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Purple Coneflower Seeds
Brightly coloured large blossoms of purple petals and many medicinal uses. Vigorous perennial plant. Easy to grow and could take up to 20 days to germinate and also a wonderful addition for your garden.- +
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Mammoth Sunflower Seeds
Single giant sunflower variety. Head around 30cm on top of a giant 300cm plant. This plant height definitely need staking in windy areas or just simply planting it to lean against the wall. Seeds are meaty and delicious.- +
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Buag Ngu Serpent Gourd Seeds
Very prolific and vigorous variety producing dark green fruit around 12” long with white stripes. Serves well in Asian dishes like stir fries or soup or steam. It is wide adaptable and has various medicinal and culinary uses.- +
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Thai Golden Oblong Egg Eggplant Seeds
Pretty oblong egg shaped eggplant that matures gold 4cm long tasty fruit. Highly ornamental and suitable for medium 40cm sized container. Used widely in Asian dishes like prickles, fries, stew. (normally used when white).- +
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Mix Cascading Lobelia Flower Seeds
Lovely little flowers in purple, blue, red, white and lilac. Very uniform low growing 15-25cm cascading habit makes it wonderful choice for hanging baskets, containers, rock garden, patio,....- +
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Daydream Cosmos Seeds
Super cute blushing pale cream petal with yellow eye, measuring 5- 8 cm. Plant height 90 - 150 tall.- +
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Di Ciccio Broccoli Seeds
An old reliable Italian broccoli variety for baby 9cm heads. Not as uniform as other broccoli hybrids but are super productive with multiple heads over long period. Suitable for raised beds in garden.- +
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40cm Dwarf White Cosmos Seeds
Super dwarf 40cm cosmos with white flowers. Good for bedding and container, patio.- +
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Baby Bitter Gourd Seeds
Similar to regular bitter gourd except that fruit size is about half. Weighs 35 - 50 grams and the skin is a bit darker with smaller skin spikes. Vigorous annual plant loves heat and humid. Bitter gourd gets its name from its bitterness that is popular in- +
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