Silene Sibella Mix

A mix of Sibella Carmine and Sibella White. Giving you both amazing colours of these beautiful semi-double flowers to include in your hanging baskets and planters. Fast spreading plant, you won't be disappointed. The recommendation is one plant per 15cm size container, or 3 plants per 30cm basket. In sunny spot in the garden you should plant around 5 plants per m2.

Silver Spear

Silver Spear is a hardy, clump-forming perennial with elegant silvery spear-shaped leaves. During mid to late spring, long stalks of yellowish-green flowers emerge from female plants, that give rise to orange berries in summer. "Cold Stratify" required, detailed cultural information on packet.

Silverbeet Brightlights

Bright multicoloured stems including gold, pink, orange, purple, red and white. Leaves lightly savoyed green and bronze in colour. Mild tasting, a natural in salad mixes. Can be sown most of the year round.

Silverbeet Envy

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

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

Silverbeet Golden Sunrise

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

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

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 Andromeda

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 Baby Lakeside F1 Hyb

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

Spinach New Zealand

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

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

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

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

Stachys Fuzzy Wuzzy

An easy to grow perennial with soft silver-grey foliage to enhance both in-ground and container plantings. Common name is Lambs Ear due to its similarity in appearance and texture!

Statice Pacific Mix

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

Stevia Rebaudiana Sugar Grass

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

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

Stock Mime Mixed

Strong stems make for great garden performance. Sweetly scented with approximately 55% double blooms. Once planted out en masse the doubles and singles blend together and are of very little significance. Lots of fantastic blooms top the true-green foliage. Colours may include : blue, rose, red, white and pink.

Stock Vintage Mix

Producing a wide variety of colours in single and double flowered formats. Excellent garden bed performance during autumn and winter. Stocks prefer the cool seasons.

Stock Virginia Spring Sparkle

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

Sunflower Giant Russian (Helianthus)

For that challenge to achieve the largest and tallest, try this traditional looking sunflower.

Sunflower Helianthus Moulin Rouge (Helianthus)

The ultimate red-hot sunflower. Deep rich red/bronze colour with dark branching stems. Pollen free variety. F1 Hybrid

Sunflower Musicbox Mix (Helianthus)- FREEBIE

A complimentary mixture of colours blend together in this great dwarf sunflower mix.

Sunflower Pacino Cola (Helianthus)

A dwarf sunflower made to brighten up any display. Cute little plants with cute little flowers. Bright golden petals contrast beautifully with the dark centres.

Sunflower ProCut Plum (Helianthus)

Muted plum-to-cream Bicolour blooms combine well in any garden or flower arrangement. A beautiful backdrop or feature plant in borders. While this variety was bred for cut flowers, once the leading flower has formed, side flowers will also emerge.

Sunflower ProCut White Nite (Helianthus)

Sister line to ProCut® Plum. Creamy, pale-yellow, almost white petals on a dark centre. Great for borders, or as a back-drop. While this variety was bred for cut flowers, once the leading flower has formed, side flowers will also emerge.

Sunflower Smiley F1 Hybrid (Helianthus)

Dwarf pot type Helianthus with profuse branching. Early blooming and day-length neutral characteristics mean you'll get consistent flowering over all plants throughout the season. Smiley's pollenless flowers are a rich, yellow colour with broad petals that maintain an excellent shape without petal curling. Great for sunflower lovers who don't have space for large plants.

Sunflower Sunfill Green (Helianthus)

This is the first of two sunflowers that American Sunflower Breeder, Tom Heaton has bred. Sunfill Green has highly ornamental sepals that wrap the flower face, creating that look typically found on the back of the flower. Unique and unusual, makes an interesting cut flower.F1 Hybrid

Sunflower Sunfill Purple (Helianthus)

This is another sunflower that American Sunflower Breeder, Tom Heaton bred. Sister line to Sunfill Green, Sunfill Purple is adorned with a purple flush. It also has highly ornamental sepals that wrap the flower face, creating that look typically found on the back of the flower. Unique and unusual, makes an interesting cut flower.F1 Hybrid

Sunflower Sunrich Golden Yellow (Helianthus)

Brighten the kitchen table with this popular cutflower without the pollen dropping on your tablecloth! Sunrich Golden Yellow is a specially bred pollenless sunflower that has clear bright deep gold coloured petals and a black centre. This one is the number one cut flower sunflower in the world!F1 Hybrid

Sunflower Sunrich Irish Gold (Helianthus)

Picture perfect sunflower. Gold petals with an unusual green disk in the centre. Fantastic pollenless cut flower. In shorter days (autumn, winter) flowers will not grow as tall as they do in longer days (summer.)

