Edible Flower Seeds – Sow Fresh


Edible Flower Seeds


Edible Flower Seeds
Edible Flower Seeds
Edible Flower Seeds
Edible Flower Seeds
Edible Flower Seeds
Edible Flower Seeds
Edible Flower Seeds
Edible Flower Seeds
Edible Flower Seeds
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Grow your own vibrant edible flower garden - add colour, texture and flavour to your dishes, as well as contributing to our natural ecosystem. Many also offer nutritional and medicinal properties that can support your health - some boasting edible leaves, pods and vegetables too!

Includes seeds, handy tips, tasting notes and ideas for these 4 different varieties of edible flowers (4.5g):

  • Chrysanthemum ‘Garland’
  • Radish ‘Sangria’
  • Borage
  • Nasturtium ‘Blue Pepe’

This product is designed for the garden. Easily enough seeds for a 1sq metre flower bed in your garden, or sprinkle a pinch into containers - make sure both have a good amount of light.

Also great to dot in between your veg garden - Chrysanthemum is a natural insecticide, and aphids love Nasturtiums.

Edible flowers add a little luxury to your diet. You can decorate cakes and desserts, mix into salads, freeze into ice cubes, infuse into syrups, oils or inside jellies. How will edible flowers up your garnish game?

Super easy to grow, flowering more the more you pick them, they create a vibrant colour palette of yellow, white, pink, blue and red - perfect for summer. Your flowers will look beautiful in your garden, and create an environment that supports native species of pollinators. This is good for the overall health of the whole garden - and the planet!


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Happy growers

Don’t fancy going outside to grow your own yummy goodies? No problem! I have the perfect solution...microgreens...I love microgreens because they germinate and grow quickly and can sit on your windowsill or kitchen worktop meaning they are easily accessible so you can just chop away at them with your scissors and add them to your dinner 😋 .

@grow_with_joe

Microgreens what’s not to love? Quick and easy to grow and highly nutritious...The whole kit is really easy to use with clear step by step instructions and pre measured coir and seed packs...I would happily purchase to get loved ones growing at home 💚 .

@happy_place_gardener

Stunning microgreen kit from @sowfreshofficial. I am absolutely thrilled with the quality of this kit, the tubs are recycled plastic and dishwasher safe, it isn’t grown in soil but coir which is a byproduct of coconuts, this alone makes for excellent composting material once your microgreens have grown 🌱 ...I adore the wooden box design.

@gin_tash

Micropinks!!!...I am officially in love with microgreens (pinks)...It amazes me that something so small and beautiful can pack such a nutritious punch!

@joandcolovetogrow

I am particularly impressed with this company and its continuing prompt support . They have many more advanced kits for those wanting to go further with Microgreen growing. If you're new to Microgreens, I highly recommend this product and hope they continue to do well.

Mary

I really like the quality of the box and black tubs, how the amount of seeds and coir is measured out makes things very easy and the instructions are very clear. The kit is nice and compact too to fit on windowsills.

Sue

I purchased the Chomper, (Excellent Quality) and continue to have great success with all seeds. Richard was extremely helpful, pointing me in the right direction. I am certainly going to be buying from this company for a long time to come. Thank you for getting me started on micro greens.

Sylvia