Edible Flowers Seed Collection
€12.00
A Deluxe Collection of 3 seed packets to help you grow edible flowers for your homemade salads, cocktails and cakes. Cooking and garnishing with flowers is back in vogue: Nasturtium, Calendula and Borage are some of the classics.
Piccolo was born in 2012 with the intention of offering select seeds for urban gardens, plants specially designed for pot growing: compact, dwarf varieties, and suitable for terrace garden spaces. Their carefully selected seeds are packed with sustainable and completely recyclable materials.
Contains 3 seed packets of:
- Nasturtium Blue Pepe
- Borage Blue and White Flowered Mix
- Calendula Erfurter Orangefarbige
Standard Open Pollinated Seed, No Hybrid, GMO Free
Cocktail Herb Seed Collection
€12.00
A Deluxe Collection of 3 seed packets to help you grow sophisticated herbs for your homemade cocktails. Though the classic mojito is made with mint—best with Moroccan Spearmint—you can use other herbs as zinged-up alternatives for this cocktail. Enjoy a tart, herbaceous, refreshing Shiso Mojito, for example, or a lemony and relaxing Lemon Balm Mojito to relieve stress after a tough day.
Piccolo was born in 2012 with the intention of offering select seeds for urban gardens, plants specially designed for pot growing: compact, dwarf varieties, and suitable for terrace garden spaces. Their carefully selected seeds are packed with sustainable and completely recyclable materials.
Contains 3 seed packets of:
- Moroccan Spearmint
- Shiso Red and Green Mix
- Lemon Balm Quedlinburger Niederliegende
Tuttifruitti - Unusual Fruits Seed Collection
€12.00
A Deluxe Collection of 3 seed packets to help you make your own Unusual Fruit. Growing tips and recipes inside. Happy planting.
Piccolo was born in 2012 with the intention of offering select seeds for urban gardens, plants specially designed for pot growing: compact, dwarf varieties, and suitable for terrace garden spaces. Their carefully selected seeds are packed with sustainable and completely recyclable materials.
Contains 3 seed packets of:
Alpine Strawberry Baron von Solemacher
Petit Gris de Rennes Cantaloupe Melon
Cape Gooseberry Golden Berry
Standard Open Pollinated Seed, No Hybrid, GMO Free
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Poppy Falling in Love - Seeds
€4.00
Piccolo Seeds offers a wide variety of carefully selected seeds designed for urban gardens, ideal for growing in small spaces like balconies and rooftops. Their seeds combine unique flavors with aesthetic appeal, making them perfect for modern gardeners who want to cultivate their own fresh produce.
Poppies are one of the world’s most recognisable flowers, and their common presence in crop fields has inspired a number of paintings and representations in which the bright red dominates the scene. Instead, the Falling in Love variety, which is a breed selection for ornamental purposes, has scarlet-orange, rose, pink and peach-coloured semi-double, double or picotee bicoloured blooms. Nonetheless, they share the scarlet poppy’s association with sleep, hypnosis and death, dating back to the Greeks, who associated this flower with Morpheus, the god of sleep and dreams. Later, in the 19th century, it became a favourite of the pre-Raphaelite aesthetic.