Swede Invitation F1 Hybrid

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

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

Tamarillo (Tree Tomato) Ruby Red

Hidden under a tough skin is a very flavoursome golden-pink flesh. Once considered "the lost food of the Incas". Tamarillo were commercialised in New Zealand and we are now seen as the world leader supplying tamarillo all over the world. Requires a frost free location along with shelter from wind. Easy to germinate.

Tanacetum Robinsons Mix

Masses of daisy like flowers, in varying shades of pink, rose and red, rise above the softest fern like dark green foliage in short spreading mounds. The stems are sturdy and straight and make for an excellent cut flower, while the foliage is strongly aromatic and helps to deter unwanted insects.

Tarragon

One of the four "Fines Herbs" of French cooking, the mild taste of Tarragon is particularly suitable for chicken, lasagne, fish and egg dishes. Tarragon actually prefers poor soils and happily tolerates drought and neglect. Can also be used as an insect repellant!

Thyme Common

Once just a French cooking essential but Thyme is now a must for a wide variety of dishes - casseroles vegetables soups stuffings and sauces. The Thyme plant is an extremely aromatic, woody perennial shrub. Stems are lined with tiny grey-ish leaves and topped with equally tiny pale white/pink flowers. Avoid watering the leaves and try surrounding the plant with bark or stones to help keep the leaves off the ground as Thyme dislikes wet foliage.

Thyme French Summer

Pinkish-white flowers with grey narrow leaves. Said to have more depth of flavour than common thyme. Requires protection from frosts.

Tithonia (Mexican Sunflower) Red Torch

Known more commonly as the Mexican sunflower, this bright beauty will thrive in hot dry conditions. The bright red orange flowers attract Monarch Butterflies that love its open daisy like flower.

Tomatillo Verde

Tomatillos are the key ingredient in fresh and cooked Mexican and Central-American green sauces. Fruit should be firm and bright green, as the green colour and tart flavour are the main culinary contributions of the fruit.

Tomato Birdie Yellow Canary

Super early, delicious and brightly attractive!. Birdie Yellow Canary has 2-3cm round, excellent tasting, yellow cherry tomatoes that are nicely displayed against deep green foliage. Plants are perfect for hanging baskets and mixed patio containers.

Tomato Chocolate Sprinkles F1 Hybrid

First in this type with resistance to Fusarium, Nematode and Tobacco Mosaic Virus. The 2-4cm fruit are a unique chocolate and green striped colour. This variety is best grown in the ground.

Tomato Cocktail Sweet 100 F1 Hybrid

This cherry type tomato produces amazing yields (in the hundreds!). It is VF (two nasty tomato diseases) tolerant, and produces large numbers of branched clusters of fruit.

Tomato Cocktail Sweet Gold F1 Hyb

This is an extra early, tall growing F1 Hybrid variety. Yellow cherry tomatoes with excellent flavour. Plants are vigourous with good fruit sets. Each fruit weighs about 14 grams. Probably best described as a yellow fruiting version of Sweet 100.

Tomato Cocktail Sweet Million F1 Hybrid

Produces dark-red fruit approx 2.5cm in diameter (about twice the size of Sweet 100.) Vigourous plants with increased disease resistance and improved tolerance to cracking. Sweet tasting fruit.

Tomato Cocktail Tumbling Tom Yellow F1 Hybrid

Like its red brother, very sweet and equally attractive on the patio.

Tomato Cocktail Wandering Tom Red F1 Hybrid

Not only sweet and delicious but also very ornamental. The cascading and branching plant is ideal for container use.