瑞士 萨默赖恩种子店 Saemereien.ch – 五千余种种子电商

一家只做线上的瑞士种子店

Saemereien.ch 的运营公司叫 Botanik Sämereien AG，登记地在瑞士施维茨州的普费菲康。这里没有门店，网站写明不设顾客可以逛的销售区，想上门自取要先联系约好。

货架分成八类：蔬菜、香草与药草、花卉、其他种子、种苗与菌种、植物、植保与养护、园艺配件。首页给的数字是五千多个种和品种的种子，另有三千多件园艺用品。把分类页逐个点进去数，花卉种子实列 1,549 条，香草类 605 条；站点地图里能数到 5,155 个种子商品页（德语和法语各一套地址，同一个商品只算一条），和「五千多」的说法对得上。

网站自己列的分项更细：番茄四百多个品种，辣椒和甜椒四百多个，调味用种子三百六十多个，药用植物三百多个，花卉种子一千四百五十个以上，其中不少是野花种子。全站商品背后挂着近六十个供货商和品牌，包括 ProSpecieRara、Sativa Rheinau、Reinsaat、Kokopelli、Quedlinburger。

2015 年在苏黎世起步

公司 2015 年 4 月在苏黎世注册为有限责任公司，2022 年 6 月改成股份公司，股本从两万瑞郎提到十万瑞郎，注册地也迁到弗赖恩巴赫。商业登记里写的经营范围是采集、繁育和销售有机种子，重点放在本地野花和野草上。总经理是 Robert Werthmüller。

团队页面列了九个人，另有两名外聘专家，名单末尾还挂着一只叫 Kaya 的吉祥物。2020 年和 2022 年拿过瑞士 Digital Commerce Award 的品类奖，2020 年另有一个第三名。

老品种不只是怀旧

老品种专题页开头点了三个名字：Teufelsfeige、grüne Zebra、blaue Himmelsleiter，都是有种植历史、后来几乎消失的品种。页面把原因讲得很直白：农业工业化之后，产量高的杂交种取代了地方品种，品种数量一年年少下去，今天市面上的蔬果大多长得整齐、长得快、外观没有瑕疵。

瑞士的 ProSpecieRara 基金会专门做老品种保存，把品种收集起来，在展示园里种植，也推动种子重新回到菜园。种老品种的实际意义在基因库的宽度：耐极端环境、抗某种病害这类性状，往往留在被淘汰的品种里，育种时用得上，生态上也更接近多样。

按月份查播种，按株型搭配

播种日历做成了一张能点的表：香草、蔬菜、花卉三栏，每栏十二个月，点某个月就跳出这个月适合播的品种。同一套逻辑还有开花日历和收获日历，一个按花期排，一个按采收期排。

混种搭配是另一条线，讲哪些作物种在一起互相有利。野花混合种子单独成类，共 69 个组合，按用途分开：林缘阴处、招引野蜂、城市阳台花箱；筛选里还带耐阴程度，全日照 45 个、半阴 18 个。

商品页上带三个标记：BIO 有机、ALTE SORTE 老品种、TOPFGARTEN 适合盆栽。挑东西的时候按标记筛，比翻分类快。

有机种子和阳台那点地方

有机专题页给了个背景数字：瑞士已有超过 16% 的农业用地按有机标准耕作，有机产品年销售额超过 40 亿瑞郎。有机育种强调可留种和种子可获取，这两点决定了店里有机种子从哪里来。

阳台这条线叫 Topfgarten，带这个标记的品种都适合种在盆或箱里，放室外或当室内植物都行。相关货品里有种子圣诞倒数日历，二十四包可留种种子，48 瑞郎；还有几款菌菇栽培套装，比如平菇和玫瑰侧耳。

服务上，满 100 瑞郎免运费，站内有 Trusted Shops 认证和十四天退货期。

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A Swiss Seed Shop That Sells Only Online

Saemereien.ch is run by Botanik Sämereien AG, registered in Pfäffikon SZ in the canton of Schwyz. There is no shop floor. The site states plainly that customers cannot visit a sales area, and that picking an order up at the premises has to be arranged in advance.

The catalogue is split into eight sections: vegetables, herbs, flowers, other seeds, planting stock and mushroom spawn, plants, crop protection and care, and garden accessories. The homepage claims more than 5,000 species and varieties of seed plus more than 3,000 other garden items. Counting the category pages gives 1,549 flower seed listings and 605 herb listings, while the sitemap holds 5,155 seed product pages, one per product per language, which matches the 5,000-plus figure.

The site’s own breakdown is finer: over 400 tomato varieties, over 400 chilli and pepper varieties, over 360 spice seeds, over 300 medicinal plants, and more than 1,450 flower seeds, many of them wildflowers. Close to sixty suppliers and brands sit behind the stock, among them ProSpecieRara, Sativa Rheinau, Reinsaat, Kokopelli and Quedlinburger.

Started in Zurich in 2015

The company was entered in the commercial register in April 2015 as a limited liability company in Zurich. In June 2022 it converted to a stock corporation, raising share capital from CHF 20,000 to CHF 100,000, and the registered office moved to Freienbach. The registered purpose is the collection, propagation and sale of organic seed, with an emphasis on native wildflowers and grasses. Robert Werthmüller is managing director.

The team page lists nine staff, two external specialists, and a mascot named Kaya at the end of the list. The company won the Swiss Digital Commerce Award in its category in 2020 and again in 2022, plus a third place in 2020.

Old Varieties Are Not Nostalgia

The old-varieties section opens with three names: Teufelsfeige, grüne Zebra and blaue Himmelsleiter, all plants with a growing history that had almost dropped out of cultivation. The page is blunt about the cause. Once farming industrialised, higher-yielding hybrids displaced regional varieties and the range narrowed year after year; most produce sold today is uniform, fast-growing and unblemished.

ProSpecieRara, a Swiss foundation, collects heritage varieties, grows them in display gardens and works to get the seed back into kitchen gardens. The practical argument for growing them is genetic breadth: tolerance of extreme sites and resistance to particular diseases tends to survive in the varieties that were dropped, and that material matters both to breeders and to biodiversity.

Sowing by Month, Mixing by Plant

The sowing calendar is a clickable grid: herbs, vegetables and flowers, twelve months each, and clicking a month lists what can be sown then. A flowering calendar and a harvest calendar follow the same logic, sorted by bloom and by picking time.

Mixed cultivation is a separate strand, covering which crops do better grown together. Wildflower mixtures form their own group of 69 blends, sorted by use: shady woodland edges, wild bees, urban balcony boxes. A light filter splits full sun, with 45 blends, from partial shade, with 18.

Product pages carry three markers: BIO for organic, ALTE SORTE for heritage, and TOPFGARTEN for varieties suited to pots. Filtering by marker is quicker than walking the categories.

Organic Seed and a Balcony’s Worth of Space

The organic section gives the background: more than 16 percent of Swiss farmland is now worked to organic standards, and organic product sales exceed CHF 4 billion a year. Organic breeding stresses open-pollinated, seed-saveable varieties and free access to seed, and that is where the shop’s organic lines come from.

The balcony strand is called Topfgarten. Varieties carrying that marker grow in pots or troughs, outdoors or as houseplants. Related stock includes a seed advent calendar holding 24 packets of open-pollinated seed at CHF 48, and several mushroom growing kits such as oyster and pink oyster.

On service, shipping is free from CHF 100, and the shop carries Trusted Shops certification with a fourteen-day return window.

Official Site: https://www.saemereien.ch/