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Black Nigra Hollyhock Seeds
Rare black single hollyhock variety. Brought to the USA by early collonist for their easy to grow flowers and medicinal uses. Tolerates poor soils. A garden classic with ornamental and medicinal uses. Great at gardeb border. Self reseed biannuals, the pla- +
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Costoluto Genovese Tomato Seeds
Italian heirloom. Heavily ribbed red tomato with full flavour. Adapts to many climate types. Beautiful and delicious in salad. Fruit weight 230 gramds.- +
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Single White English Daisy Seeds
Cute single white flower on top of a low growing 6” plant. Perennial flower, 100 days, heirloom, Prefers cool climate as it cannot tolerate high heat (up to around 32 Celcius degree as in zone 9). Excellent choice for flower bed, patio, pots,...- +
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Mix Torenia Seeds
Also known as Wishbone Flower, Torenia grows upto 20cm tall, very compact and in a mix of many colors blue, pink, white, yellow,…Well suited for balcony, garden bed, pot,…- +
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BacLieu Flavorful Coriander Seeds
Smaller plant size but Strong flavor with white and sometimes red base and green leaves. Slow bolt.- +
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Red Lady F1 Dwarf Papaya Seeds
Deep red flesh, sweet and very tasty; 1.6 - 3kg fruit easy to transport; can store more than 15 days after ripe harvest. Dwarf papaya tree. One of the top eating quality. Deep red flesh, sweet and very tasty; 1.6 - 3kg fruit easy to transport; can store m- +
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Green Wave Mustard Seeds
AAS winner for its beautiful frilly edge bright green leaves, slow to bold quality and sharp delicious spicy flavor. Reliable. Heat tolerant.- +
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Brown Russian Cucumber Seeds
Prolific of heirlloom plumb 5 - 7” long yellowish brown skin white flesh with unique taste: crisp, mellow, and sweet.- +
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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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