3 Tier Sprouter - Don’t overlook the chance to grow easy fresh food all year round! Full of protein, vitamins and minerals, sprouts are easy to digest and you can get results indoors within a matter of days.

Organic pinnokio cos lettuce - A medium size coz lettuce, dark green in colour with slightly savoyed leaves and a sweet flavour. The well filled hearts are yellow in colour with a crisp structure.

Forever associated with a stuffing to accompany the traditional Christmas fare of turkey, sage actually posesses a myriad of health benefits and has been used to treat various ailments for centuries; surely reasoin enough to give the organic version of this highly aromatic herb prime position in any grow your own herb bed, border or container. Capable of reaching a height of 60cm, the grey-green coloured leaves of this shrubby perennial are used extensively in stuffing mixes served with meats and a tea made from sage leaves has a centuries-old reputation for easing sore throats. Planting this must-have herb around your cabbages and carrots will help deter pests such as cabbage moth and carrot fly - and even slugs. Sold in packets of 30 seeds.

If you've only limited space in your grow your own herb garden, make sure you leave enough room for the delightfully scented needle-like leaves of rosemary; this popular herb is the perfect partner to roasted meat dishes including chicken, turkey and pork. Gardeners with an penchant for companion planting will be interested to hear that rosemary sits comfortably between kitchen garden mainstays including cabbages, beans and carrots and fortunately, their distinctive aroma is not appreciated by notorious pests such as cabbage white butterflies and carrot fly. Supplied in packets containing 50 organic seeds, this sun-loving, drought resistant evergreen (in mild areas!) shrub will bring colour to the garden througout the year and can even be trimmed into a hedge form. Ideal for container or pot growing within easy reach of the kitchen!

If you enjoy your food, then make sure you make 'thyme' for this attractive looking herb, which can be added to literally hundreds of meals, dishes and recipies - and grown fresh in your garden or on your patio, thyme will make sure you're rewarded over and over again! Use the leaves of this compact growing shrub to accompany meat dishes; add flavour to stocks, stews and soups; give extra taste to pizzas, either in the base or as a topping; use in marinades and casseroles and add to all manner of vegetarian dishes for extra flavour - and don't forget the garden, as thyme can help keep cabbages, broccoli and even roses healthy. Our packets of 250 organic seeds should allow your thyme production to get underway successfully and don't restrict this attractive, compact herb to the kitchen garden; it will flourish in patio-based pots and containers and will even complete that country garden look by growing between paving stones.

Although the main reason for growing your own vegetables is the fresh produce you can enjoy almost on tap, the veg patch or allotment can look good as well - and introducing our Organic Rhubarb Chard can greatly enhance your plot. The deep red stems and ribs of this easy to grow vegetable contrast with the rich green foliage, but it's not just the looks which justify rhubarb chard a slot in the veg plot as the leaves are a tasty and nutritious alternative to spinach. Don't worry about running out of leaves either as the chard production line just keeps rolling on - as long as you harvest the leaves when they are small and tender, the plant will keep producing! Sow in spring and early summer to keep supplies on hand until autumn or go for a later sowing date of mid summer and enjoy fresh chard leaves - packed full of vitamins C, E and K - in the barren months of early spring! Our pack of 165 organic seeds should set you on your way.

It's 'advantage grower' if you choose this new Organic Cabbage F1 Advantage variety which produces lush home-grown cabbage leaves in spring and summer, packed full of Vitamin C. Our pack of 70 organic seeds should give you ample opportunity to produce a bumper crop of these small to medium-sized pointed heart cabbages and by sowing in sucession, you can enjoy fresh greens most of the year. This top of the bill variety will also overwinter well, and summer sowings can be harvested as late as the following April. Much maligned and pushed to the side of the plate by generations of children, cabbage leaves are actually rich in Vitamins A, B, C and E - and although we can help with growing this traditional garden vegetable, it's up to you to dig out the recipe book and make cabbage interesting!

If you can't decide which herbs and vegetables are going to grace your garden this year, then don't despair - we've put together this Mixed Organic Seed Collection from our range of Soil Association organically certified seeds to help, and save you £2 into the bargain! Featuring 8 packets of seeds and including summer favourites such as tomotoes, courgettes and runner beans; carrots and lettuces for early, main and late season production; spring onions and leeks for winter colour and even basil for that taste of Italy, we're sure our compilation will form the cornerstone of your garden. Unfortunately, we are unable to substitute or swap any of the seed types or varieties listed but we're sure you'll enjoy growing and eating the selection we have prepared!

