Flowers

Livingseeds is excited to release a flower range again this year. In the past, we were often asked to stock flower seeds and were reluctant to do so as we felt it was not our core focus. However, as flowers do play a very large role in the veggie garden, we since decided to release a selection of flower seeds that focus on edible flowers and varieties that are important food sources for pollinators.

We have 2 types of flowers on offer: 1) the pollinator range, comprising pollinator-attracting varieties and 2) the edible flower range. All edible flowers are also pollinator attractors; however, not all pollinator flowers are edible. Where the flower/herb has an edible flower, it will be noted. 

These flowers will do a few things in your garden. First, they will attract various beneficial insects and pollinators to your garden, and secondly, you will have a whole “bunch” of edible flowers to add to your meals. Many predatory insects like wasps and hornets will feed on pollen and nectar to keep them going, while catching pests to feed to their offspring. Flowers will bring them to your garden, and they will make short work of your pests.

Having pollinators like honeybees and solitary bees around will only improve your harvests, as many fruits will not set if they are not properly pollinated. Planting added sources of food for pollinators in the garden will increase your yields, plus you are feeding the "good guys" naturally.


Nasturtium Alaska Mix

Nasturtium Alaska Mix

Tropaeolum majusNasturtium or Kappertjies in Afrikaans, makes a beautiful addition to your garden. C..

R33.49

Nigella (Black Seed)

Nigella (Black Seed)

Nigella sativa Also known as Black Seed or Black Cumin. This ancient aromatic spice is most often..

R33.49

Pansy Engelmann's Giants

Pansy Engelmann's Giants

Viola wittrokianaThese stunning, edible pansies, put on a superb show of colour both on your plate a..

R33.00

Pansy Swiss Giants

Pansy Swiss Giants

Viola wittrokianaA richly coloured giant pansy variety ranging from yellow to pink, red, orange and ..

R32.02

Phlox

Phlox

Phlox drummondii grandifloraDiscovered in Texas in 1935, this gorgeous annual deserves a place in ev..

R33.94

Pollinator Flower Blend

Pollinator Flower Blend

A unique and stunning blend of flower varieties to attract beneficial pollinator insects to your gar..

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Poppy Afgan Blush

Poppy Afgan Blush

Papaver somniferumA traditional Afgan variety that is used for medicinal purposes. Grown specificall..

R33.94

Poppy Afyon White

Poppy Afyon White

Papaver somniferumThis is the standard Turkish poppy grown in the Afyon region for commercial medici..

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Poppy Flanders

Poppy Flanders

Papaver rhoeasThe Flanders poppy has a rich history commemorating the First World War. Traditionally..

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Poppy Indian Khas Khas

Poppy Indian Khas Khas

Papaver somniferumIndian Khas Khas or Khus Khus (Not to be confused with couscous) is a popular trad..

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Poppy of Troy

Poppy of Troy

Papaver setigerumPoppy of Troy is a beautiful dwarf poppy variety. Originally believed to be a wild ..

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Poppy Tassie Farmer

Poppy Tassie Farmer

Papaver somniferumTasmania is one of the centers of pharmaceutical poppy production. This variety is..

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Single Flower Butterfly Peas

Single Flower Butterfly Peas

Clitoria ternateaOnly available from August 2022My wife and I were first introduced to this amazing ..

R39.21

Snapdragon Tom Thumb

Snapdragon Tom Thumb

Antirrhinum majusOh, the childlike wonder of snapdragon flowers! Adults and children alike cannot re..

R30.36

Sunflower Nigerian Oilseed

Sunflower Nigerian Oilseed

Helianthus annuus WOW !!! This is a real stunner. The seeds are huge and are great for shelling a..

R33.90

Sunflower Tarahumara

Sunflower Tarahumara

Helianthus annuusA superb heirloom sunflower that was originally thought to have been introduced to ..

R36.32

Wild Dagga Orange

Wild Dagga Orange

Leonotis leonurusOne of my favourite plants in the garden, I just love a bed of orange Wild Dagga in..

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