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Spearmint Seeds
Less agressive flavour than peppermint; spearmint has hint of fruit. Bright green, serrated leaves; lilac flowers. Spearmint is used to make nice tea, drinks,.. just like peppermint depending on the intensity of mint you prefer.- +
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BirdHouse Bottle Gourd Seeds
90 days, Heirloom, edible gourds delicious in Asian soup, steam dishes. Old fully matured fruit has tough rind + skin used to make bird house or ornamental items. 16” to 18” long fruit. Vigorous in warm and hot areas.- +
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Chocolate Cherry Tomato Seeds
72 days, vigorous plant producing round chocolate striped tomato. Fruit is firm, sweet and about 15 grams. Indeterminate.- +
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Seashell Mix Cosmos Seeds
Lightly tufted petals resembling seashells in glamorous colors such as carmine, rose, pink, and white. Tolerates poor and dry soils, high heat conditions. Good for cut flowers, pots, beds, or borders.- +
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Easter Egg Radish Seeds
Rainbow mix of various varieties in white, purple, red, pink and bicolors. Selected to produce 3cm globe root just in 30 days. Fun gardening for kid! Great in salad.- +
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Dark Green Summer Squash Seeds
High yield of 6 - 8” long mottled dark green fruit. Flesh is greenish white and firm. High eating quality like coming from F1 seeds. Very reliable variety. 75 days. OP.- +
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Hops Seeds
Raw industrial material for beer brewing. Blooms in Spring and loves temperate climate. Besides making beer, it is used to make herbal teas, soft drinks, and for medicinal purposes.- +
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Mix Scarlet Sage Seeds
Most famous heat tolerant bright colorful mix of red, lilac, white and violet flowering plants! 30cm compact plant with robust growing habit. Frost tender. Ideal for bedding, pot, patio, garden edging,...- +
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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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