Grow a little piece of history with our Tudor Flowers Seed Collection.
Step back into the gardens of Tudor England with this beautiful collection of six traditional flowers, inspired by the plants grown, admired and used by gardeners over 400 years ago.
From the cheerful pot marigold, valued for its culinary and medicinal uses, to the towering hollyhock and delicately scented Sweet William, these flowers bring the colour, fragrance and history of an Elizabethan garden into your own.
Each variety comes in a specially designed, Tudor-inspired Missenden Seeds packet, featuring botanical woodcut-style illustrations, decorative borders and traditional blackletter lettering.
Calendula (Pot Marigold) – A cheerful, golden-orange flower traditionally grown for its beauty and household uses.
Fennel – Feathery foliage topped with delicate yellow flowers, long valued as a culinary and medicinal herb.
Love-in-a-Mist (Nigella) – Delicate blue flowers surrounded by finely divided foliage, followed by ornamental seedpods.
Hollyhocks – Tall, stately spires of flowers that evoke the gardens of Tudor England.
Wallflowers – Fragrant spring flowers in rich, warm colours, long associated with traditional English gardens.
Sweet William – Clusters of beautifully patterned flowers, bringing colour and fragrance to the cottage garden.
In Tudor times, flowers were far more than decoration. They provided fragrance, flavour, ingredients for household remedies and symbols of love, loyalty and beauty.
This collection celebrates six plants with roots in the gardening traditions of the sixteenth century. Although today's varieties may differ from those grown by Tudor gardeners, their history offers a fascinating connection with the past.
Perfect for: history enthusiasts, cottage-garden lovers, heritage gardening enthusiasts and anyone looking for an unusual gardening gift.
Six individual packets of flower seeds, beautifully presented in our exclusive Tudor-inspired designs.
Grown, harvested and packed by Missenden Seeds in the Chiltern Hills. Open-pollinated and grown without chemical pesticides or peat.
Grow a little piece of history with our Tudor Flowers Seed Collection.
Step back into the gardens of Tudor England with this beautiful collection of six traditional flowers, inspired by the plants grown, admired and used by gardeners over 400 years ago.
From the cheerful pot marigold, valued for its culinary and medicinal uses, to the towering hollyhock and delicately scented Sweet William, these flowers bring the colour, fragrance and history of an Elizabethan garden into your own.
Each variety comes in a specially designed, Tudor-inspired Missenden Seeds packet, featuring botanical woodcut-style illustrations, decorative borders and traditional blackletter lettering.
Calendula (Pot Marigold) – A cheerful, golden-orange flower traditionally grown for its beauty and household uses.
Fennel – Feathery foliage topped with delicate yellow flowers, long valued as a culinary and medicinal herb.
Love-in-a-Mist (Nigella) – Delicate blue flowers surrounded by finely divided foliage, followed by ornamental seedpods.
Hollyhocks – Tall, stately spires of flowers that evoke the gardens of Tudor England.
Wallflowers – Fragrant spring flowers in rich, warm colours, long associated with traditional English gardens.
Sweet William – Clusters of beautifully patterned flowers, bringing colour and fragrance to the cottage garden.
In Tudor times, flowers were far more than decoration. They provided fragrance, flavour, ingredients for household remedies and symbols of love, loyalty and beauty.
This collection celebrates six plants with roots in the gardening traditions of the sixteenth century. Although today's varieties may differ from those grown by Tudor gardeners, their history offers a fascinating connection with the past.
Perfect for: history enthusiasts, cottage-garden lovers, heritage gardening enthusiasts and anyone looking for an unusual gardening gift.
Six individual packets of flower seeds, beautifully presented in our exclusive Tudor-inspired designs.
Grown, harvested and packed by Missenden Seeds in the Chiltern Hills. Open-pollinated and grown without chemical pesticides or peat.
