Best Plants & Seeds UK (2026) — Page 6

Pros

• Sweetly scented blooms on long cutting stems
• Bicolour cream and lavender flowers
• Easy to grow from seed

Cons

• Best sown early for a long flowering season

Pros

• Keplin biodegradable plant pots support strong root growth, making them ideal for seedlings, herbs, and flowers, perfect for any gardening space, from greenhouses to patios.
• Made from eco-friendly fibre, these compostable pots for seedlings break down naturally, reducing waste while ensuring hassle-free transplanting for healthier plants.
• These small plant pots for seedlings allow roots to grow freely, minimizing transplant shock and promoting a seamless transition into garden beds or larger containers.
• Ideal for vegetables, flowers, and herbs, these fibre pots for seedlings provide the perfect environment for strong, healthy growth from seed to sprout.

Cons

• Full specification not confirmed on the listing — check before buying

Pros

• Includes 30 seeds for seasonal planting.
• Sow between Jan-Apr for optimal growth.
• Perfect for home gardens and allotments.
• Backed by Mr. Fothergill's 'Growing Together' promise.

Cons

• Full specification not confirmed on the listing — check before buying

Pros

• CARROT VEGETABLE SEEDS: Mr Fothergill’s Carrot Chantenay Red Cored 2 is an early stump-rooted maincrop carrot variety that produces orange roots with a fine taste, good texture and small cores
• PERFECT FOR FAMILY GARDENING: Our seeds are easy to grow and fun for all ages, perfect for children and beginner gardeners
• WHEN & HOW TO SOW: Sow outdoors from March to June where they are to crop, 15cm deep directly into finely prepared, light and fertile soil that has already been watered
• FRESH VEGETABLES: Enjoy the benefit of harvesting fresh vegetables directly from your garden for maximum taste and freshness

Cons

• Full specification not confirmed on the listing — check before buying

Pros

• Position: full sun Soil: any, fertile, well-drained soil Rate of growth: average to fast-growing Flowering period: June to September
• Vegetation form: annual, hardly, pink, easy to grow, Botanical name: Echinacea purpurea 'Magnus'
• Site: warm; fertile, medium heavy, moisture-retaining soil with slightly alkaline or neutral reaction

Cons

• Annual plant, not perennial.
• Requires well-drained soil, may struggle in wet conditions.

Pros

• VARIETY: Georgia Southern Collard is a classic heirloom variety known for producing large, tender leaves with excellent flavour
• GROWING SEASON: Best planted in early spring or late summer for autumn harvest, with maturity in approximately 70-80 days
• PLANT SPECIFICATIONS: Plants grow 60-90 cm tall with broad, wavy, blue-green leaves that are tender and mild-flavoured
• PLANTING GUIDE: Sow seeds 1-2 cm deep, spaced 30-45 cm apart in rows 60-90 cm apart for optimal growth

Cons

• Limited seed count for large gardens.