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Broccoli Marathon F1 Hybrid - 52000
Plants are vigourous and sturdy with well-shaped deep dome heads of compact, small beads deep green in colour.Best sow times are spring and again in autumn for winter harvesting.
Capsicum Sweet Shishito - 54045
Shishito peppers are a Japanese heirloom variety with a crisp, fruity flavour. Just a tiny hint of heat and smokiness is brought out by cooking them. About 5% of Shishito peppers are pungent.
Allium Persian Onion - 10635
A statement for any garden! These tall plants form vibrant purple, globe-shaped flowers about 10cm in diameter. Allium will take a few years to flower when grown from seed, the bulb needs to develop into a size capable of producing a flower.Being natural attractors, bees and butterflies love them. Plant in full sun, in the spring you will be rewarded with a great display.
Celosia Flamingo Feather - 16285
An interesting "wheat-type" celosia with soft purpley-pink feathery blooms, fading to blush as the bloom matures. Strongly branched in the upper part of the stems. These delicate plumes are fantastic in both the garden and in the vase. If harvesting for cut flowers, do so when the flower head reaches the desired size, but it's best done before the flower goes to seed. For similar flowers consider Ptilotis or Lagurus (Bunny Tails) they all have delicate, graceful flowers.
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Chicken Foraging Mix - 58740
Those of you that keep chooks can testify to the fact that they have great personalities. Most people treat them as part of the family and want to keep them happy, and so do we, so we've put together a variety of greens that will provide beneficial nutrients for them. This pack can be sown almost all year, giving the chooks a great selection of plants to scratch happily around in. Seeds should be scattered thinly in areas where they forage - ideally you would fence off a couple of different areas, so that while one is growing the other can be grazed upon. Allow approx 2-3g seed per m² - you can mix this with sand, fine soil or vermiculite to help spread it evenly. Keep the chickens off the area until plants are well established and have reached a height of approx 8 - 10cm. After initial grazing move the chickens to the next area, allowing the plants to reshoot. 50g should cover an area of approx 17 - 25 m²
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