Carefree Calendula Seeds
Carefree Calendula is a cheerful flower, who will grow big, bright orange flowers. Flowering: Mid June-September.
Height: 18 in.
Instructions: Choose a sunny site in the garden, with weed free soil. Put each seed into the soil, about 1/2 in. deep. Lightly cover with soil and water them well. Help them grow be feeding with plant food and watering them when they need it. Sow between August and September to flower May next year.

Cool Carrot Seeds
Cool Carrot is crunchily irresistible, with a fresh tasty flavour. Instructions: Sow: March-July.
Vegetables Ready: mid April-end October. Choose a sunny site in the garden with good, weed free soil. You can cut the tape to any length; make sure you do not damage the seeds inside. Make 'channels' in to the soil about 1/2 in. deep and 6 in. apart. Roll the tape out along the channel. Lightly cover with soil and water well. Carrots grow best in good soil in a sunny place.
Hints and Tips: Tape length 15 feet. These seeds are wrapped in a special tape that makes them easier to handle.

Crazy Cornflower Seeds
Crazy Cornflower would be very happy to be displayed in a vase of water. Flowering: Mid June-September.
Height: 36 in.
Culture: Choose a sunny site in the garden, with weed free soil. Put each seed into the soil, about 1/2 in. deep. Lightly cover with soil and water them well. Help them grow by feeding with plant food and watering them when they need it. You can also plant Cornflowers August-September to flower the next June-July.

Curly Cress Seeds
Curly Cress has a tongue tingling taste, which will liven up your sandwiches and salads. Instructions: Sow seed all year round. Choose a container with small holes in the bottom. Fill with compost or a few layers of tissue (cotton wool or kitchen towel) and water lightly. Scatter the cress seeds over the surface, but not too thickly. Cover the tray with paper and keep on a window sill to grow. When the seedlings are 1 in. high, remove paper. Make sure curly cress does not dry out.
Hints and Tips: Try sowing cress seeds at different times, so you will have plenty to eat with your salad.

Flower Mixture Seeds
Carefree Calendula, Crazy Cornflower and Classy Clarkia are joined in this special 'Seed Squad' mixture by some of their good friends including Candytuft, Godetia and Virginian stock.
Features: A collection of 'wacky' characters who will encourage children's interest in gardening.
Flowering: End June-September.
Instructions: Choose a sunny site in the garden, with weed free soil. Scatter the seeds thinly. You may want to outline a shape such as your initials in the soil and scatter the seeds in the shape. Lightly cover with soil and water them well. Help them grow by feeding with plant food and watering them when they need it. You may need to support taller flowers with a strong stick to stop them falling over.

Forgetful Forget-Me-Not Seeds
Forgetful Forget-Me-Not looks lovely in the garden, on its own or with Daffodils and Tulips. Flowering: April-June
Height: 12 in.
Instructions: Sow May-September. Choose a sunny site in the garden with weed free soil. Sprinkle the seeds into the soil, about 1/4 in. deep. Lightly cover with soil and water them well. Soon you should see tiny young plants appear. If it starts to become too crowded, give them some room by pulling some out carefully, so each one is about 6 in. apart. Help them grow by feeding with plant food and watering them when they need it. Your Forgetful Forget-Me-Not will flower the spring after sowing.

Keen Runner Bean Seeds
This Runner Bean produces a lot of red flowers.
Very soon after that small beans will form.
Culture: Sow: April-June. Transplant: May-June.
Beans Ready: end July-mid October. Sow seeds in pots or trays of compost, 1 1/2 in deep. Keep on a sunny windowsill or in a greenhouse to grow. Plant out when all danger of frost has past. Between May and June you can plant seeds direct outside. Keen Bean get very thirsty when flowering and when it is dry, so water him well.

Party Peas
Character designed to stimulate kids' interest in growing from seed and hopefully encourage them to eat their vegetables!
Instructions: Sow March-June; Vegetables ready June-October. Sow 1 or 2 seeds per cane, 2 in deep. Lightly cover with soil and water them well. For a continuous supply of Peas sow a few seeds every two weeks.
Instructions given on seed packet.
Hints and Tips: Choose a sunny site in the garden with good, weed free soil. Peas grow tall and will need canes or netting to grow up. Position canes where you want plants to grow, 6 in apart.

Perky Pumpkin Seeds
A wacky character to encourage children's interest in gardening.
Instructions: Sow: April-June. Plant Out: May-June. Pumpkins Ready: September-October. Sow seeds in 3 in. pots of compost, 1 in. deep. Keep on a sunny windowsill or greenhouse to grow. Plant out when all danger of frost has past. Between May and June you can sow directly outside.

Playful Pansy Seeds
Playful Pansy is a happy plant who will grow flowers of many colours. Flowering: mid June-September or March to April
Height: 6-9 in.
Instructions: Choose a sunny site in the garden with weed free soil. Put each seed into the soil about 1/4 in. deep. Lightly cover with soil and water them well. If it starts to become crowded you may need to dig some out carefully and replant them so each one is about 6-9 in. apart. Feed with plant food and water when needed. You can also sow Pansies in July to flower next May.

Posh Poppy Seeds
Posh Poppy is tall, elegant and enjoys dancing in the summer breeze. Flowering: Mid June-September
Height: 24in
Instructions: Choose a sunny site in the garden, with weed free soil. Sprinkle the seeds into the soil, about 1/4 in. deep. Lightly cover with soil and water them well. Help them grow by feeding with plant food and watering them when they need it. You can also grow Poppies in September to flower next April-June.
Hints and Tips: Single mix.

Sunny Sunflower Seeds
Sunny Sunflower is a happy flower, who will grow tall and beautiful with a little loving care. Flowering: Mid July-September
Height: 6-9 feet
Instructions: Choose a sunny site in the garden with weed free soil. Put each seed into the soil about 1/2 inch deep. Lightly cover with soil and water them well. Help them grow tall by feeding with plant food and watering them when they need it. As the plants grow taller, they may need the support of a strong stick to stop them falling over.

Tearaway Tomato Seeds
Tearaway Tomato looks a little tough but he's quite sweet really. Sow: February-April.
Transplant: May-June. From February onwards sow seeds inside in trays of quality compost 1/4 in deep. Keep on a sunny windowsill or in a greenhouse to grow. When the tiny plants are large enough to handle, carefully plant each one into a 3 in pot to grow on. They will need the support of a strong cane to help as they grow. Pick your tomatoes when they are lovely and red.