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Siberian Wallflower Seeds
Gorgeous bright orange flowers bi-annual wildflower plant that blooms early in the spring. Height 18 inches; easy to grow, well-developed in almost any soil types. Siberian Wallflower is considered as a cutflower type with fragrant attractive to butterfli- +
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White Seoul Daikon Radish Seeds
a heat tolerant widely adaptable Japanese variety produces 20 - 24 cm long, up to 5cm in diameter root. Mild sweet, unusually crispy and delicious. Agressively vigorous. Raw in salad, cooking, steaming, pickling are OK with this root.- +
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Red Streak Mizuna Mustard Seeds
Special red streak fringed mizuna. Purple-red on borders of leaves, splash of red color on leaf make the scenery of garden become more beautiful. Easy to grow and develop very fast. Mildly spicy tast. Great in salads soups and stir-fry. Able to withstand- +
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Miss Jekyll Love In A Mist Nigella Seeds
Misty web of bracts/ foliage surrounding starlike flowers. Seed pods and flowers are long lasting in vases and could be dried for flower arrangement. How to dry nigell flower: hang the flower stem up side down in cool, windy area (fridge is a good choice)- +
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Vietnamese Aquatic Mix Lotus Seeds
Represents purity of body, mind and speech in Buddhist symbolism. Lotus is also known as national flower of Vietnam. Mix of pink & white lotus seeds. Very high germation rate 80%++. Amazingly, it can regulate the temperature its self. It can attract cold- +
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12Kg F1 Watermelon Seeds
Early maturing. F1 hyrbid. Fruit weighs 10 - 12kg. Heat resistant.- +
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Heat Resistant Green Okra Seeds
Very vigorous plant with strong root set. Asian type of okra. Tolerates heat.- +
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Watermelon Radish Seeds
Also known as Rose-Heart Radish or Red Meat Radish. A unique heirloom originated in China. Large 6 - 10cm, eye-catching pink flesh with creamy color outside, very sweet and delicious! When temperature drops, it becomes sweeter. Great eating fresh, steam,- +
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Common Mugwort Seeds
An ancient heirloom that has been in circulation for centuries. Mugwort has been used in flavors of beers for many years. Some gardeners grow it for attracting green leaves. It can be dug up after sowing for 100 to 110 days. It is used to make teas medici- +
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