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Chervil Vertissimo Seeds
A specialty salad mix herb very popular in French cuisines. Sweet anise mild flavour annual herb with dark green foliage. Plant height about 60cm. Perfect in salad, steam vegetable, root like carrot,... seafood, egg,... This is biennial grown as annual.- +
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Small Bell Bean Seeds
Small bean variety, a member of a vetch family. Also known as horse bean. Good innoculator (nitrogen fixing).- +
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BlackOil Sunflower Seeds
Grown mainly for higher quality sunflower seed for bird and human consumption: meatier, higher oil content. Very popular choice.- +
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Mix Scallop Squash Seeds
Blend of yellow, green and white. Eye-catching for the home gardens. The summeer squash is delicious fresh. Excellent for steaming and baking. Best to harvest when fruits reach 2-3 inches in diameter by its flavor and fine-textured. Easy to grow and well- +
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Dwarf Taylor Bush Bean Seeds
Aka Speckled Bays bean, bush type with red specked white pod. Beans are sweet, tasty in soup, meat stew, steam. An excellent ornamental edible.- +
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Compact Piccolino Basil Seeds
Charming little-leaf naturally compact ball-shaped bush basil that grows no more than 15cm tall. Strong spicy basil aroma that serves well in any basil seasoning dishes. Convenient planting in your window kitchen for easy harvest.- +
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Honeydew Orange Flesh Melon Seeds
Delicious muskmelon with smooth skin and creamy light green juicy flesh! This great quality honeydew flesh turns pale yellow with orange hues when it is ready to harvest. Good shipping quality.- +
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Pompon Double Dahlia Seeds
Small attractive double pompon flowers in many colors. 120cm tall; tender perennial. Ideal for an outstanding border or bedding display during the summer months.- +
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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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