• Are you a cook or chef who loves using the freshest seasonal ingredients?

  • Are you concerned about the cost and waste involved in buying salad leaves and herbs from the supermarket?

  • Would you love a to have beautiful garden filled with food and flowers, butterflies and bees?

The Garden Deli is here to help…

Seed Shop

A carefully curated collection of herb and flower seeds to bring flavour and colour to your garden.

We also have a range of seed collections which make beautiful gifts.

Try growing something new!

Herb & Vegetable Plants

Coming next spring… a pop-up nursery selling plants to get you kitchen garden started.

All plants are pesticide and peat-free.

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Kitchen Garden Ideas & Advice

Check out the Garden Deli journal for posts on how-to grow, edible gardening news and recipe ideas.

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The story behind the Garden Deli

I’m a gardener with a background in ecology. This guides the way I work, using sustainable or (preferably) regenerative methods. The garden is a complex, interconnected series of natural processes. It starts with the soil ecosystem that supports a huge diversity of life. Healthy soil, rich in organic matter and teaming with life. Pests and diseases are kept a bay through a combination of strong plant growth, natural pest control and good, old-fashioned weeding - there is no need to use pesticides if the natural balance is right. I plant to create habitat, providing food and shelter for local wildlife. My garden is filled with nectar-rich flowers to entice the bees and butterflies. With the basics of a resilient garden in place, I’m able to grow plenty of herbs, vegetables and fruit to use in the kitchen.

I’m on a mission to encourage everyone who likes the idea of growing some of their own food… everything from which seeds to sow to the best way to cook the harvest! If you need a little help to kick start your gardening adventures… get in touch.

Sarah