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Anise Seeds
Plant for its delicious seed as spice. Wonderfully sweet and licorice flavour to use in cakes, cookes, soup, fruit dishes, bread. Popular herb native the the Middle East.- +
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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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Crazy Mix Kale Seeds
Mix of various kale varieties such as blue scotch, toscano, red russian, red scarlet, siber frills, green kale heirloom, premier,.. Ratio of red/green is 30%/70%. Buy 2 or more packages for full presence of all types.- +
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Green Curled Ruffec Endive Seeds
Cut and come again salad like chicory. Heat resistant and vigorous. From the 2nd cut, the plant grows more erect and stronger than the first.- +
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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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Utah Sweetvetch Seeds
This plant is called ”boreale” means ”northern”, referring to the presence of the plant in nothern climates. Used for ornamental purposes and controlling erosion, improving soil. Mature plant tolerates well in dry weather.- +
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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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Creeping Daisy Seeds
Growing only 15 - 30 cm, Creeping Daisy has white flower as big as 3cm, and spreading habit that makes it good ground cover, garden bed, and great choice for pot and patio.- +
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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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