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Tomato Rapunzel F1 Hybrid

The longest trusses we have ever seen, certainly impressive to look at and very productive. Named after the fairy tale character; Rapunzel produces unique, long cascading trusses with as many as 50 fruits. Tasty, bright red, cherry tomatoes make the perfect addition to salads and kids lunches.

Tomato Roma

Tomato Roma

Pear shaped fruit are produced on a vigourous plant. Good preserving and home garden variety. Acid free.

Tomato San Marzano Tall

Tomato San Marzano Tall

Blocky plum shaped fruits renowned for its quality. Used by the experts for pasta sauces and juices. The fruit is much earlier and more productive than other open pollinated varieties. San Marzano also has less seeds than other Italian tomato varieties.

Tomato Soprano F1 Hybrid

Tomato Soprano F1 Hybrid

Most Italian tomatoes are small, however Soprano is a medium sized, prolific fruiting variety. The plant is very robust and has good disease resistance. The smooth, oblong fruit is uniform in size and has a mild flavour. This variety performs better grown on a trellis or staked.

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Tomato Sweet Valentines F1 Hybrid

Sweet Valentines is a well-branched determinate patio-type tomato. It has a very compact, self-mounding or cascading plant habit, growing to between 30-40cm in height. The nature of its growing habit makes it perfect for both hanging baskets and planters. Great for combination pots with herbs or flowers with its spiller component. Sweet Valentines fruit taper down to a wee point, giving it a heart-shape appearance.

Tomato Topsy Tom F1 Hybrid

Tomato Topsy Tom F1 Hybrid

Perfect for both upside down planting (growing from the bottom of a basket or suspended pot) and traditional planters. Compact/mounded plants. Pliable stems hold abundant fruit and won't break in wind. Topsy Tom just continues to put out branches with many trusses of split resistant, sweet fruit. Cherry tomatoes - fruit size is approx 2-3cm.

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Trachelium Lake Michigan Purple

Tall umbels of delicate purple flowers make this ideal for perennial borders, large tubs and cut flowers. Mid winter to early spring transplants to harvest late spring, early summer. Can also be transplanted late summer to early autumn for autumn to early winter flowering.

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Turnip Purple Top

This heirloom Turnip will be prized for its deliciously sweet and tender white roots. The turnips are often 100mm and sometimes 150mm across, handsomely blushed with pink to purple at the crown.

Turnip Snowball

Turnip Snowball

Rapid growing white tender roots. A far superior strain to that used in agriculture for stock food.

Turnip Tokyo Cross F1 Hybrid

Turnip Tokyo Cross F1 Hybrid

Early maturing (30-40 days) tangy turnip. Perfect for salads as a cooked vegetable or for an unusual yummy alternative... turnip chips!

Uncinia Uncinata

Uncinia Uncinata

The blood red colour of this plant forms a stunning clump of fine foliage. With the strong colour it makes an excellent plant to use as a contrast. Prefers full sun and good drainage. Great landscaping plant. Juvenile foliage exhibits deeper shades of red.

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Verbena Quartz Bordeaux

Intense, vivid rich-red Quartz Bordeaux is a real show stopper in the garden and in pot displays. Slightly spreading, mounding plants make brilliant beds and trail over the edges of mixed containers. Verbena enjoy hot dry conditions, watering underneath the foliage assists in keeping mildew and other diseases at bay.

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Verbena Vanity

New to the market last year, a slightly shorter version of this type of Verbena. It has intense purple-blue flowers that are fragrant. Flowering all summer long till the first Frost in Autumn. This is a great alternative for people who struggle to grow lavender.

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Veronica Pastel Blue

This easy to grow beauty prefers moist, well-drained soil in full sun. Blooms from late spring to mid-summer. When flowers are finished, prune down to the basal rosette for a repeat flowering performance during autumn. Useful for cut flowers, rock gardens, borders and perennial beds. Common name is Speedwell.

Vigna Snail Creeper

Vigna Snail Creeper

Highly perfumed creamy-white flowers spread readily across pergolas or frames. Related to the scarlet runner bean. The flowers resemble curly snail shells hence the common name "Snail Vine". Sometimes called Phaseolus caracalla.

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Viola Frizzle Sizzle Mini Mixed

Unique frilly flower form for viola. Great in containers, baskets or in a landscape setting. Frizzle Sizzle is at it's best in early spring or autumn as stronger ruffling occurs in the cool conditions. Best used in the cooler months, will grow in later spring and summer, but the ruffling will be very minimal and the flower size may reduce.

