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Camellia Mix Garden Balsam Seeds
Mix of white, pink, red, violet, salmon. Vigorous plant and easy to grow even in humid and hot areas. Balsam has seedpods loaded with seeds that burst open when touched and project the seeds far away. Self sow.- +
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Oakleaf Lettuce Seeds
Very popular lettuce variety. Deeply lobbed leaves like leaves of the oak tree. Cut and come again. Good heat tolerant.- +
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Yellow Extra Double Moss Rose Seeds
Yellow extra double flowers. Improved varieties for more fluffy flower appearance. Low growing semi-succulent plant mature only upto 6” tall while speading as far as 15” wide; Native to dry Argentina, Brazil and Uruguay, moss rose can live at- +
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Annual Mix Phlox Seeds
Easy to grow phlox. Bright mix of rose, red, white and purple and of low maintenance. Dwaft plant about 20 - 50 cm tall. No garden should be without Phlox.- +
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Kag Dum Thai Papaya Seeds
Long type papaya with red solid flesh. Ready to harvest in 8 months after sowing. Average fruit weight 1.5kg.- +
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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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Dwarf Lemon Sulphureus Cosmos Seeds
40 - 70 cm dwarf cosmos variety with semi-double flower in bright lemon color. Tolerates poor and dry soils, high heat conditions. Good for pots, beds, or borders. It is easy to grow and maintain as well- +
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Dahlberg Daisy Seeds
20 cm low-growing & trailing carpet of gold flowers of 1 cm diameter. Thyme like delicate leaves are dark green and have very strong lemony aroma when crushed. Drought tolerant. A striking and sure head turning annual variety in garden bed, walkways, bask- +
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Tall Blue Bachelor’s Button Seeds
Deep blue double flowers. About 70 - 100 cm tall. Suitable for cutting, beds and borders, flower mixtures, and the pollinator garden. Flower petals are edible. The Bachelor’s Button name comes from the tradition of your men’s holding cornflow- +
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