Introducing the Eden Project range of flower seeds

Dec. 9, 2011 - PRLog -- Here at Seeds By Post (http://www.seedsbypost.co.uk/) we’re proud to only stock the best seeds on the market from the most trusted brands in the UK. One particularly inspiring seeds range comes from the Eden Project, an educational charity and social enterprise which also produces flower and vegetable seeds of outstanding quality. Introducing the Eden Project range of flower seeds.

The Eden Project calls itself a “global garden: a place of beauty and wonder which explores humankind’s dependence on the natural world”. Far more than just a seeds supplier or garden centre, they use profits from the sales of their gardening and related products to “run transformational social and environmental projects [and] provide unforgettable learning experiences and valuable research into plants and conversation”. Quite a claim from a horticultural charity in Cornwall, but since its inception in 2001 it has become world renowned, not just for having the world’s largest greenhouse, but also because its products live up to their hype.

We’ve hand selected some of the Eden Project’s finest flower seeds to sell here at Seeds By Post, which range from delicate and enchanting to wild and exotic. The Cup and Saucer Vine Seeds develop delicate bell-shaped white flowers, while The Climbing Snapdragon is an enchanting climber which has exquisite snapdragon-like flowers and sensitive leaf stalks which cling to supports as the climber grows. When it comes to wildflowers, choose from the vibrant mix of Mediterranean Wildflower Mix Seeds, or hailing from a little further afield, the North American Wildflower Mix Seeds which create a stunning tapestry of colour. The Russian Campion Seeds fall into the exotic camp, with their unusual and fiery flowers in an orange-scarlet hue, topped off with deep bronze foliage.

These are also great seeds for kids as they not only introduce children to gardening, but also to thinking about the wider environment and humankind’s impact upon it. Why not buy some Eden Project seeds for your kids and, if you can make it down to Cornwall, then take them to see the impressive place itself, it makes for an inspiring greenfingered day out.

Take a look at the full range of flower and vegetable seeds from the Eden Project available from us here at Seeds By Post at http://www.seedsbypost.co.uk/. And remember, just like all of our seeds, delivery is absolutely free when you buy with us.