Organic flower seeds

Native to Europe , Feverfew is an iconic perennial plant in herb gardens . Renowned since antiquity for its calming properties , it is distinguished by its white flowers with bright yellow centers , resembling small daisies, and by its sweet, herbaceous fragrance that evokes tranquility.

In the garden, it proves robust, vigorous, and very floriferous , even in dry and poor soils . Easy to grow, it offers abundant blooms from June to September , attracting bees, hoverflies, and other pollinators . Its light, bushy habit makes it a perfect fit for herb borders , informal flowerbeds , and medicinal garden plots .

Beyond its traditional medicinal uses as an infusion, feverfew is also ornamental , bringing light and delicacy to any setting. It embodies the perfect companion plant: easy to grow, hardy, useful, and full of charm .

The Toraji Bellflower ( Platycodon grandiflorus ), also known as the "balloon flower," is a delicate and striking companion for quiet corners of the garden. Native to the cool grasslands and forests of East Asia, it is distinguished by its upright stems, dark green oval leaves, and especially its large, star-shaped, violet-blue flowers, which open from round, swollen buds—like bubbles ready to burst.

Remarkably hardy, it offers a delicate and refined bloom each summer, attracting butterflies, bees, and curious onlookers. A reliable perennial, faithful year after year, it thrives in partial shade or the sunny edges of a well-drained border. Compact and unobtrusive, it integrates beautifully into a vibrant garden where beauty blends with the wisdom of the natural cycle.

Native to the Andean regions of South America, the Jewel nasturtium is a vibrant and abundant variety, renowned for its luminous flowers and delicately veined, rounded leaves. Traditionally used for both its edible properties and its ornamental role, this nasturtium has become a staple in natural gardens as a plant that is both decorative and useful.

In the garden, it develops a creeping or trailing habit, perfect for adorning borders or slopes where it acts as an effective ground cover. The Jewel nasturtium attracts numerous pollinators, especially bees, providing valuable support to local biodiversity while beautifying the space with its hues ranging from bright orange to deep red.

Its robust and generous nature also makes it a recommended companion for repelling certain pests, thus contributing to the natural balance of the garden. It is a cheerful presence that brightens every corner, inviting curiosity and creative gardening.

Originaire des steppes froides d’Asie centrale, le caraganier de Sibérie (Caragana arborescens) est un arbuste de la famille des Fabacées qui a voyagé bien au-delà de sa région natale. Dans les paysages ouverts et venteux, il a longtemps été planté comme brise-vent et haie vive, profitant de sa grande rusticité et de sa capacité à se contenter de sols pauvres.

Son feuillage composé, léger et finement découpé, offre une ombre douce et mobile qui accompagne le jardin au fil du cycle des saisons. Au printemps, ses petites fleurs jaune pâle apportent une note lumineuse dans le jardin vivant, avant de laisser place à des gousses étroites contenant de petites graines. Dans un potager complice ou en bordure de terrain, sa présence bienveillante participe à la création d’un espace nourricier résilient, notamment grâce à son appartenance aux plantes de la famille des légumineuses.

A tropical plant with a cosmopolitan distribution, Celosia 'Flamingo Feather' derives from species adapted to warm climates. It captivates with its airy blooms and feathery inflorescences , a pale silvery pink with soft pearly highlights. Evoking the grace of a flamingo feather , it brings an airy and luminous touch to summer flowerbeds , structured borders , or living bouquet gardens .

This annual, which thrives in full sun and has an upright, elegant habit , is both very prolific and easy to grow . Its straight, sturdy stems , perfect for cut flowers , bear up to 40 secondary branches , each adorned with soft, silky flower spikes. Its early and prolonged flowering lasts all summer, attracting butterflies, pollinators , and admiring glances.

Celosia Pampas Plume is a spectacular annual plant, renowned for its feathery, airy inflorescences that resemble small, vegetal flames. Rising above dense foliage, they bring verticality, texture, and color to summer gardens.

Derived from ornamental celosias long cultivated in warm climates, this variety is distinguished by its compact, well-branched habit and the delicate nature of its panicles. Flowering is continuous and abundant when conditions are favorable, providing a constant display from early summer until the first cooler weather.

In the garden, Pampas Plume thrives in warmth, full sun, and well-drained soil. It integrates easily into flower beds, decorative vegetable gardens, and containers, where it quickly becomes a focal point. Undemanding once established, it responds well to steady growth without excessive moisture.

Native to the mountainous regions of Western Asia , this spectacular perennial captivates with its large, golden-yellow flowers , resembling small, ruffled suns , borne on sturdy, upright stems that can reach 1 meter in height. Its bushy habit and finely cut green foliage add structure and contrast to flowerbeds.

The large-headed cornflower blooms from June to August , attracting a multitude of pollinators such as bees, bumblebees, and butterflies . Its abundant flowering brightens the beginning of summer. Drought-tolerant once established, it requires little maintenance and is perfectly suited to mixed borders , perennial gardens , or as a luminous focal point in a floral arrangement. Its longevity and hardiness make it a long-lasting , eco-friendly, and ornamental ally .

