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Chervil - 64510

Finely cut Chervil leaves add a sensational subtle seasoning in fish, vegetable and cheese dishes. Very good for soups and herb butter. Add Chervil to dishes at the last moment of preparation to maximize anise taste - cooking / boiling the leaves will result in a very bland flavour.

$3.30

Chiastophyllum Solar Yellow - 16480

A hardy perennial giving a fantastic spring show! Compact plants have sturdy, upright stems with eye-catching, weeping blooms of bright yellow over fine, green foliage. Ideal for patio planters and gardens.

$5.00

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

$4.00

Chicory Grumolo Verde (Green) - 55355

Dark green head with rosette. Harvest as a cut-and-come-again or loose leaves for salads and risottos.Slightly bitter tasting but the bitterness will reduce if exposed to frost, soaking in ice cold water or cooking. If grown for Autumn harvest, initial growth is a somewhat elongated head with large rounded leaves. After cutting, leave the root and crown and you will get the grumolo rosettes in the spring. Alternately, plant later in summer and you should get rosettes the following spring.

$3.30

Chicory Italiko - 55360

An heirloom variety from Italy, it is also known as "Red Dandelion" due to its beautiful dark-red stems. Popular in salads with its bitter spicy taste. It is also great to harvest as a baby leaf variety. Cut leaves off as required and the plant will continue to produce new ones.

$3.30

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Chionochloa Flavicans - 48310

Tough yet elegant, Chionochloa flavicans provides shapely foliage all year round and elegant pale creamy-green flower plumes in mid-summer. Flower heads grow to approx. 1.5m. Resembles a mini Toe Toe. "Cold Stratify" required - detailed cultural information on packet.

$4.00

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Chives Common - 64600

Mild onion flavoured leaves. Cut regularly to ensure a supply of new young leaves. Lightly spread the seed directly in the area required. Plants will then grow together forming a tight "clump".

$3.30

Chives Garlic - 64700

A strong scent of garlic can be found in these popular herbs that are used for flavouring. Lightly spread the seed directly in the area required - plants will then grow together forming a tight "clump".

$3.30

Chrysanthemum Snowland - 16500

Cute daisy like flowers (3-4cm) growing up to 20cm in height. Relatively pest and disease free, Snowland is an excellent spring bedding plant with tremendous flower power.

$3.60

Cineraria Hansa Strain Mix - 16780

Cineraria add a cottage touch to borders and shady situations. Prefers shelter from wind and a cool, moist location. Naturalises readily, providing great spring colour.

$3.60

Cineraria Silverdust - 16900

Has the common name Dusty Miller. Height shown is for foliage. Cineraria Silverdust is noted for its silvery leaves. Excellent for containers bedding and landscape plantings. Although not grown for the flowers, plants do produce yellow flowers the second year.

$3.60

Clarkia Double Flowered Mix - 16950

A tall, red stemmed annual covered loosely in dainty four petalled flowers in shades of pink, salmon and purple. Great addition to wildflower and perennial borders. Please note: This is Treated Seed due to Biosecurity Requirements.

$3.60

Clematis - 48270

Easy to grow climbing vine that looks fantastic when in full bloom. Medium sized white flowers in spring. Great for training across pergola's shed or garages!

$4.00

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Cleome Queen Mix - 17110

Cleome also known as Spider Plant, gets its nickname from the spidery-like flowers with long, waving strands atop strong leafy stems. Planted in mass they look like blooming shrubbery with 20cm balls of blossoms. Prefers hot and dry conditions but will tolerate partial shade. Striking background plant.

$3.30

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Coir Mat 36x36cm - 9850

These coir mats (a bi-product of coconut), have a handy slit on one side to make placement around the plants stress free, along with a hole in the middle with wee "star" cuts to allow room for perfect positioning. These mats are perfect for mass plantings, the area will be weed free while the plants establish themselves and grow. Not only are they perfect for saving time on weeding maintenance, but also great for the control of disease and mildew which can be caused by foliage sitting in the damp soil. Not to mention, hopefully the side issue of preventing the cats digging around in your freshly planted garden - fingers crossed! Place mat smooth side down. Mat size: 360mmx360mmx10mm.

$4.00

Coir Mat 50x50 - 9855

These coir mats (a bi-product of coconut), have a handy slit on one side to make placement around the plants stress free, along with a hole in the middle with wee "star" cuts to allow room for perfect positioning. These mats are perfect for mass plantings, the area will be weed free while the plants establish themselves and grow. Not only are they perfect for saving time on weeding maintenance, but also great for the control of disease and mildew which can be caused by foliage sitting in the damp soil. Not to mention, hopefully the side issue of preventing the cats digging around in your freshly planted garden - fingers crossed! Place mat smooth side down. Mat size: 500mmx500mmx10mm.

