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Silverbeet Envy - 51600

Dwarf, compact, uniform plants produce very dark green savoyed glossy leaves. Suitable for leaf and whole plant harvest. Sow practically all year round.

Silverbeet Fordhook Dark Green - 51700

Large savoy (blistered) deep green leaves with white stems. A traditional popular variety.

Silverbeet Golden Sunrise - 51850

Rich green crumpled leaves offset with deep golden stalks mid-ribs and veins. Baby leaves can be harvested at just 4 weeks. Great addition to leafy salad mixes enhancing both flavour and colour.

Silverbeet Peppermint - 51855

Peppermint is in a class by itself. Beautiful white petioles with pink stripes from bottom to top create a visual pop that will catch any eye. Silverbeet Peppermint has glossy, dark green, savoy leaves and is bolt tolerant. Can also be used in ornamental planters and flower beds!

Solidago Baby Gold - 40275

A compact, hardy perennial that presents flat-topped clusters of golden-yellow flowers in late summer to early autumn. Ideal for borders or containers, also suitable as a cut flower. Pest and disease free. A fantastic nectar source for bees and butterflies.

Spinach - Water Spinach - 61740

A popular vegetable in Asian cuisine, Water Spinach grows very readily in ideal environments. As the Botanical name Ipomoea aquatica suggests, this plant likes to grow in wet soggy soil, which can be achieved in pots with minimal or no drainage holes. Both the leaves and hollow stems are edible, its mild taste is like a cross between spinach and watercress.

Spinach Andromeda - 61720

A modern bred Dutch spinach with high resistance to the disease Pernospera. Fast maturing and easy to grow. Excellent hybrid vigour. Best for spring, autumn and winter. This is a treated seed.

Spinach New Zealand - 61800

There is a loyal group of gardeners that seek out and enjoy NZ Spinach. It has a strong, quite unique flavour - almost the opposite of Spinach Perpetual which has a lovely sweet flavour. Unsure which one will suit you? - try them both! Soaking seeds in warm water for two to eight hours prior to sowing may help soften the seed coat and improve germination results.

Spinach Orach - 61700

Sometimes known as Red Mountain Spinach, Orach has purple lance-shaped leaves that made a tasty addition to your salad mixes or can be cooked like spinach. The leaves can also be used for "stuffing" or making attractive food parcels. It can also make a lovely border plant in the garden, bearing purple flowering spikes in summer which complement the foliage.

Spinach Oriental Imperial Green - 61715

An Asian Spinach often used raw in salads but equally useful as a traditional spinach. Erect plant habit keeps leaves clean. Rapid growing and resists bolting. Good mildew resistance.

Spinach Perpetual - 61730

An attractive dark green variety noted for its fast growth and holding ability. Also known as Spinach Beet.

Spinach Teton Baby Spinach F1 Hyb - 61770

Perfect for the new-age patio garden, container or window.

Starters Veggies Growing Kit - 9900

Egmont's Great Value Starting Kit. Soil, Seeds and Propagator all in one easy package! We have created an ideal starter kit if you've just started growing or want to watch the plants grow with the kids. This Kit includes: * 4x reusable Mini Vented High Propagator (9305) * 20x Jiffy Pellets * 5x Labels * 1 Packet of Lettuce Cut & Come Again (57650) * 1 Packet of Carrot All Season (54100) * 1 Packet of Tomato Moneymaker (63100) * 1 Packet of Bean Jackson (50555) * 1 Packet of Basil Sweet Large (64300)

Statice Pacific Mix - 40600

A popular dried flower that grows to approximately 70cm high.

Stevia Rebaudiana Sugar Grass - 61900

Other common names are Sweetleaf, Sugarleaf or Sugar Grass. Overseas it is widely grown for its sweet leaves. Easy to grow. As a sugar substitute, Stevia's taste has a slower onset and longer duration than that of sugar. Cooking with Stevia does require a learning curve, but since the advantages of reducing sugar in your diet (as well as eliminating your consumption of aspartame and other artificial sweeteners) are so important, it's well worth the effort. The most important thing to remember is not to use too much, which can result in excessive sweetness and an aftertaste. Try this website: www.cookingwithstevia.com

Stock Evening Scented - 40940

Actually a member the cabbage family! One of the easiest plants to grow.

Stock Virginia Spring Sparkle - 40950

Bright rose flowers slowly evolving to lilac blue. Very easy to grow and terrific garden performance. Delightful fragrance.

Summer Cut Flowers (10 grams) - 47030

Eighteen colourful annuals that lend themselves to both fantastic displays and beautiful home garden cutflowers. Plant heights between 40-50cm. Items you should expect are: Agrostemma, Ammi Majus, Snapdragon (Antirrhinum), Calendula, Aster, Cornflower, Chrysanthemum, Cosmos, Godetia, Larkspur, Gypsophila, Strawflower, Lavatera, Marigold, Nigella, Gloriosa Daisy, Saponaria, Zinnia, plus more!

Sunflower Snack - 57140

Beautifully ornamental with a bonus! This vibrant golden-yellow flower measures up to 24cm across and has a contrasting dark disk. It produces very large seeds which are much easier to process. Height is about 150cm Once flowers have finished and seed heads have dried, keep these aside for yourself or to feed the birds. If you are struggling to de-husk the seed, there is lots of information on the internet with different methods people have used. Please note also that while this is called a mix, this is a single variety but there may be a variation in flower colour. This is treated seed due to Biosecurity requirements. This very small amount of treatment will not affect the edibility of the seeds that are subsequently produced from plants grown.

Swede Invitation F1 Hybrid - 62340

Regardless of whether you have the disease ‘Club Root’ or not, Invitation is the best Swede to grow. Hybrid vigour offers a strong-growing, Club Root & Powdery Mildew resistant variety. Swedes, being in the ground for a long time, are very susceptible to club root, making Invitation the natural choice.

Swede Purple Champion - 62350

Excellent tasting globe shaped swede. Tender yellow flesh with a purple crown and shoulders. Also commonly known as Rutabega Purple Champion.

Sweet Pea Blue Ripple - 42130

Creamy white blooms with bright sky blue edges; an absolute dream with a rich sweet fragrance. Long stems make it ideal as a cut flower, a strong vigourous performer.

Sweet Pea Elegance Diana Pink - 41605

Specially bred and selected for flower production under the shorter days of early spring and autumn. Delicate light-pink blooms.

Sweet Pea Hammet's Horizon Mixed - 41620

This beauty was bred in New Zealand. Best sown in spring, seeds sown in autumn flower later, on taller plants. Wide range of unique colours not normally found in sweet pea. Well scented blooms.

Sweet Pea Hammet's Melody Mixed - 41630

Another New Zealand bred item. A fantastic blend of bicoloured blooms. Combinations of red, maroon, lavender, lilac, violet and pink. Recommended.

Sweet Pea Hammett's Dwarf Cupid Mix - 41600

Not everyone has a trellis fence or situation that suits tall growing sweet peas. Hammett 's Cupid Mix is a dwarf sweet pea growing only 20cm tall. It's great for planters baskets and bedding plants. Cupid has been re-selected for very dwarf bushy habit. Beautiful bright flowers in both pure and bicolour. Of course Cupid has the impressive perfume we all know and expect from our sweet peas.

Sweet Pea Hammett's Erewhon - 43201

A reverse bicolour Sweet Pea - the wings are mid blue with a delicate pale pink petal. Best grown in light shade.