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Basil Thai
€4.00
Thai Basil (Ocimum basilicum var. thyrsiflora) is a spicy, anise-liquorice flavoured basil, which is also known as horapa in the Thai language. With their lovely purple stems and purple-veined leaves on a shiny, dark green background, these plants are not only grown for their culinary uses but also as ornamental specimens. Thai Basil is widely used in the cuisines of Southeast Asia, including Thai, Vietnamese, Lao and Cambodian cuisines. It is best when eaten raw—in fact, a plate of raw Thai Basil leaves is often served as an accompaniment to the Vietnamese dish called pho. The plant is said to have the ability to convey good fortune to its user while also protecting him or her from evil spirits. View full product details
Tomato San Marzano nano
€4.00
San Marzano tomatoes are, without doubt, the gods of the tomato world. And, like any other god, they have their own creation myth: the story goes that the first San Marzano seed came to Italy in 1770 as a gift from the Viceroyalty of Perù to the Kingdom of Naples. They were first grown in San Marzano sul Sarno village and have since become known as ‘the most important industrial tomato of the twentieth century’. With its firm, thick flesh and sweet taste, this variety was found to be perfect for the manufacture and exportation of pelati (peeled, tinned whole tomatoes), which have become popular all over the world. Indeed, pizza and pasta would not be the same without these distinctive, pointy, bright-red fruits. SORRY, THIS ITEM IS NOT AVAILABLE FOR UK, US AND CANADA MARKET. View full product details
Lavender Munstead Blue
€4.00
Lavender is a perennial flowering plant native to the Mediterranean. Munstead Blue, in particular, is its compact, early blooming, English variety, with bluish-purple flowers above slender, aromatic, grey-green leaves. First introduced in 1916 by the garden designer Gertrude Jekyll, and named after her house Munstead Wood in Surrey, England, this variety is a great choice for containers and is widely used in cooking as a condiment for salads, soups, stews. It provides a very aromatic flavour that is too strong to be used in large quantity. Its fresh or dried flowers are used to make tea, while the fresh flowers can be crystallized or added to jams, ice cream and vinegars. View full product details
Tomato Tiny Tim
€4.00
When it comes to dwarf-type tomatoes, Tiny Tim is a reference point for the category, with a pedigree that dates back to 1800. Interest in dwarf tomatoes began in Europe in the late sixteenth century. In the following four centuries, notable horticulturalists and seedsmen contributed to the breeding selection, leading to, among many other varieties, this compact tomato, developed in 1949 at the University of New Hampshire. The result is astonishing: an erect, tree-like plant with short branches, curled to wrinkled leaves of a remarkably deep green colour and, last but not least, clusters of delicious, cherry-size, bright red fruits! SORRY, THIS ITEM IS NOT AVAILABLE FOR UK, US AND CANADA MARKET. View full product details
Echinacea Starlight
€4.00
The purple coneflower, commonly named Echinacea, is a wildflower native to North America’s moist prairies. It is highly valued as a medicinal herb by many different American Indian tribes for its healing properties. In addition to being extremely beneficial, Echinacea’s daisy-like purple flowers are both beautiful in the open field and as fresh cut or dried flowers. The dead flower stems will remain upright well into the winter, and if the flower heads are not removed, the blackened cones may be visited by goldfinches or other birds that feed on the seeds. Starlight cultivar has large daisy-like blooms of bright rosy to lavender pink flowers that are borne from mid-summer to early fall. View full product details
Herbes de Provence
€12.00
A Deluxe Collection of 3 seed packets to help you make your own Herbes de Provence blend at home. A must for every Francophile kitchen! A kit of three seed packets to help you make your own Herbes de Provence blend at home. A must for every Francophile kitchen! Contains 3 seed packets of: Thyme de Provence Oregano Greek Summer Savoury Standard Open Pollinated Seed, No Hybrid, GMO Free View full product details
Ladybird’s Shelter Herbs
€12.00
A Deluxe Collection of 3 gorgeous, feathery-leaved herbs that can be used in cooking and can offer safety and shelter for ladybirds. Contains 3 seed packets of: Bronze Fennel Long Island Dill Thüringer Coriander Standard Open Pollinated Seed, No Hybrid, GMO Free View full product details
Alpine Strawberry White Soul
€4.00
