Brussel Sprout Seeds

 Not just for Christmas Dinner, Brussels Sprouts Seed are the perfect addition to any vegetable patch, and in the vegetable world, they are a highly nutritious veg full of vitamins, fibre and so much more!

It's such a versatile vegetable - it can be enjoyed roasted or raw in a refreshing salad. Sprouts are a wildly underrated veg - but once you begin growing our seeds in your garden, you'll fall in love with these plants!

Our range of sprout seeds will grow the freshest of produce, right in your back garden, to enjoy with all kinds of dinners. Whether you're a new gardener or an experienced green thumb, our seeds will help you cultivate healthy, productive plants.

Browse our range of Brussel sprout seeds and invite these veggies back into the kitchen all year round.

About Our Brussels Sprout Seeds

Belonging to the cabbage family, our Brussel sprouts have been selected to ensure the highest quality. We are proud that our seeds have high germination rates and are perfect for both beginner, and experienced gardeners.

Whether you have a large garden seed bed or a small plot, we have Brussels sprout seed varieties to suit your needs. From early-maturing types to those that thrive in cooler climates, our diverse selection ensures you can find the perfect match for your growing conditions.

A Planting Guide

The first step to planting your sprout seeds is to prepare the soil, thriving in well drained, fertile soil, it's best to enrich it with organic compost or manure - this ensures it is nutrient rich.

The best time to begin to sow the seeds is six to eight weeks before the last frost. You can use small seed trays or pots.

It's best to sow the seeds around 1/2 inch deep and space the seeds around 2 to 3 inches apart to give the seedlings space to grow. Once they reach 4-6 inches tall, transplant the seedlings to the outside.

It's important to keep the sprout plant constantly moist but not waterlogged. After around 85 to 110 days, the Brussel sprouts can be harvested and enjoyed.

Seasonal Tips

The idea month for these seeds to be sown is April. During this time, the days lengthen and the temperature rises, the soil warms up, this means it is the optimal condition for these seeds to grow. Sowing in April allows seedlings to establish a strong root system before the heat of summer sets in, ensuring robust plant development.

Additionally, starting your Brussels sprouts in April gives the plants plenty of time to mature before the first frost in late Autumn. Brussels sprouts are a cool-season crop that thrives in cooler temperatures, and they often taste sweeter after a light frost.