The Aloha cornflower is a floriferous annual variety that instantly brings a sense of freedom and movement to the garden. Its delicate flowers, borne on slender, supple stems, open in a palette of bright and harmonious colors, evoking the flowering meadows of yesteryear while blending perfectly into contemporary gardens.

Derived from the annual cornflower ( Centaurea cyanus ), the Aloha cornflower is distinguished by its abundant and prolonged flowering. It naturally attracts attention without ever overpowering other plants, easily finding its place in borders, light flowerbeds, or at the heart of a flowering vegetable garden. Its rapid growth and airy habit make it a valuable ally for filling spaces and adding dynamism to landscaping.

In the garden, it is undemanding and tolerant, preferring well-drained soil and a sunny location. Once established, it requires little care and offers continuous flowering throughout the summer, especially if you take the time to regularly remove faded blooms.

Native to Europe and Eurasia , cornflower (Knaurium spp.) is an iconic annual plant of wildflower meadows and cereal fields . It is easily recognizable by its deep, almost electric blue hue and its star-shaped flowers borne on slender stems . Long celebrated in rural landscapes, it is now making a strong comeback in ecological gardens where it expresses all its wild simplicity and understated beauty .

It blooms from June to August , attracts a variety of pollinators (bees, butterflies, hoverflies), and integrates readily into vegetable gardens , kitchen gardens , or field edges . Undemanding, it thrives in sun or partial shade, in poor, well-drained soils , and tolerates drought very well . Disease-resistant and unaffected by deer, it requires little maintenance and enriches biodiversity without being intrusive.

A familiar companion to European grain fields, cornflower ( Centaurea cyanus ) has carved out a place of honor in organic gardens. In its mixed form, it offers a palette of simple flowers in shades of blue, pink, white, or purple, like a swarm of butterflies alighting on the vegetable patch. Its finely cut, grey-green foliage allows the delicate flower heads, which shimmer in the breeze, to take center stage.

In a harmonious garden, this annual self-seeds readily and accompanies the seasons with remarkable consistency. It thrives in welcoming, well-drained soil, is undemanding, and attracts a multitude of pollinators that enrich the garden. Whether planted along the edge of a vegetable patch, in a quiet corner, or as part of a flower border, it becomes a welcome presence, both ornamental and useful.

Native to the temperate regions of Europe , this hardy and wild perennial is emblematic of open meadows, embankments and forest edges . It is distinguished by its deep purple, almost black flowers , borne on robust stems of 30 to 75 cm , and its finely cut foliage .

Its bushy habit , its ability to adapt to poor soils, and its ease of self-seeding make it a reliable and self-sufficient companion in ecological gardens , naturalistic borders, or wildflower meadows. Its extended summer flowering , from June to September, attracts a wide variety of pollinators , including bees, bumblebees, and butterflies .

Generous, discreet but striking, it fits harmoniously into a living garden where biodiversity reigns supreme .

Originating from the windswept shores of Brittany , the 'Lily White' sea kale is a rare, traditional variety , remarkable for its ability to withstand salt spray and sea winds. It is one of the few perennial Brassicaceae , making it a valuable curiosity as well as a long-lasting ally for gardens in cooler climates .

Cultivated for generations in coastal vegetable gardens, it elegantly complements fish, shellfish, and seafood dishes , thanks to its mild, slightly sweet and salty flavor . Its presence in Breton cuisine testifies to a long-standing connection between the sea and the nourishing garden .

The young, broad, tender leaves , pale green and almost white in the center, form a compact and luminous head . Its hardiness and vigor make it a generous, resilient plant, perfectly adapted to harsh conditions.

In an ecological garden, Lily White brings diversity, structure, and permanence . It captivates with its understated beauty, its robustness, and its nourishing role season after season , for those who cultivate in harmony with the rhythm of life.

Originaire des régions méditerranéennes et d’Asie orientale, le chrysanthème comestible (Glebionis coronaria, anciennement Chrysanthemum coronarium) a voyagé des bords de mer aux potagers familiaux. Dans de nombreux pays d’Asie, on le connaît surtout sous le nom de shungiku et il fait partie du quotidien culinaire, cueilli jeune pour ses feuilles tendres et aromatiques.

Dans un jardin vivant, il forme une touffe légère au feuillage très découpé, d’un vert doux, qui dégage un parfum caractéristique lorsqu’on le frôle. Plus tard dans la saison, ses fleurs en forme de petites marguerites jaunes ou jaune et blanc apportent une note lumineuse au potager nourricier. C’est une plante de confiance, qui s’intègre avec naturel dans une démarche de culture respectueuse et diversifiée, offrant à la fois récolte comestible et présence florale pour les pollinisateurs.

