Carolyn Moody
Carolyn and Paul Moody have a ‘One Planet Development’ near Llanelli in south west Wales, and over 40 years combined experience in growing fruit and veg. Their land is managed using permaculture principles and they have recently completed their organic conversion. They have been growing seed commercially since 2020.
Carolyn Moody's seeds
A beautiful herbaceous perennial, this mint is loved by pollinators. Its tall spikes of eye-catching purple flowers can grow to…
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Sorry, now out of stock for this year! More coming autumn 2026. Our growers put their heads together recently and…
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Coming soon – awaiting processing and germination testing. The ‘Yardstick’ runner bean originated in south Wales. They gradually turn purple…
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These short, stumpy carrots don’t need deep, loose soil, so are brilliant for containers or for growing in less than…
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Coming soon – awaiting processing and germination testing. This could potentially be the most beautiful tomato ever! Dark aubergine on…
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Sometimes known as ‘Starflower’, borage is a great, no fuss plant that’s fantastic for pollinators. Bees in particular love the…
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A great variety, known as ‘Leibesapfel’ in its native Germany. It’s equally suited to the climate here in Wales, as…
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This is a stunningly beautiful poppy whose origins are unknown as it simply appeared on Carolyn’s growing site a few…
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An improved version of the standard ‘Moss-curled’, this is a sturdy and reliable variety of the classic curly parsley, so…
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I originally came across this fantastic kale through some seeds I got from the Garden Organic’s Heritage Seed Library, and…
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Traditionally, squashes from the ‘moschata’ species don’t grow particularly well in Wales, as they need a longer, sunnier season than…
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Coming soon – awaiting processing and germination testing. Say hello to the ‘Malinowy Warszawski’ tomato, or ‘Warsaw Raspberry’, if your…
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Coming soon – awaiting processing and germination testing. Every part of this lovely salad crop is edible, so as well…
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Purple sprouting broccoli is definitely one of my top five crops and this open-pollinated variety will keep producing over a…
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Coming soon – awaiting processing and germination testing. Summer squash are similar to courgettes, both in terms of growing, harvesting…
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Coming soon – awaiting processing and germination testing. This fantastic winter squash has extremely thick flesh and a small seed…
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Coming soon – awaiting processing and germination testing. This particular Welsh variety of the Italian borlotti is suited to our…
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A tall, vine tomato, this fantastic variety produces loads of beautifully sweet and zingy, cherry sizes fruits. Great in kids…
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This variety did best in our parsnip trials a few years ago as they grew beautifully, seemed relatively resistant to…
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Coming soon – awaiting processing and germination testing. The winner of our leek trials a few years ago, we really…
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Ok, so I admit they’re not actually Welsh. The name refers to a near obsolete word ‘welch’, which means ‘foreign’…
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Cayenne is your classic ‘kitchen’ chilli – bright, shiny red and between 2” to 5” long, they look great in…
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I always grow ‘snap’ peas, rather than ‘shelling’ peas. The pods are fleshy and juicy, and just as tasty as…
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Coming soon – awaiting processing and germination testing. Named after the late Brython Stenner from Cefn Cribwr in south Wales,…
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