Choose your plan.
Monthly or annual for your garden. Or a one-year gift for someone else.
Inside your
monthly seed box.
Every Gardeners Box includes eight seasonal seed varieties, a printed growing booklet and wooden plant markers. See what arrives in your monthly gardening subscription and how to get started.
Choose your box
A little
closer.
Get to know the things that make a Gardeners Box.
Eight little possibilities.
A changing seasonal selection, from flowers and grasses to herbs and edibles across the year.
Your growing
companion.
The booklet belongs beside your pots. It explains the sowing method and care for each variety, ready to come back to as your plants develop.
Some seeds start outside. Others need shelter, an indoor start or more patience. Your printed guide helps you understand what each one needs.
A new guide arrives with every monthly selection.
Keep track of
every new start.
Write the variety name on a wooden marker as you sow. It helps you identify your pots and trays while you wait for the first shoots.
The markers come in every monthly box, alongside your seeds and growing booklet. Add your own sowing notes and keep the guide nearby for the next stage.
You bring
the soil.
You’ll need suitable outdoor growing space, compost, pots or seed trays, and a way to water them. Some varieties need a sheltered start.
If space is limited or you’re unsure about your setup, ask us before choosing a plan.
Ask about your growing space
How your
subscription works.
Receive your Gardeners Box
Each month you will receive 8 carefully curated packets of seeds, easy-to-follow instructions and plant markers delivered to your doorstep.
Get your hands dirty
Have fun sowing, trying new things and watching your garden grow. Enjoy the small discoveries along the way, from preparing your pots to spotting the first shoots.
From opening
to the first sowing.
Your monthly box brings the seeds and guidance. A little preparation helps you make the most of both.
Read the selection before you sow.
Open the booklet and match each seed packet to its page. The photos and variety descriptions help you understand what you are growing; the instructions explain how to start and care for it. Seed quantities differ by variety, as shown on the packets.
The photographed booklet is an example of the printed format. Monthly selections change, so the pictured varieties are not a promise of what your next box will contain.
Give each variety the right start.
Check the instructions before choosing containers and a growing place. Some seeds can start outside, while others need shelter or an indoor start before moving outdoors. Different seeds also take different amounts of time to germinate.
Use your own compost, pots or trays and growing equipment. If a method is unfamiliar, read that variety’s instructions first and ask us if you need help understanding them.
Keep the guide with your growing notes.
Write the variety name on a wooden marker when you sow. A note of the sowing date gives you something useful to refer to as you watch for growth. Keep the booklet beside your pots so you can check the next stage.
For a growing question, tell us the variety, when you sowed it and the conditions you have used. That gives us a useful starting point for helping you. Ask a growing question
A new reason to
get growing.
Choose a subscription for your garden, or make someone’s month with a year of growing.