Orchard and Garden: Edible flowers, vegetables, and aromatic seeds

Edible, aromatic flowers allow you to create productive, sustainable, and flavorful green spaces. In this category, you'll find plants that nourish, decorate, and infuse, naturally combining utility and beauty. Growing at home with an ecological and culinary focus is easier and more rewarding than ever.

A garden that is eaten, smelled, and enjoyed

This category is designed for those looking for more than just a simple garden: a complete sensory experience. From fresh vegetables to beautiful and savory flowers, to aromatic plants that transform the air and the palate. Here you'll find a carefully selected selection of seeds to create a vibrant, nutritious, and aesthetically pleasing garden.

What type of seeds does this category include?

• Vegetable seeds: tomato, pepper, zucchini, chard, carrot, and many more. Ideal for getting started with organic homegrown produce and always having fresh, natural food on hand.
• Edible flower seeds: such as nasturtium, calendula, or borage. They add color to the garden and a gourmet touch to your dishes.
• Aromatic plant seeds: such as basil, thyme, lavender, or lemon verbena. They are essential in cooking, natural remedies, and home fragrances.

Who are these seeds ideal for?

• People who want to start growing urban or domestic crops.
• Lovers of home cooking with fresh ingredients.
• Educational or therapeutic projects.
• Gardeners who value aesthetics and functionality.
• School, community or family gardens.

You don't need to be an expert or have a lot of space. Many of these varieties grow perfectly in planters, balconies, or small patios.

Benefits of mixed farming: beauty, flavor, and well-being

• Nutrition and health: Grow nutrient-rich, chemical-free foods.
• Emotional well-being: Caring for plants improves mood and reduces stress.
• Sustainability: Reduce your ecological footprint by producing locally.
• Creativity and learning: each plant has its own history, use, and curiosity.

In addition, aromatic plants help repel pests naturally, while edible flowers attract pollinators, promoting a balanced ecosystem in your garden.

Variety, brands, and added value

We work with seed banks like Kokopelli and Les Refardes, which promote organic farming and the revival of traditional varieties. You'll also find biodynamic cultivation options and hardy varieties ideal for areas with variable climates or difficult soils.

Diversity is key: you can create functional combinations like basil and tomatoes, or edible flowers like nasturtium that protect your vegetables while decorating and being eaten.

A living and useful space within your reach

Creating a fragrant and edible garden isn't just about planting; it's about creating an environment that nourishes, educates, and connects. This category offers you the tools to shape that space with ease, beauty, and meaning.

Frequently asked questions about edible, aromatic, and vegetable seeds

What are the differences between an edible plant and an aromatic plant?

Edible plants are consumed directly as food (tomatoes or flowers such as Nasturtium), while aromatic plants are used for their smell, taste, or medicinal properties, such as Rosemary or Lavender.

Can I combine vegetables, herbs, and flowers in the same garden?

Yes, in fact, it's recommended. Many of these plants benefit from each other: the aromatic plants repel pests, and the flowers attract pollinators, which improves the garden's yield.

What care do these plants need?

Most require direct sunlight, moderate watering, and aerated, fertile soil. They adapt well to container growing and are easy to maintain with basic care.

Are they suitable for beginners?

Yes, many varieties are designed for home growing and are easy to manage. You'll find planting and care tips on each product page.

Can they be grown indoors?

Some herbs, such as basil, parsley, and chives, can be grown indoors with natural or adequate artificial light. Vegetables and flowers require more sun and space, but can adapt to their environment.