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Royal Family Mix Sweet Pea Seeds
Annual climbing flower vine native to Italy comes with large heat loving flowers in rainbow mix of purple, lavender, pink, salmon, white, red. Great cut flower with large booms and more flowers on a stem, through as not highly scented as other varieties.- +
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Covent Large White Baby Breath Seeds
Annual big-flowered white gypsophila. Easy to grow and widely adaptable. To keep continuous flowering garden, sow this seed every 2 or 3 weeks.- +
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Mongolian Giant Sunflower Seeds
The tallest sunflower standing upto 420cm tall & huge yellow flower measuring 45cm in diameter. Sure to impress your neighbours!- +
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Annual Mix Phlox Seeds
Easy to grow phlox. Bright mix of rose, red, white and purple and of low maintenance. Dwaft plant about 20 - 50 cm tall. No garden should be without Phlox.- +
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SS1 Tender Tasty Collard Seeds
Exceptional eating quality for collards, tasty, sweet, tender leaves, petioles and even the stem. Highly recommended! Except for the root, you cannot waste any thing from this variety. For higher eating quality, harvest before bolting. Each plant weighs a- +
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Bells of Ireland Seeds
Green bell-shaped 3cm wide calyces surrounding flower spikes that can be as long as 90cm. In some cultures, bells of Ireland is a symbol of good luck. and is an excellent cut flower. The seeds benefits from cold stratification (in freezer) for a week bef- +
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Genovese Basil Seeds
the best Italian basil variety, widely planted in its hometown Italy. 40 - 60 cm tall plant.- +
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King F1 Cherry Tomato Seeds
Red mini round-shaped tomato with average fruit weight 22g. Very good firmness and shipping quality. Resistant to TMV, Pto, For, F2. High Yield. Suitable for Field and Green House cultivation.- +
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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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