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Mix Cypress Vine Seeds
Star-shaped flowers in shades of red, pink, and white with finely serated feather-like leaves. Widely sought after and known as the most beautiful garden vine. Annual growing to 12 feet.- +
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Green Curled Kale Seeds
Standard heirloom green curled kale. 80 days. Protect your kale from worms and bugs because they are well aware that kale is a high nutrition super food.- +
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Detroit Beet Seeds
Striking deep red beet flesh. Old heirloom! Tender, very sweet 7cm big globe root. This is the original variety from that many more hybrids are born for higher disease resistance,... Don’t waste green beet top that is of very high nutrition value.- +
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Round Japanese Eggplant Seeds
Japanese variety. Vigorous plant. Round purple fruit, white sweet flesh no fibre. Weight around 120 - 150 grams. Good in grill, stir fries, and minced with meat dishes. Can tolerate heat and high humid.- +
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Purple Coneflower Seeds
Brightly coloured large blossoms of purple petals and many medicinal uses. Vigorous perennial plant. Easy to grow and could take up to 20 days to germinate and also a wonderful addition for your garden.- +
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Royal Family Mix Sweet Pea Seeds
Annual climbing flower vine native to Italy comes with large heat loving flowers in rainbow mix of purple, lavender, pink, salmon, white, red. Great cut flower with large booms and more flowers on a stem, through as not highly scented as other varieties.- +
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Mix Tree Mallow Seeds
RHS Garden of Merit award winning variety mix of white, pink and rose. Hibiscus like flowers 10 to 13cm large appear from July to September on annual shrub plant of 75 - 90 cm tall. Easy to grow.- +
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Saladmore F1 Cucumber Seeds
Award winning bush-type F1 hybrid cucumber for tight space/garden. Vines are 60cm long with many 12cm long and crisp delicious fruits. 55 days to harvest.- +
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Oriental Bitter Gourd Seeds
Light green shiny fruit around 15cm long. Vigorous annual plant loves heat and humid. Bitter gourd gets its name from its bitterness that is popular in Asian cuisines such as meat stuff steam, soup,... the bitterness, fibre in this gourd are essential to- +
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