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True Lavender Seeds
Truely lovely fragrance. Perennial flowering plant growing 60 cm tall. High in oil content. Wide culinary uses: tea, soup, salad, stew,…
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Peppermint Seeds
Cross between watermint and spearmint. Excellent rich smell of mint when crushed, so use sparingly. Peppermint has small white pink or purple flower at stem end. Attractive serated dark green leaves. Best in soup, drink or deserts.
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Green Holy Basil Seeds
Green leaf variety. Bush type herb. Native to India, used widely in Thai cuisines and tea, considered sacred in Hindu religion. Leaves have spicy musky sweet flavor with hint of chocolate. It has many culinary and medicinal uses.
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Red Holy Basil Seeds
Considered sacred in Hindu religion. In Thailand, it is called Kaphrao. Holy Basil is easy to grow from seeds, and it thrives in the heat of summer.Sowing this plant need a lot of light and rich, drained soil. Holy Basil can be preserved by drying or free
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Thyme Seeds
Popular compact culinary herb, easy to grow. Spicy, pugnent. Used as substitute for salt and pepper. It increases flavor depth to almost any dish: soups, gravy, casserole, poultry dishes, fish,... Besides, it has many medicinal uses and used to make tea.
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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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Italian Giant Plain Parsley Seeds
Flat dark green parsley superb for authentic Italian cuisines. Nice rich aromatic flavor. Vigorous, upright stem, thich stalk. Easy to grow.
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Florence Fennel Seeds
Fennel tastes like anise with a bit of aromatic tart and sweetness at the same time. Fennel Florence seeds, stalks and white solid bulb are common in salads, fish and sauces. Requires rich soil to grow. 110 days, OP, annual.
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Korean Mint Seeds
Leaves taste like mint and liquorice; used in akes, tea, or salad. Perennial herb native to East Asia. Tall tree upto 36”, tall stems with blue purple flower - great for cut flower.Very easy to grow nad low maintenance.
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Red Ruby Bulb Onion Seeds
Aromatic, tasty, purnent and firm flesh. High yield. 120 days, long day medium sized bulb onion, Open Polinated, good storage for 6 months. Harvest once the tops fall.
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Texas Grano Bulb Onion Seeds
Perfect for warmer southern climate. Mild, not too pugnent, nice sweet flavor in large bulb. Heirloom, 110 days, white flesh bulb onion can grow upto 1 Lb/ bulb.
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American Flag Leek Seeds
10” long American flag boast superior eating quality long thick tasty stalks, yellow white heart that are good for all purposes: salad, soup, stew, stir fry,... Long time favorite leek for both commercial and home gardeners. 150 days, heirloom.
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Borage Seeds
annual herb, 110 days, heirloom, about 2 - 3’ tall. Known for its calming effect so also called as Herb of Gladness. Big green leaves and nice blue flower. Leaf, star flower are added to salad, garnish fruit juice drinks.
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Strawberry Spinach Seeds
Rare annual spinach substitute with serrated-shaped leaves and edible strawberry-like red fruits on long slender stems. About 50 cm tall. Roots, leaves and fruit are all edible.
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Ellagance Snow Lavender Seeds
Very rare white lavender strain. Flowers in the first year. 12” tall only.
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Rosea Lavender Seeds
Very rare pink lavender strain. 10 - 18” tall.
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Sacred Hopi Tobacco Seeds
Nicotiana rustica, Aztec tobacco or strong tobacco, called ucuch in southern Mexico due to its Mayan roots, mapacho in South America, Bauerntabak in Germany, and thuoc lao in Vietnam. The leaves are used to smoke, snuff and produce commercial tobacco.
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Pronto Arugula Seeds
Highly serrated attractive leaves compared to traditional arugula. Mildly spicy, nutter and peppery! Great addition to salad, stir fries, or as spinach substitute,…
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Wild Lettuce Blumea Lacera Seeds
Annual herb with a strong odor, distributed throughout the plains of north-west India and Vietnam, up to an altitude of 2,000 m. The stems of this hairy or glandular herb are erect, simple or branched, very leafy and 1-2 ft in height. The leaves are obova
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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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Japanese Mugwort Seeds
Vigorous perennial herb native to Japan. Green fuzzy finely cut leaves with white dense fuzz underneath. Flavorful and widely used in Japanese, Taiwan and Korean recepies such as dumpling, mochi, soup,... and has many medicial properties and myths around