Commerical Vegetable Seed Specialists

Elsoms Seeds are the leading suppliers of quality vegetable seeds in the UK. We work closely with our suppliers, particularly Bejo of Warmenhuizen in Holland in order to trial, test and select the most suitable varieties for production in the UK.

Vegetable Seed

Seed Innovation

Organic Seed

Seed Technology

Elsoms is the UK’s leading supplier of quality vegetable seed. We offer an impressive range of varieties from our own and our partners’ breeding programmes.

We work closely with partners Bejo Zaden and Holland Select to provide an extensive portfolio of conventional and organic vegetable varieties to the UK market. We are also Bejo’s sole distributor in the UK. All varieties have been trialled and tested in the UK, ensuring we offer the most successful seed to our customers. Our plant breeding team focus on our own portfolio of traditional British crops, such as parsnips and swede, and we have a joint breeding programme with Bejo in sprouting broccoli and Brussels sprouts.

Elsoms' Open Days are incredibly important to us as they allow us to demonstrate our innovative portfolio to the vegetable industry while also giving our customers a chance to talk to our crop specialists and breeders about how we can best support them. This helps us to learn, improve, and work even more closely with growers.

Justin Solly, Head of Vegetable Sales

Emergency Approvals For UK Growers

EA Compliance Guide Following the recent emergency approvals of seed treatments for Force, Apron and Redigo, growers using any of these seed treatments must comply with stewardship conditions from the EA. Fear not! We are here to help. We’ve consolidated all essential documents and information for each treatment type. Simply click the appropriate button below corresponding […]

Bejo introduces improved coating and new colour for organic seed

Bejo‘s work on developing an improved coating for its organic seed was done with the aim of making it clearly distinguishable from the non-chemically treated seed. Launched in September, the new organic coating will be more yellow, while the non-chemically treated seed coating will remain white. In line with its conventional seed, Bejo will transition […]