! IMPORTANT INFORMATION PLEASE READ !
Please note that this website is no longer being updated or maintained - all the content and some additional content has been moved to
http://ossettweather.com/glallotments.co.uk/index.html
When this website ceases to exist the new URL will be just www.glallotments.co.uk/index.html although the longer URL will still work
As from April 2012 at the latest this website will disappear completely
As it has been a major task to move this and my other website there may be some broken links etc. Please email me if you find any.
I am really sorry for any inconvenience but this change has been forced upon me and I do hope that my new system will protect me from the vagaries of web management systems such as the one this site is created with.
Please help me by passing on this change of URL to anyone you know that is interested and I would be really grateful if you could update any links form your sites - you can update to http://ossettweather.com/glallotments.co.uk/index.html now. It will not need updating later as I said before this longer URL will always work.
This page has moved to http://ossettweather.com/glallotments.co.uk/seed%20suppliers.html
Buying your seeds for a new year can be an exciting task but where to buy from. Here are some links to seed companies that we have used in the past. Hopefully having them all grouped together here will save you some time searching the Internet
Dobies In addition to seeds, they offer the a range of young annual plants available by post, plus bulbs, fruit and garden equipment. |
Suttons In addition to seeds, they offer the a range of young annual plants available by post, plus bulbs, fruit and garden equipment. | 
Unwins In addition to seeds, they offer the a range of young annual plants available by post, plus bulbs, fruit and garden equipment. |
Thompson & Morgan Product range includes an extensive seed range, young plants, bulbs, seed potatoes, onions and garlic sets, soft fruit and fruit trees as well as an extensive range of gardening supplies. | 
Alan Romans Over 120 varieties of seed potatoes on site. These are in counted tuber bags. They also offer a range of flower, herb and vegetable seeds |

Victoriana Nursery Gardens Unlike some web-based mail order 'nurseries' and 'seed merchants' they grow most of what they sell - rather than simply acting as a distribution house for bought in goods. They offer a range of seeds, young plants bulbs, fruit and garden equipment. | 
Urban Allotments All plants are grown chemical free and have high success rates. Plants are sold in smaller quantities. You can choose from varieties of vegetables, salads, fruit plants or herbs. All trees are selected from Dwarf rootstock. | 
Blooming Direct They have a select range of vegetable plants, fruit plants and herb plants available in the kitchen garden section as well as a range of vegetable and herb seeds also an online florist |
Gardening Direct Offers a range of seeds, bedding plants, perennials, bulbs, fruit and vegetables, power tools, bird food and other gardening essentials. | 
Sarah Raven Every packet of seeds comes with Sarah Raven's full step-by-step seed sowing and growing instructions. |

Garden Express Offer a range of ornamental plants, fruit and ornamental trees, hedging, shrubs, vegetable plants and more Also offer Seeds of Italy | 
Tree2mydoor Choose trees online to send as a unique gift to make family and friends happy. Tree gifts are delivered individually boxed with your own personalised greetings card on the date you choose. |
Garden Bargains Bedding Plants, Bulbs, Climbing Plants, Herbs, Fruits, Seed Potatoes, Fruits, Vegetable, Hanging Baskets, House Plants, Perennials, Roses, Seeds, Shrubs, Trees | 
Greenfingers Offer perennial garden plants, bedding plants, herbs, vegetable plant, seed potatoes, fruit, bulbs, trees, shrubs, climbers etc all at what they claim are cheap prices | |
If you are new to gardening you may find the following pages on The School Vegetable Patch website to be useful - the suggestions and advice are equally appropriate to grown-up gardeners.
Choosing vegetables to grow (vegetable seeds and plants)
Choosing fruit to grow (fruit trees, bushes, plants and canes)
Choosing herbs to grow
Choosing flowers to grow