Rich in vitamins B and C, and packed full of carotene (which the body converts to vitamin A), carrots are a mainstay of the vegetable garden and are often first on the wish list of the grow your own gardener - and the early maturing organic F1 Jeanette variety is a popular choice. Sown as an early or second early, this Nantes type carrot develops long, smooth roots of good colour and is ideal for salads. The vigorous foliage makes pulling the crop easy and each pack contains 100 seeds.

Enjoying something of a salad revival, Spinach is probably most well-known for allegedly giving Popeye super-human strength - but it's the vitamin C and calcium contained in the dark green leaves of our organic F1 Palco variety which is proving popular with vegetable gardeners. Resistant to four strains of downy mildew, this variety can be sown almost all year round and is delicious added to salads in 'baby leaf' form or as mature leaves. Supplied in packets of 250 seeds.

Delicious when harvested small, courgettes are a sun-worshipping vegetable which should have a place in any vegetable garden of repute - and when you consider they are simple to grow and each plant will throw out fruit non-stop from early summer right through to autumn, then the organic F1 Dundoo is a garden must! Supplied in packets of 10 seeds, F1 Dundoo courgettes are shiny and dark green, and the open habitat of the plant makes the task of regular harvesting easy.

Spice up your salads with organic Wild Rocket, which has the same distinctive flavour as its standard namesake but is more intense, making it perfect for the gardener who likes to spend quality time in the kitchen. The 2000 seeds supplied will produce true leaves in as little as 4 days in summer, and Wild Rocket is perfect for 'cut and come again' growing right through the year with protection. Salads need never be bland or boring again!

No vegetable garden is complete without lettuces and it's hardly surprising, given their versatility in the kitchen - and we're sure you'll appreciate the quick growing, flavoursome leaves of this organic cos-type Little Gem Delight. The small, compact plants form a crisp, sweet heart surrounded by outside leaves and can be grown all year round with a greenhouse and cloche. Start a crop off in early spring and enjoy packing your salads, sandwiches and baguettes with leaves as little as 12 weeks later.

Familiar with gardeners across the country, the fine flavour and sheer quantity of the bite-sized tomatoes produced by organic Gardener's Delight are a winning combination. These cherry-type tomatoes are full of antioxidants; are linked to a reduced risk of heart attack and are also a good source of vitamins C and E as well as being suitable for growing both indoors under glass. Each packet contains 100 seeds which, even allowing for natural wastage, should be ample to produce a continuous supply of delicious fruits all summer long.

100 organic Moneymaker seeds may not make you rich, but you'll be well off tomato-wise as this very popular variety is a renowned heavy cropper, producing stacks of fine flavoured, medium sized fruits for your enjoyment. And as if the mouth watering taste of these tomatoes was not good enough reason alone to grow them, tomatoes are packed full of antioxidants; are linked to a reduced risk of heart attack and are also a good source of vitamins C and E. Each packet contains 100 seeds.

If you're a fan of big tomatoes - just imagine those huge slices in a salad, baguette or burger - then make room in your kitchen garden for organic F1 Alexandros and its beefsteak-sized fruits. Capable of producing 8-10 toms per truss, F1 Alexandros has a vine-growing habit and will need substantial support - but the whopping fruits will be worth the effort! This variety has some resistance to fusarium wilt and tomato mosaic virus and each packet contains 20 seeds.

'Broaden' your winter growing programme by planting out organic Super Aquadulce; these traditional longpod broad beans are regarded as THE overwintering variety and will bring both colour to your garden and produce to your table. Supplied in packets of 40 seeds, Super Aquadulce can be sown from early autumn to late winter ready for a spring harvest and will add valuable nitrogen to your soil as well.

Enorma is an apt name for this popular runner bean variety which is highly sought after by kitchen gardeners and village show competitors alike, not least because of the spectacular 30cm + long pods it produces. With attractive red flowers, this organic climbing bean will make a wonderful addition to the garden especially when it engulfs the essential support required. Runner beans are a good source of vitamin C and the 30 seeds contained in each packet should ensure your garden takes on a healthy look during the summer months as well.

