Edible Flowers

A beautiful ornamental Amaranthus with big red flowers that can grow up to 1/2 m tall. Grows well in hot and dry climates. Also used to attract birds in the garden.

Content: 1g

6- to 8-foot tall plants with giant, golden orange heads and golden stems. In ideal conditions, each plant can produce 400 to 500 g of edible seeds. A beautiful and productive variety. Leaves also edible, with the best flavour when still small and young. Recommended for hot climates.

Content 1g

A very widespread amaranth variety, of early maturation, with reddish-brown inflorescences and golden seeds. The height is smaller compared to other amaranth varieties, resulting in a very early harvest. The seeds are rich in iron. It is well adapted to hot climates.

Content 1g

Borage is a prolific and edible blue flowering plant. A beautiful asset to your garden! It attracts beneficial insects and provides nectar for bees. Borage flowers over a long period of time and can be a great addition to salads.

Content 1.4g

Beautiful flower, the petals of which are also used medicinally. Good companion plant for tomatoes and asparagus. Attracts many beneficial insects and bees in the garden. Plant in spring or early summer for best results. Can also be planted in Autumn with good results in the areas with warmer winters.

Contents 1g

The aster brings fantastic colours to the garden in late summer and autumn, when many other species of flowers are already losing vitality. It’s flowers attract bees and butterflies and are great for cut flowers. Annual flower. It should be transplanted only after the risk of frost is over.

Content 1g

An annually flowering plant with delicate, vivid, blue-purple flowers. Easy to grow, with an upright posture, does well in full sun. A great insect attractor and is also good as cut flowers.

Content 2g

Mixture of cosmos which forms large, single flowers with yellow centres, blooming from midsummer on. Easy to grow. Aesthetically beautiful – ideal for borders and bouquets, with seed heads that attract birds. Tolerates poor soil and hot, humid conditions. Garden hints: for earlier bloom, plant seeds indoors about 6-8 weeks before outdoor planting time. Can also be cultivated to cover the soil or cut and used as mulch.

Content 1g

Pretty perennial flower. Visually striking with pinky-purple large, daisy-like flowers with copper coloured cone, potentially growing up to 40-70 cm tall. Well known for its medicinal properties in supporting healthy immune function. Wonderful butterfly, bee and bird attractor. 

Content 0.5g

A viola with flowers of three colours. The small flowers are produced in large numbers over a long time. The flowers are edible and ideal to give colour to salads or deserts. Compact plants, very suitable for patio gardens.

Content 0.4g

Prolific, beautiful orange flower, sweet-smelling, loved by bees. Good against nematodes, useful for organic growing.

Content 0.25g

Nasturtium is a trailing plant with beautiful orange and red flowers. The plants spread over a large area and will provide flowers and leaves during mainly the early spring and summer time. Both the leaves and flowers are edible and have a spicy peppery flavour – ideal to give a new turn to your salads.

Content 2g

Vibrant orange profuse bloomer. Very hardy and low maintenance. May benefit from support as can grow up to 30-55 cm tall. Colourful abundant vigorous annual.

Delightful annual sunflowers, typically reaching up to 3 m. Grows multiple flowers which are great as cut flowers. Quick-growing with daisy like flower heads. Popular bee attractor and the seeds are perfect as food for the birds!

A hardy thistle like annual, with deep orange, yellow and red globular flowers. Can grow to 90 cm tall and enjoys full sun exposure. A striking summer bedding plant or for cut flowers. Also commercially cultivated for the oil extracted from the seeds, used both medicinally and in cooking.

Content 1g

A beautiful, robust, plant with large flower heads of soft yellow with dark brown centres. The flowers are very attractive to bees and the centres form heavy heads filled with seeds when they ripen, a welcome feast to birds. An outstanding ornamental plant that rotates always towards the sun. Flowering occurs in spring and summer, to prolong the flowering period sow in stages. Cultivation is simple, germination occurs 4 to 10 days after sowing. The seeds are edible.

Content 2g