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Cabbage Savoy King F1 Hybrid - 52800

Large heads of finely crinkled leaves semi-flat in shape. Delicious flavour.

Aquilegia Earlybird Red White - 12535

A shorter stem aquilegia with neat mounding foliage and upright habit. Earlybird Red White produces an abundance of striking red and white flowers that stand out vibrantly wherever they are planted. A great filler for pockets of colour around the garden, or make a bright statement as a front border.

Watercress - 66000

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.

Mint Peppermint - 65062

Peppermint came to the fore with the colonists, who used it medicinally. They drank mint tea for headaches, heartburn, indigestion, gas, and to help them sleep. They also drank mint tea for pure pleasure. A nice alternative to Mint Spearmint.

Turnip Snowball - 64000

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

CF Phlox Cherry Caramel - CF1750

Large fragrant flowers with a special colour combination in one flower. Flowers are caramel brown-yellow with a cherry red centre. Strong stems.

Pansy Matrix Clear Scarlet F1 Hybrid - 32724

Again, a great selection of popular large flowered clear faced pansies that are "tried and true".

Radish Mixed - 61200

This mix has all the common shapes of salad radish. Very easy to grow. Fast maturing.

Marigold Luna Yellow F1 Hybrid - 28650

A small-flowered variety that sprouts hundreds of flowers and forms dense, bright yellow carpets of blooms. Luna grows very compact and uniform up to a height of approximately 25cm. The plant roots drive away soil pests and combat the “soil fatigue” caused by nematodes. Unfortunately, they are also the favourite food of snails, so you should protect your marigold from being eaten by them. With this knowledge, however, you can also turn the tables and deliberately lure snails away from other endangered plants with the help of marigolds by making them a “sacrificial plant” at a sufficient distance.

Microgreens Wheatgrass - 58690

An easy-to-grow nutritious microgreen. Spread seed liberally over your tray and cover lightly with soil. It can enhance germination if you pop the seeds you are about to sow in the fridge for two weeks beforehand. NZ grown seed.

Gazania New Day Mix F1 Hybrid - 22410

Bred not only to have larger flowers and really bright colours, but also features a more compact plant habit. Like all Gazania, New Day is very wind, heat and drought tolerant.

CF Stock Iron Pink - CF2040

Very strong and hard stems with heads that are very tight between florets.

Sweet Pea Jilly - 41820

Jilly’ is a lovely shade of soft cream and is a favourite among flower farmers. It has won numerous awards with its long, strong stems and a delightful fragrance. Bred by Harriss and Unwins.

CF Sweet Pea Old Times - CF2150

Lime-Green flowers with a blue tinge and veins. Strongly scented.

Impatiens Beacon White F1 Hybrid - 26140

Pure white flowers on moderately vigorous, upright mounded plants with mid-green foliage. One of the most adaptable and versatile garden performers of all bedding plants; impatiens tolerate shade, full sun and just about anything else - except frost. Beacon is a Downy Mildew disease resistant variety, it offers a high resistance (not immunity) to the bacteria that causes the DM on impatiens walleriana.

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.

CF Antirrhinum Orleans (Costa) White Group 3-4 - CF0190

Plant towards the end of winter into summer. The abundant flowering and top quality flower stems already start at the end of spring and last until the beginning of autumn. Formerly known as Antirrhinum Costa