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How to give your garden an exciting new makeover on a budget

Different types of sunflower

Sunflowers in unusual antique colours are an interesting twist on a traditional favourite
Image: Sunflower ‘Beaches Mix’ from T&M/©Rob Smith’s Allotment

Transform your flower pots to your veg patch with exciting new seeds from Thompson & Morgan. Each year, we introduce innovative varieties that have been developed for improved performance, long-lasting beauty, or exceptional flavour.

With just a few of these new seeds, you can completely change the look and feel of your garden by adding unusual shapes, colours and textures. Here are just some of the stand-out new flowers and vegetables that look likely to cause a commotion next season!

New flower seeds

Singular pink and yellow zinnia

Growing to 50cm tall, these vibrant new zinnias pair beautifully with purple foliage plants
Image: Zinnia ‘Macarenia’ from T&M/©Rob Smith’s Allotment

  • Sunflower ‘Beaches Mix’ – This tough but graceful sunflower is particularly well-suited to coastal gardens and challenging situations where its showy flowers bloom for an impressively long season.
  • Zinnia ‘Macarenia’ – Sizzling with spicy colour, these large scarlet petals are dipped in gold and bloom from July to October.
  • Antirrhinum ‘Sweet Duet’ F1 – This new Antirrhinum boasts scented double flowers in a fruity palette of colours from peach to deep red.
  • Nasturtium ‘Alaska Salmon’ – A non-trailing variety ideal for patio containers, the marbled foliage of this new nasturtium looks great even before the soft salmon flowers emerge.
  • Rudbeckia ‘Kokardas’ – Each of these short plants produces over 20 giant flowers that continue to bloom until the first frosts.
  • Freesia ‘Royal Crown Mix’ – Unlike other varieties that take years to bloom, ‘Royal Crown Mix’ delivers a colourful range of fragrant, large flowers in its first year.

New vegetable seeds

Heart shaped tomatoes on balls of mozzarella

Grow your own sweet, heart-shaped fruits that can’t be bought in a store
Image: Tomato ‘Heartbreakers Vita’ F1 form T&M/©Rob Smith’s Allotment

  • Chilli Pepper ‘Quick Fire’ F1 – This is the fastest UK variety currently available, maturing in as little as 65 days from sowing. Great for indoor window sills.
  • Sweet Pepper ‘Mamba Sweet’ F1 – With attractive black fruits ripening to bright red, these sweet and crunchy peppers can be grown on a sunny patio.
  • Tomato ‘Heartbreakers Vita’ F1 – A productive little bush tomato, the heart-shaped fruits are sweet, juicy fruit and tender-skinned.
  • Broccoli (Easy Floret) ‘Skytree’ F1 – This fast-maturing variety is a cross between calabrese and stem broccoli and benefits from a sweeter flavour.
  • Herb Basil (Lettuce Leaved) ‘Sally’ – These large purple leaves have the same soft texture and intense flavour as their smaller cousins but their size is perfect for wrapping meat, fish or veg before barbecuing or roasting.
  • Popcorn ‘Fiesta’ – These stunning, long, multi-coloured cobs produce kernels of yellow, red, black, purple and pink that make excellent popcorn.

Are you planning a garden makeover in the New Year? Or have you been inspired to give a green-fingered friend a thoughtful gift that indulges their hobby? Put together a plant-lovers basket from our collection of new flower seeds or browse our Christmas range for festive shopping ideas!

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