Broccoli Seeds

In gardens and kitchens around the world, Broccoli is a valued vegetable. It's rich nutritional profile and versatility in cooking are what make it stand out from the rest.

We've made growing broccoli in your garden easy with our seeds. All of our seeds are high quality and sourced from trusted suppliers and you can be sure you'll seed some broccoli seedlings!

Broccoli seeds can be sown inside or outside, depending on which seed type you choose, the broccoli will thrive best planted at different times of the year.

You can't get much better than freshly pick from your vegetable patch, don't hesitate, browse our range of broccoli seeds today and you could be using homegrown broccoli in your stir fries in no time!

Broccoli Sprouts & Broccoli Sprouting Seeds

Organic Broccoli sprouting seeds are specifically selected and packaged for sprout production. These seeds are designed to germinate quickly and produce tender, nutritious sprouts.

There are different varieties of sprouting broccoli seeds including purple sprouting broccoli seeds, which give you a near constant supply of Broccoli.

These seeds produce plants that have good yield with numerous small, tender florets rather than a single large head. They are ideal for continuous harvesting and can be sown in late summer for a spring crop.

Types of Broccoli Seeds and Varieties

There are many broccoli varieties, each with its own benefits! In our range, our broccoli seeds are suited to many environments.

Sprouting broccoli seeds produce plants that grow lots of small and tender florets, compared to one single large head. These are really great for continued harvesting and can be sown later in the summer so that you have a spring crop.

Broccoli Raab seeds grow in plants with edible leaves, stems and florets. Compared to other broccoli varieties, these have a slightly bitter taste.

Broccoli calabrese seed produce the common, large and dense heads of this healthy veg. This type is known best for its robust grown and is sown early spring for an autumn harvest.

Growing Broccoli in Your Garden

When picking a soil to plant your broccoli in, be sure to avoid heavy clay soils as these retain too much water. Enrich the soil you use with some good organic matter prior to planting. You can even add chicken pellets to supply additional nitrogen which will help with growth.

Germinating best at 10 to 29 degrees and thriving at 15 to 21 degrees, it's best to sow this vegetable in early spring or late summer for an autumn harvest. It can tolerate some light frosts, so you don't need to be too worried about it as it gets a bit cooler.

Broccoli is best sown open ground, this allows the seed to develop a strong root system and larger heads. You can also plant in small pots first, and once the pot grown broccoli is big enough to hold, it's time to plant it outside.

Early morning, water broccoli plants deeply. This will allow both the soil and the plant to soak up the water.