The easy way to get your vegetable patch started. Ten varieties carefully chosen for their quality and performance, to provide reliable and nutritious fare for your kitchen table. And to top it all, you make a saving of over 20%!

Grow the ingredients for this traditional British beverage (its been around for nearly 800 years, so must be good!). Both plants have a multitude of uses in their own right, but together make something really special. For a little extra kick, try adding a drop of gin to your 'D&B'

The Chefs Culinary Collection is a collection of five of the more unusual herbs, designed to inspire connoisseurs and amateur cooks alike, and a gift that can be used, naturally, over and over again!

A collection of five of salad vegetables that can be grown very successfully in containers, perfect if you have limited garden space or want to cheer up a patio or balcony. None are difficult to grow. Grow them in window boxes, amongst your favorite flowers or simply in pots by the back door.

These colourful carrots aren’t just appealing to the Martha Stewart types, their real appeal is to growers in search of their juicy sweet flavour and characteristic crunch. These four packs are a great way to help restore the wide variety of carrot colours that were present before the 16th Century while receiving a discount of over 20%

Four of the classic varieties of English Lavender, each popular in its own right. Lavendula angustifolia is considered to be "True" lavender and thought to be the best for medicinal and aromatherapy purposes. Each varies in height, colour and fragrance. Purchase all four to receive a discount of 20%

The Gourmet Gardeners Collection is a collection of five of the more unusual vegetables, designed to inspire food connoisseurs and vegetable growers alike.
All are great delicacies and none are difficult to grow.
Save over 20% by buying as a collection

Ethnobotanist James Wong has certainly turned the spotlight on flowers in his television series exploring plant-based natural remedies and beauty treatments. We have had a huge amount of interest in the plants featured and have put together this collection of four of the plants. All are easy to grow.

Parsley, Sage, Rosemary and Thyme. are four classic herbs used to make traditional stuffing. Herbalists will also tell you of the many symbolisms and functions of these herbs - Parsley to remove bitterness, Sage to cleanse, Thyme for courage and Rosemary for love

Herbs are not hard plants to grow, and given how expensive herbs and spices tend to be, it’s well worth it for what you can save, and of course, fresh spices and herbs have far better flavours than dried ones.
Save over 25% by buying these herbs as a collection.