Viola Sorbet Delft Blue F1 Hybrid

Viola Sorbet Delft Blue F1 Hybrid

The sorbet series is a stand out performer when stacked against any viola. We think violas are a grossly under estimated plant. They are really easy to grow from seed. Within 6 weeks of sowing they are flowering their hearts out. They perform magnificently through autumn and spring and even thrive throughout the coldest, darkest seasons. In addition they have weather (rain and wind) resistance that is just so far superior to pansies.

Viola Sorbet Duet Mix F1 Hybrid

Viola Sorbet Duet Mix F1 Hybrid

The sorbet series is a stand out performer when stacked against any viola. We think violas are a grossly under estimated plant. They are really easy to grow from seed. Within 6 weeks of sowing they are flowering their hearts out. They perform magnificently through autumn and spring and even thrive throughout the coldest, darkest seasons. In addition they have weather (rain and wind) resistance that is just so far superior to pansies.

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Viola Sorbet Marina

A long time favourite of the Sorbet Series. Prolific cute button-faced flowers on a low growing plant. Stands out amazingly in large displays and is perfect for long flowering baskets in the cooler months.

Viola Sorbet Mix F1 Hybrid

Viola Sorbet Mix F1 Hybrid

Over 17 colours in this mix of bright, cute violas. The sorbet series is a stand out performer when stacked against any viola. We think violas are a grossly under estimated plant. They are really easy to grow from seed. Within 6 weeks of sowing they are flowering their hearts out. They perform magnificently through autumn and spring and even thrive throughout the coldest, darkest seasons. In addition they have weather (rain and wind) resistance that is just so far superior to pansies.

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Viola Sorbet Tiger Eyes Yellow F1 Hybrid

Unusual but interesting pattern of many black stripes upon yellow petals. Early flowering, nice tidy plant habit. Something different for your winter baskets.

Viola White with Purple Wing F1 Hybrid

Viola White with Purple Wing F1 Hybrid

Elegant, bright white viola with a rich yellow eye, flanked by purple wings. A really unusual colour break and sure to be a winner! Perfect for baskets.

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Viscaria Angel Rose

Charming for beds, border and wild gardens. Very easy to grow. Intense, brilliant-rose flowers produced in profusion all summer long.

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Water Spinach

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.

Watercress

Watercress

Watercress grows in streams ditches springs and fast-flowing waters. It has been used as a salad plant since at least Roman times and the first records of it being grown commercially date back to 1750 in Germany. Besides being used in salads it can be put in sandwiches used in soups and oriental stir-fry dishes. It has a fresh, clean peppery taste.

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Watermelon Sugar Belle

One of our most popular watermelons is back! For abundant, early maturing sweet watermelons choose Sugar Belle. Round, dark-skinned fruit that has bright red flesh... mouth wateringly delicious. &nbspSugar Belle's breeding allows for an improved disease resistance and vigorous growth. Suitable for warm climate areas only.

White Kaka Beak

White Kaka Beak

Lush, green, wide-spreading shrub that produces stunning large white flowers which hang in clusters of 15-20 blooms in spring. Flowers are shaped like a parrots beak, hence the name. Caution: snails can strip masses of leaves overnight!

Wildflower Bee Attracting Mix [Standard Packet]

Wildflower Bee Attracting Mix [Standard Packet]

Beautiful, practical and beneficial. This mix will provide a nice wildflower display for you to admire along with pollen and nectar for our honey bees. For this mix we take 50% of the standard wildflower seed, then add Borage, Phacelia, Echium, Californian Poppy, Cynoglossum, Clover, Alyssum and Nigella.

Wildflower Half Tall Mix

Wildflower Half Tall Mix

Plant heights between 40-50cm. All our wildflower blends are custom made from separate varieties. As a by product of supplying many commercial vineyards with blends, we have made this not so tall an option available to you. Still a wide range of colours and species that will flower all spring and summer. Provides a lot of nectar and pollen sources for the beneficial insects.

Wildflower Mix

Wildflower Mix

A glorious mix of wildflowers. There are 40-odd varieties in this packet that are predominantly spring and summer flowering annuals. You are best to re-sow or over-sow with fresh seeds each year. Guaranteed to bring colour and interest wherever spread. Coverage is based on 1/2 gram per square meter. Height of the flowers vary between 60cm-90cm. It is advisable to prepare the ground (till or soften the soil) and water regularly to begin with. There is a false belief that you can just throw wildflower seeds on hard ground and they will grow! Preparing the ground so that the seed can settle into the soil also reduces the risk of rodents and birds enjoying a free feed!