Herboo Salad Seed Set with all packets displayed together, featuring fresh green salad illustrations.
Frilly bright-green leaves of Lactuca sativa ‘Lollo Bionda’ forming a loose, crisp salad head in the garden.
Tender spoon-shaped green leaves of Brassica rapa var. perviridis (Komatsuna) growing densely in a salad bed.
Feathery, deeply serrated leaves of Brassica rapa var. nipposinica ‘Mizuna Kyoto’ in a vibrant salad patch.

Salad Seed Set

With summer salads in mind, grow fresh leaves. Ideal for kitchen gardeners, enjoy leafy greens, spicy and oriental varieties. Diverse textures and flavours for satisfying bowls.

  • Grow Your Own
  • Fast Growing
  • Most Light Conditions
  • Heirloom

Salad Seed Set – Quick Growing Guide

This salad seed set offers a variety of open-pollinated and unusual salad leaves perfect for a kitchen garden. Sow from March to September for fresh, tender leaves. Ideal for growing in pots or beds, these seeds provide a continuous harvest of flavoursome greens to enhance your salads.

How to Sow, Grow and Harvest Salad Seed Set

  • Sow:March–September, direct or in pots
  • Germination:7–14 days
  • Grow:Grow in well-drained soil with partial sun to light shade
  • Water:Keep soil consistently moist but not waterlogged
  • Harvest:Pick leaves when young and tender, regularly to encourage growth
  • Best for:Pots, beds, windowsills

Grow in Your Garden

Discover Unique Salad Leaves with Herboo’s Salad Seed Set

How to Sow Your Seeds

Start your Salad Seed Set indoors on a sunny windowsill or in containers placed in a warm spot, as these annuals prefer well-drained soil and good sunlight. This set is ideal for window boxes, balconies, or garden beds where you can provide some attentive care.

  • Sowing

    Sow the seeds thinly in warm, damp, well-drained soil, lightly covering them to encourage germination. Keeping the soil moist and warm will support successful sprouting of these unusual salad leaves.

  • Growing

    Once seedlings emerge, thin them out to give each plant enough space to grow comfortably, especially if using a 30 cm pot or similar container. This thinning helps develop healthy leaves and prevents overcrowding in your chosen location.

  • Plant care

    Maintain consistent moisture by watering regularly but avoid waterlogging the soil to keep the roots healthy. Regularly harvest the leaves to encourage fresh growth and consider succession sowing to enjoy a continuous supply of unique salad leaves throughout the season.

Seeds for a Salad Garden

Perfect for pots and kitchen gardens, these open-pollinated seeds bring exciting flavours to your salad bowl.

  • Grow Your Own
  • Fast Growing
  • Most Light Conditions
  • Heirloom

The Salad Story

Salads have been enjoyed since ancient Roman and Greek times, celebrated for their fresh, layered flavours. Growing your own salad leaves continues this tradition, offering fresh, nutritious greens straight from your garden.

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Tender spoon-shaped green leaves of Brassica rapa var. perviridis (Komatsuna) growing densely in a salad bed.
Feathery, deeply serrated leaves of Brassica rapa var. nipposinica ‘Mizuna Kyoto’ in a vibrant salad patch.

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