Native to Europe and temperate Asia , the meadow chrysanthemum is one of the most emblematic flowers of traditional landscapes. "No Old World plant has become more completely naturalized than the daisy, which carpets our fields in summer and sets the dominant note of the landscape." Also called the white daisy , it evokes pastoral summers, childhood games, and walks along flower-lined paths. Its abundant blooms , composed of white petals around a golden center , mark the seasons in the garden from June to August.

This hardy perennial, growing to a height of 30 to 80 cm, adapts to a wide range of soils. Undemanding, it thrives in natural meadows as well as in borders or flowerbeds in ecological gardens . It attracts a rich array of pollinating fauna, including bees, butterflies , and beneficial insects, thus strengthening the resilience of the living garden.

Native to East Asia , Chinese chives ( Allium tuberosum ) are a hardy perennial that has become a staple in organic gardens as a discreet, generous, and valuable herb . Its flat, supple, deep green leaves form a dense, flexible clump, while its star-shaped white umbels , borne in late summer, attract a wide variety of pollinators and beneficial insects.

Traditionally used in Chinese, Korean, and Vietnamese cuisine , it adds a mild, vegetal garlic note to stir-fries, soups, stuffings, and noodles. More subtle than garlic or onion, it is prized for its delicate, aromatic flavor , which can be found in the young leaves, flower buds, and flowers.

In the garden, it integrates easily into borders, edible flowerbeds, or herb spirals , where it plays a valuable role in companion planting , notably through its natural repellent effect on certain unwanted insects . Undemanding , it is drought-tolerant, cold-hardy, and self-seeds readily , providing a vibrant and lasting presence.

Garden chives are an essential perennial plant, prized for their simplicity, hardiness, and abundance. They quickly form dense clumps of fine, cylindrical, bright green leaves, which regrow continuously when harvested regularly.

In spring, it's among the first to emerge in the vegetable garden, heralding the start of the season. In early summer, pretty, spherical, mauve-pink flowers appear, adding an ornamental touch while attracting pollinators. These flowers, like the leaves, are edible and bring a delicate note to dishes.

In the garden, chives are very tolerant. They adapt well to vegetable gardens, flower beds, borders, and container gardening. Undemanding, they do, however, appreciate cool, well-drained soil to reach their full potential. Once established, they can remain in place for several years without losing quality.

Native to tropical America, cleome graces gardens as a vibrant and airy annual. Its refined flowers, in shades of white, pink, or rosy purple, form spectacular terminal clusters reminiscent of tiny floral spiders with their long, slender stamens. This aerial, upright habit has also earned it the nickname " spider flower ."

Cleome grows on vigorous stems that can exceed 1 meter in height, with decorative, slightly lobed foliage. It thrives in sunny locations and rich, light, and well-drained soil. Heat-tolerant, it can be planted in the garden after the last frost to provide continuous flowering from late June until the first cold weather. Planted in groups, it creates a striking, structured mass effect, perfect for tall borders or as a backdrop in a flower bed. Its nectar-rich blooms attract a multitude of pollinators, including bees and butterflies.

Native to North America , Coreopsis 'Bouquet Magic' is a vibrant perennial that combines ease of cultivation , abundant flowering , and a positive ecological impact . Its bright yellow flowers with purple centers create bursts of sunshine in flowerbeds and borders, bringing a touch of elegant cheer throughout the summer.

In the garden, it is prized for its compact, bushy habit , its heat tolerance , and its ability to bloom profusely , especially if faded flowers are removed. It attracts a variety of pollinators , including bees and butterflies, while contributing to the garden's vibrant ecosystem.

Easy to grow and undemanding , it adapts to various well-drained soils and tolerates dry summers. Perfect for borders, rock gardens or pots , it also makes a welcome addition to the home in the form of fresh, rustic bouquets .

Native to North America, Coreopsis is a summer flower that brings a sunny and cheerful touch to eco-friendly gardens. The "Incredible Sea Shells Mix" variety is distinguished by its multicolored blooms and wavy petals, reminiscent of seashells. It invites contemplation in sunny flowerbeds and borders.

In the garden, this variety plays a valuable role by attracting pollinators and beneficial insects, thus contributing to soil health and fertility. Its bushy habit and vigorous growth make it a robust ally, easy to incorporate into a variety of planting schemes.

Saffron, derived from the crocus (Crocus sativus ), is an ancient bulbous plant cultivated for millennia around the Mediterranean basin for its orange-red stigmas, one of the world's most sought-after spices. In an organic garden, each planted corm is a quiet promise: that of small mauve flowers that appear while the vegetable garden goes dormant.

Throughout the cycle of the seasons, saffron accompanies the gardener in a patient and respectful approach: planting in late summer, autumn flowering, winter foliage that nourishes the corm, and a dry summer rest. Its presence is well-suited to well-drained soil, a sunny spot, and a relationship with nature where one observes and guides rather than forces. The harvesting of the stigmas, a meticulous and almost ceremonial act, lends a distinctive fragrance to the garden in autumn.