. Harden off before planting out.

Sow March to May germination may take up to 3 weeks. They germinate best in fluctuating temperatures. Pot up when they are large enough to handle. Harden off before planting out.

This is a vigorous climer with wonderful dark green leaves and amazing purple bell shaped flowers. It flowers from June to October. It can reach heights of 4 - 6 metres.

This is a vigorous climer with wonderful dark green leaves and amazing white bell shaped flowers. It flowers from June to October. It can reach heights of 4 - 6 metres.

This is a spectacular variety with almost black leaves with deep pink centres. It is ideal for borders or patio pots. It does well in warm weather

This is a great addition for borders and make a good ground cover. The Gentian blue flowers open early in the day but when they close later they produce an unusual and attractive seed head. They will flower in the first year. Height 30 - 45 cm

This is a wonderful cut flower type with large flowers. The petals are twisted and quilled.

Sow the seed from February onwards, plant out after they have been hardened off and the risk of frost has past.

Sow in spring and summer on top of the compost. The seed needs light to germinate. Keep at 15 - 20C Harden off and plant out after the frost has past.