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Little Gem Lettuce Seeds
RHS award - Garden Merid winner. Superb eating quality in such small size: buttery texture, crisp. In France, it is known by the name Sucrine which means sugar. Heat tolerant, fast maturing cos variety. 70 days- +
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Cambodia Giant Round African Eggplant Seeds
Native to Cambodia, this giant ribbed African eggplant has white skin with green stripes. Fruit weight around 200 grams with some exceptions going up to 400 - 900 grams. Suitable for Asian cuisines: stir fries, pickling, grill,...- +
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La Giang River Leaf Vine Seeds
Aka river leaf, La Giang, a perennial vinning herb indigenous to Vietnam, Lao and Cambodia. Pleasantly sour flavor that is similar to Chinese loquat fruit. Widely used for Vietnamese Canh Chua or Canh Ga La Giang - Chicken with Sour Leaf Soup.- +
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Serrated Leaf Shungiku Seeds
Edible green chrysanthemum, serrated-leaf variety, especially rich Vitamin B and minerals. Green leaves and yellow blooms are cooked or used in salads; normally in Asian soup or stir-fry,....Plant is easy to grow in well-drained soil.- +
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Red Opera Double Dwarf Dahlia Seeds
Mix các dạng màu đỏ kép và bán kép trong lô này. Cây thấp 35cm.- +
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White Soul Alpine Strawberry Seeds
Aka Yellow Wonder strawberry. Perennial. Up to 6” tall. Small white cream yellowish fruit with strong ripe pineapple tropical flavour. Runnerless, great in hanging baster and container.- +
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Dwarf Taylor Bush Bean Seeds
Aka Speckled Bays bean, bush type with red specked white pod. Beans are sweet, tasty in soup, meat stew, steam. An excellent ornamental edible.- +
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Yellow Cherokee Bush Bean Seeds
Yellow pod bush bean variety. Stringless tasty tender and crisp pod about 12- 15cm. Black seeds are excelled cooking bean. AAS winner.- +
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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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