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Thyme Seeds
Popular compact culinary herb, easy to grow. Spicy, pugnent. Used as substitute for salt and pepper. It increases flavor depth to almost any dish: soups, gravy, casserole, poultry dishes, fish,... Besides, it has many medicinal uses and used to make tea.- +
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Pendula Balcony Mix Petunia Seeds
OP mix of petunia pendula violet, white, pink, red and purple. Well suited for hanging baskets, containers, and borders.- +
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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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Mix Lobelia Flower Seeds
Perennial low growing 10cm continuous blooming flower masses in blue, white, rose-lilac, carmine, bright blue, sky blue,...flowers. Great choice for bedding, container, hanging baskets,…- +
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Seashell Mix Cosmos Seeds
Lightly tufted petals resembling seashells in glamorous colors such as carmine, rose, pink, and white. Tolerates poor and dry soils, high heat conditions. Good for cut flowers, pots, beds, or borders.- +
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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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TropRuby F1 Tomato Seeds
Good heat resistance type cherry tomato up to 30 Celcius degree. Very sweet 8 - 9 brix. Fruit weight 11 -12 grams. Semi-determinate type. F1 hybrid- +
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Perennial Peanut Seeds
Beautiful little yellow flowered low growing perennial ground cover that has spreading habit. Great tolerance to heat and humidity; widely adaptable. No maintenance required once the plant is established and can be easily propagated by cutting when mature- +
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Georgia Collards Seeds
Southern favorite colard with blue green leaves. One of the most nutritious vegetable! Rich in calcium, vitamin, sweet, heat tolerant, poor soils and frost hardy. Growing upto 100cm tall. Avoid growing collards where cabbage family members were grown in t- +
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