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Angled Sponge Gourd Seeds
Green skin, edible luffa loofah sponge gourd with ridges. Vigorous annual climber. Let the gourd mature to black yellow and harvest your bathing sponge. Very popular in Southeast Asian stir fry, soup, and steam dishes.- +
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Jalapeno Hot Pepper Seeds
Dark green maturing to red, thick fruitwall in shape of a cone 3 inches long, has a mild unique flavor. Delicious in soups, stir-fry, pizza. Very popular. Originating from Mexico, this plant is heat resistant.- +
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Ace 55 Tomato Seeds
Red thick-walled delicious heirloom tomato with little acidity. Average weight about 200 - 300 grams. Great in salad, burgers. Solid yield.- +
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Golden Gem F1 Tomato Seeds
Highly prolific with up to 500 fruits/plant. Each truss holds from 17 to 70 fruits. Yellow bright round tomatoes; high brix 12-17%. Very vigorous! Resistant to furasium, fruit cracking. Semi-determinate.- +
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Red Giant Mustard Seeds
Flashy red green mustard leaves, pugnent. 60 days, OP. Great in salad, stir fry. Pick up baby leaves if you prefer less pugnency.- +
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Italian Giant Plain Parsley Seeds
Flat dark green parsley superb for authentic Italian cuisines. Nice rich aromatic flavor. Vigorous, upright stem, thich stalk. Easy to grow.- +
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Queen Sophia French Marigold Seeds
AAS award winning French Marigold. Red, deep orange double flowers matures with gold edges and measures around 6 cm in diameter. Strong sturdy stem and very well branching compact plant habit. Plant height 25 - 30 cm. French marigold flowers are edible an- +
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American Flag Leek Seeds
10” long American flag boast superior eating quality long thick tasty stalks, yellow white heart that are good for all purposes: salad, soup, stew, stir fry,... Long time favorite leek for both commercial and home gardeners. 150 days, heirloom.- +
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Lovage Seeds
Flavourful green herb specialty. Young leaves are used in salad, poultry dishes. Roots are used as vegetable; seeds as spice. They taste like celery.- +
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