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Grow Your Own Seed Box – 100 Varieties

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Why?

Heirloom seed is grown out in batches. When this one is gone it’s gone until the next harvest is germination-tested and packed.

£49.71 £64.99 -23%

That’s 50p a variety.

Why gardeners love Garden Pack

  • 50p a variety
  • 95% germination lab-tested, non-GMO seed
  • 100 varieties veg, herbs & flowers
  • Engraved wooden box + gardening gloves with claws
  • Growing guide for every variety in the Growli app
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Exactly what’s in the box

100 seed packets. 100 varieties. No mystery mix.

Every variety comes in its own labelled packet, so you get exactly what you ordered: nothing swapped, nothing missing. Here’s the full list.

  1. ArtichokeVegetableCynara cardunculus
  2. AsparagusVegetableAsparagus officinalis
  3. Dwarf French BeanVegetableBlue Lake · Phaseolus vulgaris
  4. Black RadishVegetableRaphanus sativus var. niger
  5. BroccoliVegetableBrassica oleracea
  6. Brussels SproutsVegetableBrassica oleracea
  7. CabbageVegetableBrassica oleracea var. capitata
  8. Red CabbageVegetableBrassica oleracea var. capitata
  9. CarrotVegetableAmsterdam 2 · Daucus carota
  10. CarrotVegetableChantenay · Daucus carota
  11. CauliflowerVegetableBrassica oleracea
  12. CeleriacVegetableApium graveolens var. rapaceum
  13. CeleryVegetableApium graveolens
  14. ChicoryVegetableCichorium intybus
  15. Cherry TomatoVegetableSmall-fruited · Solanum lycopersicum
  16. Chinese CabbageVegetableBrassica rapa var. pekinensis
  17. CucumberVegetableCucumis sativus
  18. CucumberVegetableWisconsin · Cucumis sativus
  19. Dwarf French BeanVegetableYellow-podded · Phaseolus vulgaris
  20. Dwarf French BeanVegetablePurple-podded · Phaseolus vulgaris
  21. AubergineVegetableSolanum melongena
  22. Florence FennelVegetableFoeniculum vulgare
  23. KohlrabiVegetableBrassica oleracea var. gongylodes
  24. RocketVegetableGarden · Eruca sativa
  25. LettuceVegetableIceberg · Lactuca sativa
  26. LettuceVegetableRed Leaf · Lactuca sativa
  27. LettuceVegetableGreen Leaf · Lactuca sativa
  28. RadishVegetableLong · Raphanus sativus
  29. MelonVegetableCucumis melo
  30. Red OnionVegetableAllium cepa
  31. OnionVegetableAllium cepa
  32. Pak ChoiVegetableBrassica rapa
  33. PeaVegetablePisum sativum
  34. PeaVegetablePisum sativum
  35. Parsley RootVegetablePetroselinum crispum
  36. PepperVegetableCapsicum annuum
  37. PepperVegetableHungarian · Capsicum annuum
  38. Chilli PepperVegetableCapsicum annuum
  39. Sweet PepperVegetableYellow · Capsicum annuum
  40. PumpkinVegetableCucurbita maxima
  41. RadishVegetableRaphanus sativus
  42. RadishVegetableRaphanus sativus
  43. RadishVegetableSaxa 2 · Raphanus sativus
  44. BeetrootVegetableBeta vulgaris
  45. BeetrootVegetableBordo · Beta vulgaris
  46. Sweet PepperVegetableRed · Capsicum annuum
  47. Swiss ChardVegetableRhubarb · Beta vulgaris subsp. cicla
  48. SquashVegetableCucurbita pepo
  49. Patty Pan SquashVegetableCucurbita pepo
  50. SpinachVegetableSpinacia oleracea
  51. SorrelVegetableRumex acetosa
  52. Sweet CornVegetableZea mays
  53. TomatoVegetableSolanum lycopersicum
  54. CourgetteVegetableGolden · Cucurbita pepo
  55. CourgetteVegetableBlack Beauty · Cucurbita pepo
  56. WatermelonVegetableCitrullus lanatus
  57. TomatoVegetableOxheart · Solanum lycopersicum
  58. TomatoVegetableRoma VF · Solanum lycopersicum
  59. CarrotVegetableNantes 2 · Daucus carota
  60. White OnionVegetableAllium cepa
  61. TomatoVegetableMarmande · Solanum lycopersicum
  62. Dwarf French BeanVegetableGreen-podded · Phaseolus vulgaris
  63. LettuceVegetableMy Queen · Lactuca sativa
  64. LeekVegetableAllium porrum
  65. Cherry TomatoVegetableLarge-fruited · Solanum lycopersicum
  66. BasilHerbOcimum basilicum
  67. BasilHerbDark Red Opal · Ocimum basilicum
  68. ChamomileHerbMatricaria chamomilla
  69. ChivesHerbAllium schoenoprasum
  70. CorianderHerbCoriandrum sativum
  71. Creeping ThymeHerbThymus serpyllum
  72. Garden CressHerbLepidium sativum
  73. DillHerbAnethum graveolens
  74. LavenderHerbLavandula angustifolia
  75. MarjoramHerbOriganum majorana
  76. Lemon BalmHerbMelissa officinalis
  77. OreganoHerbOriganum vulgare
  78. ParsleyHerbPetroselinum crispum
  79. SageHerbSalvia officinalis
  80. Welsh OnionHerbAllium fistulosum
  81. AgeratumFlowerAgeratum houstonianum
  82. Chinese AsterFlowerCallistephus chinensis
  83. Chinese AsterFlowerUnicum Mix · Callistephus chinensis
  84. Chinese AsterFlowerPompon Mix · Callistephus chinensis
  85. CinerariaFlowerPericallis × hybrida
  86. DahliaFlowerDahlia variabilis
  87. MarigoldFlowerTagetes
  88. MarigoldFlowerPetit Orange · Tagetes patula
  89. Morning GloryFlowerIpomoea purpurea
  90. NasturtiumFlowerTropaeolum majus
  91. NasturtiumFlowerDouble Gleam · Tropaeolum majus
  92. Night-Scented StockFlowerMatthiola longipetala
  93. PetuniaFlowerPetunia × atkinsiana
  94. SalviaFlowerSalvia splendens
  95. SunflowerFlowerHelianthus annuus
  96. SunflowerFlowerSungold · Helianthus annuus
  97. Sweet PeaFlowerLathyrus odoratus
  98. ViolaFlowerViola × wittrockiana
  99. ZinniaFlowerZinnia elegans
  100. ZinniaFlowerLilliput · Zinnia elegans

