[New shoot]

I actually went in to get a new dishrack and washing up mat to line the sink, but somehow drifted over to the gardening section 

There is not masses of choice, but they have a basic selection of veg and flower seeds for 99p buy one, get one free, including herbs and sprouting seeds in the veg and annual and perennial plants in the flowers.   When I got to the tills, 2 packs of cabbage seeds had found their way into my basket - how did that happen then     

They also had small packs of seed spuds (like 6 or so per pack) for 3 for £5 - might be useful for anyone wanting to try a few new varieties 

[RubyR3d]

Beware these so called bargain bogofs. I was looking in the range and found a pack of broad beans in that section. It gave all the instructions for how many inches between each bean and how many rows. Then i looked at the content it said ave of 4 beans . . . .hmm. not many rows there then. 4 beans for a quid. Buyer beware 

[lettice]

I actually went in to get a new dishrack and washing up mat to line the sink, but somehow drifted over to the gardening section 

There is not masses of choice, but they have a basic selection of veg and flower seeds for 99p buy one, get one free, including herbs and sprouting seeds in the veg and annual and perennial plants in the flowers.   When I got to the tills, 2 packs of cabbage seeds had found their way into my basket - how did that happen then     

They also had small packs of seed spuds (like 6 or so per pack) for 3 for £5 - might be useful for anyone wanting to try a few new varieties 

We have The Range near me.
The De Ree seeds are very good and packed with seeds in the packs. Been using those as addition to my normal Suttons ones for a few years.
Some different/unusual varieties, but easy to find out what they are similar too.
Never had any problem with any of them and have used flowers, herbs and veg seeds.

My fav in the De Ree range is the Groninger Brussels Sprouts, they produce a great crop from October thru to March. Beat any of the other sprout varieties I grow for reliability and taste.

[ConfusedGardener]

Beware these so called bargain bogofs. I was looking in the range and found a pack of broad beans in that section. It gave all the instructions for how many inches between each bean and how many rows. Then i looked at the content it said ave of 4 beans . . . .hmm. not many rows there then. 4 beans for a quid. Buyer beware 

Perhaps they were magic beans