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Vietnamese Gac Melon Seeds
Originated from South Asia and North Australia. Grown for its amazingly red spiky fruit used to add red color to sticky rice in Vietnam, which is believed to bring good luck. The plant has both male and female plants, are enormous growing to easily cover- +
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Red Flesh Dragon Fruit Seeds
This variety produces red fresh fruit. Pitaya or pitahaya is a cactus like species native to tropical Americas, thriving in Southeast Asia, Florida, the Caribbean, Australia and tropical + subtropical world. It is the most distinct cacti plant that produc- +
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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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Mix Succulent Plant Cactus Seeds
Succulent plant mix. Fascinating subjects for houseplant or greenhouse. Featuring diverse plant habits, flower forms and colors. Cacti are usually slow growers and very long-lived in suitable conditions. Very fun and rewarding to grow! Low maintenance a- +
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Italian Dandelion Seeds
Much earlier, upright growing, larger, and a deeper green than regular Dandelion. This is not a true dandelion, but Italian dandelion leaves are similar in appearance. With a number of varieties originating in Italy, the leaves and flower stalks are used- +
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Perennial Snow In Summer Seeds
Perfect white flowered ground cover. Originated in the highland of Eastern Europe. Commonly found in many places around the world. Good choice for rock gardens, rock walls or borders. Drought tolerant.- +
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UC 157 Asparagus Seeds
F2. High yielding commercial variety. Reportedly produces 165.9 spears/m2 (within 5 years according to report from INNA at Bio-Bio area, Chile). Early. Green, tightly wrapped hear. Average spear size. Very vigorous and suitable for hot climate like Mexico- +
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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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