Scroll the list to see all 100 varieties

MADE FOR GIVING

The gift she’ll actually use.

Candles go in the drawer. This goes on the windowsill.

  1. Too nice to throw away.

    An engraved wooden box. She’ll keep it long after the seeds are sown.

  2. Why seeds at Christmas?

    Opened at Christmas. Planned through the winter. Sown in spring. One present, a whole season.

  3. Nothing to figure out.

    Scan the QR code in the box for growing instructions for every variety in the Growli app.

100 packets of seed. Yours for £44.99.

100 varieties in one wooden box. As low as 35p a packet with 3 kits.

Give her a garden

From £35.99 a kit with 3 · Same-day dispatch from our UK warehouse

WHAT YOU GET

Everything in the box.

65 vegetables · 15 herbs · 20 flowers · 45,000+ seeds

  • 45,000+ seeds in total
  • Engraved wooden storage box
  • Gardening gloves with digging claws
  • Growing guide for every variety
varieties
100
for the box, with refills
£43.99
a variety, at best
35p

You’ll need soil or compost, water, and pots or seed trays. These aren’t included.

In their own words

What gardeners say about Garden Pack

Here’s what they say.

Plenty of growing options

“Love the sturdy box and variety. Cherry tomatoes and herbs in one package, and the seeds I planted last week are already taking off!”

Kathleen · Verified buyer

A rewarding way to garden

“The instructions are straightforward, even for beginners. Watching the seeds sprout is rewarding. A lovely kit to grow at home or give as a gift.”

Lucyr · Verified buyer

A lovely little seed box

“I love my seed box. Cute little wooden box with lots of seed packets and a very handy guide you download for future questions and answers.”

Rue · Verified buyer

A lovely gift

“This was such a great gift. It’s perfect sweet and unique. If you know somebody likes to grow a garden, this is the perfect gift to give them.”

Michelle · Verified buyer

New seeds to get growing

“My husband loved it. We researched the unfamiliar seeds and are excited to grow old favourites alongside new vegetables, herbs and flowers.”

Colleen · Verified buyer

One box vs. 100 packets off the rack

Here’s what you actually get for your money.

Single packets from the store
Price per packet From 35p ✗
Varieties100, all in one box One per packet
Seeds45,000+ in total Depends on the packet
Seed testingLab-tested, 95% germination
StorageEngraved wooden boxLoose in a drawer
GlovesClawed gloves includedBuy them separately
Growing helpEvery variety, in the Growli app Whatever fits on the back

What customers say

  • Great seeds! All of them grew very nicely!

    Geneva & BrandonFebruary 25, 2026

  • I love them. There are many varieties and I haven’t used them all yet, but I’ve liked the ones I’ve tried. I have my own garden at home with these seeds. (Translated from Spanish.)

    KatherineMarch 4, 2026

  • Love the sturdy box with so many options to choose from. Seeds were planted last week and are already taking off!

    Kathleen E. QuinlanJuly 11, 2025

  • The instructions are straightforward, even for beginners. Watching the seeds sprout and grow is so rewarding.

    LucyrJanuary 28, 2025

  • First box came with just gloves. Someone opened the package before it was delivered and stole all the seeds. I asked for a replacement and it came right away.

    JohnSeptember 9, 2022

How it works

  1. Choose your seeds

  2. Scan the QR code

  3. Sow

WHERE DO YOU GARDEN?

Find your growing season

Your hardiness zone tells you how cold your winters get. That matters for trees and shrubs that stay in the ground all year. Most of the veg, herbs and flowers in this box only need one season: you sow after the last spring frost and harvest before the first one in autumn. Across the UK that window runs from about April to October, a little shorter in the north and on high ground.

  • Zone 7

    HIGHLANDS AND HIGH GROUND

    Frosts can last into late May. Start with quick growers like radishes, lettuce and peas, and start tomatoes and squash indoors until the frost is over.

  • Zone 8

    SCOTLAND, THE NORTH AND WALES

    A full season from mid-May. Room for almost everything in the box, with tender crops planted out once the nights warm up.

  • Zone 9

    MIDLANDS AND THE SOUTH

    Sow from April and plant twice: a spring garden, then a second round of fast crops for an autumn harvest.

  • Zone 10

    MILD COASTS

    Cornwall, the Scillies and sheltered coasts rarely freeze. Grow salads and herbs well into winter, and start the heat-lovers early.

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Start her garden. Or yours.

100 varieties, every packet lab-tested.

Same-day dispatch from our UK warehouse · 30-day money-back guarantee