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SS1 Tender Tasty Collard Seeds
Exceptional eating quality for collards, tasty, sweet, tender leaves, petioles and even the stem. Highly recommended! Except for the root, you cannot waste any thing from this variety. For higher eating quality, harvest before bolting. Each plant weighs a- +
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Tall Mix Nasturtium Seeds
Beautiful bright colors pink, red, orange, gold,... flowers in climbling perennial vine. Edible flowers and leaves that taste like cress in salad. Mature seeds can be roasted and grinded to substitute pepper. A good choice for fence, border, or any medium- +
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Dark Green Long Wax Gourd Seeds
Dark green skin, greenish white flesh; average weight about 4kg/fruit. Used widely in Asian stir fries, soup, steaming,… Also known as Bi Sat Xanh, Long Wax Grourd, a popular staple in South Asia.- +
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Silver Dollar Eucalyptus Seeds
Grown for its beautiful silvery blue coin-shaped foliage. Widely used in flower arrangement fry or fresh.- +
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Imperial Pincushion Mix Scabiosa Seeds
Rose, lavender, pink, white, purple pincushion flower mix. Fluffy, ball like double blossoms 8cm in diameter on nice long stems. Honey like fragrance. Easy to grow cut flower and butterfly, bee magnet. 100 cm tall.- +
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Purple Calabash Tomato Seeds
The most purple of all tomato varieties with most complex flavor. Originating from Mexico, Purple Calabash is ribbed 250 - 350 gram. 75 days to harvest. .- +
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Four Seasons Cherry Tomato Seeds
F1 hybrid heat resistant cherry tomato suitable for year round production except when below 14 Celcius degrees. Fruit weight 23 grams. Determinate in 65 days.- +
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Green Stem Pak Choi Seeds
Big light green leaf, green petioles. Good for stir fries, boiling, soup,... Good heat resistance. 45 days.- +
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Baby Bitter Gourd Seeds
Similar to regular bitter gourd except that fruit size is about half. Weighs 35 - 50 grams and the skin is a bit darker with smaller skin spikes. Vigorous annual plant loves heat and humid. Bitter gourd gets its name from its bitterness that is popular in- +
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