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We truly want to help you understand the physical, mental and environmental benefits that come with growing food to eat. Here’s some FAQs which might answer some of your questions.
Yes there are! Take a look at our blog HERE for some ideas and inspiration.
We base all our recommendations and growing advice on our own trials and experience and our network of trial growers across the UK. We aren’t allowed to ship outside the UK and also can’t ship to Ireland due to DEFRA regulations.
All of our tomatoes with the exception of the micro tomatoes can be grown outside. Be careful not to put them outside too early though as frost will damage the plants. Make sure the tomatoes are supported and in a sunny spot and they will be more abundant if you feed them regularly with a liquid seaweed feed.
Yes we do. Take a look HERE for all of the varieties suitable for a small space. We also have a helpful blog HERE which may help.
No, they’re grown in exactly the same way as other veg seeds of the same type. So a black carrot is just as easy to grow as an orange one for example!
All our seeds are untreated and we believe in organic gardening principles. We have some varieties that are certified organic but most of the range is not. Our certified organic seed list below:
Organic Leaf Salad Red Orach Organic Melon Sugar Baby Organic Pak Choi Vivid Choi Drying Corn Quadricolour Organic Sweet Corn Early Damaun Organic Sweet Corn Golden Bantam Organic Sweet Corn Stowell’s Evergreen Organic Carrot Gniff Organic Chard Sunset Organic Drying Corn Glass Gem Organic Collard Greens
Open-pollinated seeds are pollinated by a natural process in which plants reproduce by allowing pollinators (such as bees, butterflies, wind or other natural elements) to transfer pollen between flowers within the same species. Unlike hybrid methods (sometimes marked as F1 on seed packets), there’s no human intervention or specific breeding programmes. Take a look at our blog HERE to find out more.
Our range of seeds is entirely open pollinated and we don’t stock any hybrids.
Yes they are! Take a look at our blog HERE which explains why we think they’re simply wonderful!
The two terms – heirloom and heritage – are interchangeable, heritage being the more colloquial British term and heirloom being the more globally recognised term and the term more often used by chefs. An heirloom variety should have a history of 50 years or more. If it is a product of more recent breeding, it is called a modern heirloom. Take a look at our blog HERE to find out more.
Yes you can. All of our seed varieties last at least 2 years if stored correctly. Please see our seed storage advice HERE that tells you how best to preserve your seeds.
Yes you can – all of our seeds are open pollinated which means seeds can be saved. Take a look at our blog HERE which tells you how to do it.
Unfortunately we can’t send orders outside of the UK. We are also restricted by DEFRA so also can’t send seeds to Ireland. However, we can’t stop others sending them to you.
They last from 2-6 years depending on the variety. Longevity depends on how you store them. HERE is a blog on how best to store your seeds.
Here at She Grows Veg we trial and germination test all of our seeds varieties to ensure that the seeds are of the highest quality. Germination can fail for a number of reasons and we’ve written a blog to help you with that HERE.
If you would like to return your seeds, you can do so within 14 days of receiving them. All seed packs must be returned fully sealed and in their original packaging and state. When we receive your return, we will issue a refund within 7 working days if the packs are in good order.
As you can imagine we get a lot of these sorts of requests. Our speaking fee is £500+vat plus travel. If you’d like to book a speaking engagement, please email [email protected] to arrange a date.
Yes we do, take a look HERE. You can buy an e-voucher emailed to the recipient or a printed voucher to send in the post.
Please contact our office team for any wholesale queries via [email protected]
We aim to dispatch within 48 hours of receipt of order. This may be longer during bank holiday or festive periods. See our full delivery details HERE.
Now and again our packing machine misses a packet – we are so sorry if this has happened to you! Please email [email protected] with your order number and we will sort out a replacement for you.
Many are now back in stock but are limited edition so grab them while you can! Last tomato additions will go live on the website in December. Please sign up to our newsletter to be the first to hear when new varieties go live. Here’s a link to all our new seeds.
If your order is successful your order confirmation will be sent immediately. Please check your junk mail in case it’s gone in there.
We turn around orders very fast so if your order hasn’t arrived within 7 days, please email us [email protected] and we will be happy to help. If you chose tracked delivery, feel free to contact us for your tracking number.
It is our mission to help you succeed on your growing journey. So we’ve created videos, blogs and resources to help you grow the best you can! We have blog and video guides for every category of veg we sell. There’s a QR code on the back of all of our seed packets that takes you directly to our sow and grow videos. If you can’t find the answers, we’re here for you, just get in touch.
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