Joining broad beans as a stalwart of the garden in winter is the organic leek variety Tadorna, although on this occasion the plants are ready to be harvested throughout the coldest months of the year. A slightly sweeter and less overpowering alternative to the onion in warming winter soups and broths - and summer salads of course - leeks are quite happy to stand throughout the winter until required - giving you that unique, just-harvested taste. Tadorna possesses a particularly good ability to stand overwinter and produces medium to long white shafts which contrast wonderfully with the dark green flags. Supplied in packets of 50 seeds and tolerant of yellow leaf stripe and leaf spot, this is one winter leak you won't mind discovering!

There'll be no crying when you see the results of growing organic Ramrod spring onions, as this very popular overwintering variety is much feted by grow-your-owners across the country. A crisp and very tasty addition to salads, Ramrod onions can be cropped in spring (after overwintering), late summer and autumn and have the distinctive, Lisbon-type, long white stems and green tops. Tender and mild to taste when young, the bulbs can left to swell and develop a much stronger flavour if desired.

Although not one of the more glamourous garden vegetables, beetroot has recently gained in popularity and has even been tagged a 'Super Food' by health experts - one good reason why organic Storuman is attracting the attention of kitchen gardeners once again. Another is the fact that not much gets wasted when growing beetroots; along with the root - which can be harvested immaturely as tender 'baby beets' - the leaves can be eaten when young, just like spinach. Supplied in a packet containing 250 seeds, beetroot can be sown throughout spring and early summer for late summer and autumn harvesting - and then you can enjoy the health benefits (anti-oxidants; folic acid, silica, cleansing and detoxifying and vitamin C)!

These sweet peppers share the same name as the Italian radio pioneer and we're confident you'll be broadcasting the attributes of the organic Marconi Red pepper to fellow gardeners and green-fingered growers alike. This is a pepper not to be feared; it has a mild flavour and holds none of the dangers of chillies or other fiery examples, and is ideal for salads or garnishes. Place Marconi Red pepper plants in the sunniest corner of your garden this summer and enjoy the long, deep red, slender pods it produces - it's also suitable for greenhouse growing and each packet contains 40 seeds.

Introduce a taste of the Mediterranean to your windowsill, patio or kitchen garden with organic Sweet Genovese, a variety of basil famed for its large shiny green leaves and ability to liven up typical Italian dishes and sauces in particular. Being a native of India, basil will only tolerate the warmest part of the garden from June until the first frost of Autumn, but can be successfully grown on a windowsill in close proximity to the kitchen! Basil is said, amongst other things, to aid digestion; calm the nervous system; relieve cold and flu symptoms and cure insomnia as well as being an aphrodisiac!

Next time you move a sprig of garden-grown parsley to the side of your plate, consider the vitamins you're discarding - organic Moss Curled parsley contains large amounts of vitamins A, B and C and gives the immune system a real kick. Widely used as a garnish for a menu-full of meals, the plant - introduced to our neck of the woods by the Romans - is grown outside during the warmer months of the year and although the foliage dies back in autumn, it should re-emerge in spring. Alternatively, grow parsley on the kitchen windowsill and add the nutrient-packed leaves to dishes literally seconds before serving - and don't accept any plates back with it on the side!

Add contrast to your herb garden by growing the perenially popular organic Chives; with their onion-like appearance, topped off with a wonderful display of purple flowerheads in summer, they will make a perfect foil for the more leafier herbs in your kitchen garden. The mild onion flavour of chives is a welcome addition to any self-respecting salad or stew, and is an ideal accompanyment to dishes containing egg. Not only are chives nice to look at and eat, but they will also prove popular with pollinating insects in the garden; when planted amongst carrots their aroma will confuse the dreaded carrot-fly and they can even be crushed to form an organic insecticide.

Imagine picking sweet cherry tomatoes in 60 days from the 'Garden In A Bag' plant grown conveniently on your sunny windowsill or producing aromatic herbs in the kitchen to introduce to your cooking. It’s easy in these leak proof bags where by just mixing the enclosed seeds and soil with water you get fresh, fast and full of flavour results.

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