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Beetroot Detroit - 51300

Please select either Tape or Seeds Round globe shaped bulbs that are blood red with no zoning.

Beetroot Action F1 Hybrid - 51400

Strong topped variety, making for an easy harvest. Early maturing, deep blood red, tender roots.

Beetroot Cylindra - 51200

Cylindrical shaped red beet. Excellent slicing variety. Do not plant close together as this creates misshapen roots.

Beetroot Bonny Baby - 51100

As smooth and round as beet come. Tender dark red/purple interiors. "Mini Vegetable"

Beetroot Bulls Blood - 51120

Distinctive rings on this round beet add a lovely visual element to salads. The deep red leaves are fantastic in mesclun mixes and micro salads.

Beetroot All Seasons F1 Hybrid - 51020

Having the luxury of wandering to the garden patch and picking fresh, nutritious vegetables for your evening meal is indeed one of the privileges that many of us in New Zealand still have. Beetroot All Seasons is ideal. As the name suggests you can have produce all year round not to be confused with planting the seed all year round. Beetroot is a great vegetable that when sown at optimal times will give you something to bring to the table all year round. Beetroot All Seasons is ideal. To establish a good winter harvest you need to plant the seeds while the weather is still warm in late summer, giving the plants time to get their roots established and a healthy, robust leaf growth before the cold of winter sets in. All Seasons is a small to medium beet that has a half-long cylindrical shape resulting in high yields. It is dark red , smooth with small crowns and tap roots, and has little to no zoning. Excellent flavour and yields.

Beetroot Rainbow Blend - 51150

Something a little novel, different and nutritious. Expect, Golden, White, Chiogga and Red beet in this blend. Prepare as you would any other beetroot.

Beetroot Golden Touchstone - 51050

A yellow/orange globe beetroot. Globe has a sweet flavour and without the dominating red colour like usual beetroot it works well as an addition to casseroles. Although the flavour is the same as the red beets the mind works in mysterious ways... sometimes you can be tricked into thinking it tastes different! In these cases we recommend you eat it with your eyes closed!!!

Microgreens Beetroot Bulls Blood - 58630

Beetroot Bulls Blood is one of the most attractive microgreens you can grow with its vibrant colours. Its earthy flavour and crunchy, juicy texture make it a popular choice among foodies and chefs for salads, sandwiches and soups.

Beetroot Chioggia - 51130

Also known as the candy cane beet. Originating from the Italian coastal town near Venice, Italy - Chioggia has been around since the early 19th century. The flesh is a hot pink colour with white stripes. Prepare as you would any other beetroot.

Radish Champion - 61100

Please select either Tape or Seeds This traditional round globe shaped variety is deep scarlet in colour. Brighten up your salads with this spicy condiment.

Carrot Manchester Table - 54200

Please select either Tape or Seeds Small cored and fine texture. Medium long "blunt" ended. Excellent eating quality.

Bean Dwarf Borlotti Red Rooster - 50230

Certainly not your standard bean. Small red-speckled pink beans that are great in soups and stews. Try substituting Borlotti into your Black Bean recipes! Fantastic variety for dried beans.

Radish Cabernet F1 Hybrid - 61050

Tall red globe style radish. Fast maturing with lush hardy tops. Deep red colour with crisp flesh. Great all-purpose radish.

Carrot Kyoto Red - 54170

An eye-catching heirloom carrot prized for its rich reddish-purple skin and vibrant orange core. ‘Kyoto Red’ produces long, tapered roots with a sweet, full carrot flavour that becomes even richer when cooked. Originally from Japan, this variety performs well in loose, well-worked soil and is a favourite for fresh eating, roasting, and juicing. Harvest young for tender, crisp roots or allow to mature for deeper flavour and colour. A unique and rewarding choice for adventurous home gardeners

Onion Rossa Lunga di Firenze - 59415

A delicious salad onion with juicy, mild, crisp flesh. Lovely, red, elongated bulbs perfect when picked young. The flavour gets stronger the longer it is left to mature. The bulbs start to increase in size with longer days and grow approximately 8-10cm. The ground should be well prepared and nice and warm when planting directly outdoors; once the plants have started growing it’s a good idea to mulch around them to conserve moisture. Plant your rows about 20cm apart. Side dressing with some all purpose fertiliser a couple of times in the first couple of months is advisable, but should cease two months before harvesting. Onion can be started in punnets indoors up to around 10 weeks before planting out, but be sure you have a nice light warm area while they grow. Plant seed approx 2.5cm apart and cover with 5mm of seed raising mix. When transplanting the plants should be at least 5-7cm, bury the crowns 2.5cm into the well prepared soil. Mulching to conserve moisture is recommended.

Tomato Heirloom Russian Red - 63200

The Russian Returns. We have resorted to growing our own seed after years of frustrating stock shortages with our suppliers. This variety performs well outdoors, with strong foliage tolerant of cooler conditions. Very popular variety.