Having been one of the participants in Mr. Fothergill Seeds Nation of Gardeners Trials for 16 months now I can vouch for the quality of their seeds, bulbs and plants and seed potatoes. And their packaging is first class. The plants especially never look as if they have even been in the post. The new varieties they are advertising have had trials by us up and down the country so what works best in where you happen to live can be put in the script.
I get seeds from Mr fothergills ordered today 5th pack of seeds free, Suttons ordered some seeds last week from them, Dobies are good about the same as Suttons
T&M seeds normally come with no picture on have ordered from them in the past - some times I cut the pic out of the catalogue and stick on the pack, plants small but you grow them on good value offers
Grow sure do coloured coated seeds for help with sowing think from Hillers and may be online
Jersey plants seeds come with plan seed packs as well but very fine seeds come in little plastic tubes in packs
going to try kings as well this year and Sarah raven
I have properly brought seeds from other places as well
Hi gg, have a look through the site. Have a look and see if you have a local group. Talks are arranged, trips and plant sales. You can go along as a visitor to see if you like it.
I've ordered seeds from Marshalls for years and always had good results. They've been part of Unwins for a while but not sure if the seed they sell is the same if it's branded Unwins. I've also used DTBrown, mainly to top up on things I forgot of ran out of, because they had free postage for a while.
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Having been one of the participants in Mr. Fothergill Seeds Nation of Gardeners Trials for 16 months now I can vouch for the quality of their seeds, bulbs and plants and seed potatoes. And their packaging is first class. The plants especially never look as if they have even been in the post. The new varieties they are advertising have had trials by us up and down the country so what works best in where you happen to live can be put in the script.
Hayloft are great for plants god size and quality
I get seeds from Mr fothergills ordered today 5th pack of seeds free, Suttons ordered some seeds last week from them, Dobies are good about the same as Suttons
T&M seeds normally come with no picture on have ordered from them in the past - some times I cut the pic out of the catalogue and stick on the pack, plants small but you grow them on good value offers
Grow sure do coloured coated seeds for help with sowing think from Hillers and may be online
Jersey plants seeds come with plan seed packs as well but very fine seeds come in little plastic tubes in packs
going to try kings as well this year and Sarah raven
I have properly brought seeds from other places as well
Has anyone tried Woolmans? They look like good value for money but I've not tried them yet myself.
Woolmans, D T Brown & Johnsons seeds are all owned by Mr Fothergills. So they should be OK.
I'm big Chiltern seed user, good germination rate and interesting species.
Also Derry Watkins -(Special Plants)
Plant World Seeds
and those that come with membership of the Hardy Plant Society, a very exciting package arrive this morning.
In the sticks near Peterborough
forgiver my ignorance Nut but what does the Hardy Plant Society do?
http://www.hardy-plant.org.uk/
Hi gg, have a look through the site. Have a look and see if you have a local group. Talks are arranged, trips and plant sales. You can go along as a visitor to see if you like it.
In the sticks near Peterborough
I've ordered seeds from Marshalls for years and always had good results. They've been part of Unwins for a while but not sure if the seed they sell is the same if it's branded Unwins. I've also used DTBrown, mainly to top up on things I forgot of ran out of, because they had free postage for a while.
Ashdale I had the offer from GW mag of wallflower which came from Woolmans and was really good quality
I have used Marshalls before for seeds they were good
Thanks Garden Girl, that's good to know. I will give them a try.