The Alpine Strawberry’s popularity stems from the fact that we all enjoy those sweet, juicy, old-fashioned little fruits. When immediately matched with a bright red colour, you may be surprised to find a pale, yellow–creamy white version. White strawberries were first discovered as a natural mutation in the wild woods east of Grenoble in the low Alps and then selected for their skin colour while retaining the sweet loveliness of the taste – somehow with tropical notes of guava and pineapple. White Soul is one of those improved varieties: whether eaten raw or cooked, they will always provide the same joy as their red cousin; try a white and red mix for a wow effect. View full product details
Specialty Leaves
€12.00
A Deluxe Collection of 3 gourmet leaves to lend a sophisticated touch to your dishes while challenging your guests to boldly explore new tastes. Contains 3 seed packets of: Oyster Leaf, Large de Belleville Sorrel Bull's Blood Beetrot Standard Open Pollinated Seed, No Hybrid, GMO Free View full product details
Amaranth 'Love Lies Bleeding'
€4.00
Amaranth, also known as pigweed or tassel flower, is the common name for any of the typically annual plants of the Amaranthus species, all characterized by small, often green or reddish flowers arranged in dense clusters. Although several species are often considered weeds, people around the world value amaranths as leafy vegetables, cereals and ornamentals. Love-lies-bleeding was mostly grown as an ornamental since the Victorian age for its beautiful ropes of deep red, trailing blooms that give grace in garden arrangements. For bird-feeding, let amaranth mature in the fall: amaranth contains some substances that are likely to be lacking in an ordinary seed diet. View full product details
Cosmos Psyche Mix
€4.00
Cosmos, also known as Mexican aster, is a lovely flower that originated in the Mexican scrub and meadowland before being introduced to American gardens as an ornamental plant. The beauty of these flowers mesmerised the Spanish priests, who named them Cosmos, the Greek word for order and harmony in the universe, making the flower a symbol of nature’s serenity and calm. In fact, the well-ordered fragrant petals of this flower, which give it a serene and calm appearance, are the reason for its popularity. The Psyche Mix variety is well-known for its stunning array of colours and large blooms of crimson, lavender-pink and white flowers. View full product details
Forget-Me-Not Indigo Blue
€4.00
Sometimes the importance of a flower is contained in its name, and forget-me-nots are one of them. The name comes from a German legend about a knife and his beloved, and possibly because of this, it became a symbol of love and remembrance, a promise that you will always keep a person in your thoughts. Historically, the flower has signified protection and luck for kings and secret organizations, and nowadays it is the symbolic flower of a few regions. Blue Bell Forget-me-not is an improved, compact variety of this popular flower, with grey-green leaves and small blue flowers. Very easy to maintain, they are a great choice for borders, meadows and containers. View full product details
Chamomile Roman
€4.00
Roman Chamomile is a perennial, small and creeping plant with daisy-like flowers. The plant has a wonderful, sweet, fruity scent and is commonly used to make herbal infusions for medicinal uses. While it is probably the most popular and well-known therapeutic plant, chamomile is also a popular ingredient in a number of magical rituals. When it comes to deities, chamomile is linked to Cernunnos, Ra, Helios, and other sun gods. At the same time, the Vikings had a more practical use for chamomile, adding it to their hair shampoos to aid in the lightening of blond hair. In a number of folk magic traditions, particularly those of the American south, chamomile is known as a lucky flower and, if you're a gambler, washing your hands in chamomile tea will ensure good luck at the gaming tables. View full product details
Basil Mrs. Burns Lemon
€4.00
Mrs. Burns’ Lemon Basil is a legendary heirloom plant that has been grown since the 1920s, when it was owned by Mrs. Clifton of Carlsbad, New Mexico. She gave the seeds to Janet Burns, an organic gardener, who introduced the citrusy, aromatic herb to the world in 1939. Its intense lemony flavour meant that it became an instant hit with fine chefs and gardeners alike! The lemon-scented, light-green leaves can be used in cooking, eaten raw and even added to baked treats. Funnily enough, Mrs. Burns’ Lemon Basil (AKA Ocimum basilicum var. citriodora) is not actually a variety of lemon basil; it is a kind of sweet basil. And a total one off. Details Open tab Latin name Ocimum basilicum Name Basil Variety Mrs. View full product details