Bulk seed now available
Written by The Seed Collection Date Posted: 20 September 2016
We have recently started offering bulk seed (seed sold by weight) as a buying option for some of our more popular varieties as well as varieties that are commonly mass planted.
Packet sizes will vary between varieties.
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At the time this blog post was published we have 42 varieties available in bulk on our website but we will continue to add more as they become available.
- Bush Bean- Strike
- Snow Pea- Oregon Sugar Pod
- Beetroot- Detroit
- Carrot- All seasons
- Runner Bean- Scarlet Emperor
- Broad Bean- Aquadulce (Long Pod)
- Climbing Bean- Blue Lake
- Pea- Greenfeast
- Bean- Purple King
- Amaranth- Green Leaf
- Kale- Red Russian
- Snow Pea- Mammoth Melting
- Sugarsnap Pea- Sugar Bon
- Amaranth- Red Leaf
- Bean- Windsor Long Pod
- Beetroot- Bulls Blood
- Mustard Greens- Tender Green
- Bush Bean- Cherokee Wax
- Borlotti Bean- Red Rooster
- Pea- Massy Gem
- Sugarsnap Pea- Cascadia
- Tatsoi
- Cosmos- Sensation Mix
- Californian Poppy- Golden West
- Alfalfa
- Pea- Novella
- Snow Pea Sprouts
- Bush Bean- Royal Burgundy
- Celery- Sprouting
- Mustard Greens- Red Giant
- Cabbage- Red Sprouting
- Radish- Red Arrow Sprouting
- Carrot- Sprouting
- Kale- Pink Sprouting
- Leek Sprouts
- Radish- Japanese Sprouting
- Fenugreek
- Mustard Greens- Tender Green
- Mustard Greens- Red Giant
- Dill- Mammoth
- Amaranth- Red Leaf
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