On-line seed catalogues/ websites - which is best?

Teacher2301

What's the best on-line site to purchase good quality seeds at relatively competitive prices to garden centres and the big garden stores?

alanobrien

Try here they sell seeds from most of the big name companies

http://www.eseeds.com/

Sola

I use Thompson & Morgan or Dobies for seeds.

Sola

Boy am I impressed by eseed's pansy and viola choice. I don't think I've ever seen so many varieties all in one place.

Zazen999

Depends on what you want; I use Real Seeds

http://www.realseeds.co.uk/

And they are all non-hybrid which means you can save your own seeds; and the delivery is the fastest I have ever had [every time].

But then again, I only grow veg. And I want to help preserve older varieties if I can.

cjb02

I have used realseeds also and would recommend them.

Also seen romans mentioned on here once and will be trying them in the future. There prices seem quite cheap.

http://www.alanromans.com/c-540-vegetables.aspx

Although this is not online lidl are selling seeds at 25p a pack at the mo.

JWF

Fleabay seems quite reasonable for a lot of things too.

Teacher2301

Thanks evryone for the info - has anyone used Sutton seeds online at all?

Lotus-eater

Zazen999 wrote: »

Depends on what you want; I use Real Seeds

http://www.realseeds.co.uk/

And they are all non-hybrid which means you can save your own seeds; and the delivery is the fastest I have ever had [every time].

But then again, I only grow veg. And I want to help preserve older varieties if I can.

Thankyou for that, I've never used them before and they look great, I especially like the D'Eysines Carrot and the Cherokee bean. I shall be trying both!

JoeyEmma

I keep being tempted by some plants on the Thomson and Morgan website, but I know that people say they aren't always the best quality. The price is so reasonable, especially when I think of what they would cost from the local nursery

olly300

There was a report out last year about the germination rate of seeds from different companies. Link:
http://property.timesonline.co.uk/tol/life_and_style/property/gardens/article2547622.ece