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Baby Mix Impatiens Seeds
One of the most popular flowering varieties. 20 - 25 cm low growing annual mix has bright shades of red, white, pink, carmine, orange,.. and are born for shady containers, patio and garden bed.- +
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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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Blue Scotch Kale Seeds
Very curly, delicious, cold hardy. Favorite heiloom kale. Protect your kale from worms and bugs because they are well aware that kale is a high nutrition super food.- +
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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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Sugar Beet Seeds
Great for making sugar, syrup! NON-GMO sugar beet variety. 95 days, heirloom, matures at 2 - 4 lb weight. Containing as much as 20% of sucrose,- +
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Stevia Seeds
Stevia natural germination rate is 50 to 60%. Stevia leaves are 30 - 40 times sweeter than common sugar and can be processed into extracts to be 200 - 300 times sweeter than sugar; no calories and so natural. A stevia plant can yield around 200 grams of d- +
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Asian Cocktail Feather Mustard Seeds
Deeply lobbed light green leaves with nice mustard flavour. A specialty mustard, hard to find! Plant height about 35cm. Great in steam boat, stir fries, salad, soup,…- +
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Water Mimosa Seeds
Water mimosa seed coat are hard. Rub seeds in sand paper and leave seeds in water for 7 - 10 days until germination starts. Once germinated, bring seeds away for planting. It needs constant water level like red water spinach. If planted in water, it grows- +
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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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