Flower seeds for beautiful flowers - Fast delivery - Garden Select | Garden Select
  • Bezorgkosten 5,95 NL en 7,95 BE
  • Free gift with your order
  • Free delivery from 199 Euro

Grow flowers all year round!

Order quality flower seeds easily online from Garden Select. Our seeds are carefully packed and sent by post in the cheapest possible way. (from 3.95)
Read more

Flower seeds


Which month to sow flowers?


Many annual flowers can be sown directly outdoors from mid-April. If you want to speed up the growth process, you can do so by first growing these annual flowers in a greenhouse from March and then planting them out.


How should you sow flower seeds?


Sowing can be done directly in the open ground on site from April. Loosen the soil slightly, remove all weeds and improve poor soil by mixing in a little potting soil. Spread the seeds and press lightly, water immediately.


How many flower seeds per m2?


For flower mixtures, a seeding rate of 1.5 to 2 grams per m2 is often used. Most field flowers are sown by hand. Not everyone manages to reach this sowing recommendation. When determining the seed amount, it is best to assume at least 2 grams per m2.


Where can I buy flower seeds?


You can do this by sowing flower seeds. At Garden Select, we have flower seeds from the Buzzy and Hortitops brands. You can buy these flower seeds here and order them online.


How do you store flower seeds?


First put the seeds in a paper bag, coffee filter or envelope and write the name of the flower and the date on the package. Put the bags in an airtight jar and put it in a cool, dark place, for example in the vegetable drawer of the fridge. This will keep your seeds germinating for years!


Which flowers to sow for a picking garden?


The 7 species below definitely fall into this category and thus should not be missing from your picking garden if you ask me.


Cornflower (Centaurea cyanus) ...
Cosmea (Cosmos) ...
Zinnia (Zinnia elegans) ...
Miss-in-the-green (Nigella damascena) ...
Snapdragon (Antirrhinum) ...
Hare's tail (Lagurus) ...
Ball amaranth (Gomphrena)

Please accept cookies to help us improve this website Is this OK? Yes No More on cookies »