$4.50

Coleus Black Dragon - 17300

Medieval magic! Black Dragon creates an exotic background in your shady garden beds. Unique serrated leaves mass together creating a stunning contrast with ferns or many other plants of your choice.

$4.00

Coleus Chocolate Mint - 17350

Rich chocolate brown offset with lime green rims. Fantastic foliage plant, accentuates bold bright flowers when combined in planter displays. Best grown in part shade.

$4.50

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Coleus Shade Mix - 17500

Shade-loving coleus with leaves large enough to cover a human face! Vivid green, red and purple hues. Prefers full shade for best performance. Can be grown as an indoor plant.

$5.50

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Coleus Sun Mix - 17505

Coleus leaves are known for show-stopping colours, eccentric patterns and rich textures. This mix can tolerate full sun only in regions of high relative humidity. Foliage will scorch in full sun with low relative humidity. Like all coleus this mix will also do well in the shade.

$5.50

Comfrey Common - 64750

A perennial herb with lower leaves that are bristly, up to 30cm long and attached to winged leaf stalks that emerge from the base of the plant. Smaller leaves that are also bristly but lack petioles are borne on 60-90cm tall flowering stems. Flowers are bell-shaped and the colour is either yellow or blue hues, they form distinctive curled clusters. Great plant to include in your composting. We recommend using gloves when working with this product. This snippet from the growing-guides.co.uk website explains Comfrey's value to the Organic Gardener... Comfrey is a particularly valuable source of fertility to the organic gardener. It is very deep rooted and acts as a dynamic accumulator,[6] mining a host of nutrients from the soil. These are then made available through its fast-growing leaves (up to 1.8-2.3 kilograms (4.0-5.1 lb) per plant per cut) which, lacking fibres, quickly break down to a thick black liquid. There is also no risk of nitrogen robbery when comfrey is dug into the soil as the C:N ratio of the leaves is lower than that of well-rotted compost. Comfrey is an excellent source of potassium, an essential plant nutrient needed for flower, seed and fruit production. Its leaves contain 2-3 times more potassium than farmyard manure, mined from deep in the subsoil, tapping into reserves that would not normally be available to plants. https://growing-guides.co.uk/companion-planting-comfrey/

$4.00

Cookianum Dwarf - 48750

Another great landscaping plant. Tough, drought resistant, wind tolerant yet attractive and extremely versatile. Relatively pest and disease free.

$5.00

Coreopsis Sunfire - 17650

Large sunny-yellow flowers with burgundy centres springing forth from a compact, attractive mound of foliage. With its early and uniform flowering, Sunfire has earned the Fleuroselect Quality Mark, which is widely recognised by gardeners and professional growers worldwide.

$3.60

Coriander - 64800

Coriander has become increasingly popular in the past couple of years. A fine and feathery herb of graceful pink flower umbels which in turn produce the valuable seed clusters. Harvest of individual leaves can begin as soon as the first mature leaves have developed. Very versatile, being used in cakes and breads through to curries and other meats.

$3.30

Corn Bicolour Honey N Pearl F1 Hybrid - 55500

Finely textured, well filled, bicolour cobs. Main crop variety, maturing 100-105 days. A "Supersweet" variety, with cobs reaching 18 to 20cm.

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Corn Early Marika F1 Hybrid - 55700

Cobs are sweet, crisp and have impressive quality and long life after picking. Compact plant, crisp high quality cobs that reach approx 22-24cm long. A top variety Marika is the earliest of the Supersweets maturing at approx 80-90 days.

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Corn Florida Staysweet F1 Hybrid - 55800

An excellent main crop, yellow variety. Produces high yields of large cobs that mature in approximately 100 days. A "Supersweet" variety, with cobs reaching 19.5cm.

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Corn Popcorn Mushroom F1 Hybrid - 55820

Mushroom popcorn kernels produce firm, round pieces of popcorn with a bit of chewiness. It is denser and more compact than butterfly corn and because it doesn’t have the “wings” like the butterfly type it holds up well in the stirring and coating process. Make your own delicious caramel corn, yum! Popcorn is becoming increasingly popular, now you can grow your own! Just grow as you would a normal sweet corn, except leave the cobs to dry on the plant. Popcorn is a heavy feeder and needs plenty of nitrogen. Your Popcorn will be ready to harvest when the husks have dried and the kernels are plump, well-coloured and shiny. Remove the husks and dry the cobs fully in a cool, well ventilated place for at least a month. Your kernels will not pop if they are too moist. Test if they are ready by attempting to pop several kernels, if they don't pop, or if the popped corn is chewy, try again after several more days of drying. When cobs are fully dry, harvest them by rubbing seeds off the cob via a twisting action with your hands. Store in an air-tight container (you can pop your container in the fridge) until you are ready to pop them. If stored well they should retain their popping quality for several years!

$4.00

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