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Vegetable seed company · Gujranwala, Pakistan

Quality vegetable seeds for Pakistan’s growers

Zillay Seeds Pvt Ltd supplies hybrid F1 and OPV vegetable seeds — tomato, hot pepper, cucumber, watermelon, onion, cauliflower and more — to farmers, dealers and kitchen gardeners across Pakistan. Tell us what you are planting and we will point you to the right variety.

Seed varieties
17+
Crop families
10
Delivery
All PK
Vegetable seeds germinating in soil — Zillay Seeds Pvt Ltd, Gujranwala, Pakistan

Hybrid F1 & OPV

Both hybrid and open-pollinated seed lines in one catalogue.

Germination tested

Every lot is checked before it is packed and released.

Gujranwala based

Local team that knows Punjab's sowing calendar first-hand.

Nationwide dispatch

Seed consignments delivered to growers and dealers across Pakistan.

Seed categories

Find seeds by crop family

From tomato and pepper to gourds, roots and leafy greens — pick the crop you are planning and see the varieties we carry.

Best sellers

Seeds growers order again and again

These varieties move fastest through our Gujranwala counter — hybrid lines chosen for vigour, uniformity and market-ready produce.

Why Zillay Seeds

A seed supplier that answers the phone

Seed is the cheapest input in a vegetable crop and the one that decides everything after it. We treat that responsibility seriously.

Zillay Seeds vegetable seed operations in Gujranwala, Pakistan

Varieties chosen for Pakistani fields

Our catalogue is shortlisted around the heat, humidity and soil conditions growers actually face in Punjab and beyond — not a generic import list.

Honest packing and clear labelling

Crop, variety, lot and sowing guidance are printed on every packet, so what reaches your field is exactly what you ordered.

Advice before and after the sale

Ask us about spacing, nursery timing or seed rate. You get a straight answer from people who work with these crops every season.

Built for repeat cropping

We stock the vegetables that move in Pakistani mandis year after year, so you can plan a full rotation from a single supplier.

How it works

From your crop plan to seed in the ground

Four straightforward steps. No account, no minimum order to start a conversation.

  1. Step 1

    Tell us your crop plan

    Share the vegetable, your district, planting area and target sowing window.

  2. Step 2

    Get a variety shortlist

    We recommend the seed varieties that suit your season, soil and market.

  3. Step 3

    Confirm quantity & rate

    We confirm current availability, pack sizes and pricing for your order.

  4. Step 4

    Seed reaches your field

    Your consignment is packed and dispatched to your address or dealer point.

Where we deliver

Supplying vegetable seed across Pakistan

Our counter is in Gujranwala, Punjab — but consignments go out to growers and seed dealers nationwide. If your district is not listed, call us and ask.

  • Gujranwala
  • Lahore
  • Faisalabad
  • Multan
  • Sahiwal
  • Sargodha
  • Okara
  • Rahim Yar Khan
  • Sialkot
  • Sheikhupura
  • + all other districts on request

Questions

Frequently asked questions

Straight answers to what growers ask us most before placing a seed order.

What kind of vegetable seeds does Zillay Seeds supply?

We supply hybrid F1 and open-pollinated (OPV) vegetable seeds for the crops Pakistani growers plant most: tomato, hot pepper, sweet pepper, cucumber, watermelon, squash, bottle gourd (loki), bitter gourd (karela), tinda, brinjal, onion, cauliflower, carrot, turnip, peas, palak and dhania.

Where is Zillay Seeds located?

Our office and seed counter are at 24-Bajwa Road, opposite Taqwa Marble, Link G.T. Road, Gujranwala, Punjab, Pakistan. You are welcome to visit during business hours, or call us if you would rather order remotely.

Do you deliver vegetable seeds outside Gujranwala?

Yes. We dispatch seed consignments to growers and dealers across Pakistan, including Lahore, Faisalabad, Multan, Sahiwal, Sargodha, Okara, Sialkot, Sheikhupura and Rahim Yar Khan. If your district is not listed, call us and we will confirm delivery for your location.

What is the difference between hybrid F1 and OPV seed?

Hybrid F1 seed is produced by crossing two selected parent lines. It generally gives more uniform plants, stronger early vigour and a more predictable harvest window, but seed saved from an F1 crop will not come true the following season. OPV seed is open-pollinated, costs less per packet and can be saved, though the crop is usually less uniform. We stock both so you can match the seed to your budget and market.

How much seed do I need for one acre?

It depends on the crop, spacing and whether you transplant or sow direct. As a rough guide, tomato and pepper nurseries need far less seed per acre than direct-sown cucurbits. Tell us the crop and your planting area when you contact us and we will give you a seed rate for your specific plan.

Is your seed tested before it is sold?

Yes. Seed lots are germination-checked before packing, and each packet is labelled with the crop and variety so you know exactly what is going into your field. If a lot does not meet our standard, it does not leave the store.

When should I sow these vegetable seeds in Pakistan?

Broadly, cool-season crops such as cauliflower, carrot, turnip, peas, palak and onion are sown from late summer through winter, while warm-season crops such as tomato, pepper, cucumber, watermelon, squash and gourds are sown from late winter into spring and again in the monsoon window for some regions. Every product page lists the sowing season for that crop, and we are happy to advise for your district.

Do you supply seed to dealers and resellers?

Yes. Alongside farmers and kitchen gardeners we supply seed dealers and agri-input shops. Contact us with the varieties and quantities you handle and we will discuss terms.

How do I place an order or ask about pricing?

Send an inquiry through the contact form on this site, or call us directly on +92-300-7440224. Share the crop, variety, quantity and your district, and we will confirm availability and rates.