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White Extra Double Moss Rose Seeds
White 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 b- +
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Giant Flowered Showpiece Mix Dahlia Seeds
Giống thược dược lai bông kép đại 8-10cm kinh điển với tỉ lệ bông kép rất cao. Sai bông. Mix màu tím, hồng, đỏ, hồng cá hồi, tía đậm, vàng và tím lavender. Giống hoa cắt cành, làm bìa vườn rất tuyệt vời.- +
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Cluster Russian Cucumber Seeds
Abundant of 15cm fruits growing in 2 or 3 clusters. Great for pickle and salad.- +
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Red Jute Molokhia Seeds
Red stalk and stem and mini-sawtooth leaves with small tendrils at the base of each leaf; An Asian densely-grown staple favourite and popular due to its high nutrition content. The plant has fresh greenleaves with viscous texture when crushed, which is th- +
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Tall Red Bachelor’s Button Seeds
About 70 - 100 cm tall. Deep, rosy red double flowers. 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 cor- +
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Lilliput Mix Dwarf Plume Celosia Seeds
Dwarf plant about 35cm, & multi-branching. Mixture of soft glossy plumes in shade of red, scarlet, yellow, and orange. Great for border plant, pot and patio.- +
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Mix Slipper Flower Seeds
Cheerful-looking flower plant, grown from seed to 20 -30cm; large flowered strain.- +
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Long Mottled Green Gourd Seeds
Originated from Asia. Gourd is green mottled with white spots. Very popular in Asian stir fries, steam, and soup. This is a climbing vine that need staking. If let fully mature to seeds, the fruit skin becomes harden.- +
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Dark Dragon Bitter Gourd Seeds
Dark green shiny fruit around 17cm - 24 long with little round spikes. 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- +
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