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Corn-Salad - 64850
Historically classed as a weed known as Lamb's Lettuce - this could be because it generally appeared about the lambing season, or because it is a favourite food of lambs! The young leaves in spring and autumn are particularly tasty - a great addition to your salad mixes or eaten on its own.
Sweet Pea Nimbus - 41980
Moody, inky blue-grey blooms are flaked and rimmed with aubergine colouring. Very unique in appearance. Bred by Unwins.
Zinnia Fairyland Mix F1 Hybrid - 47610
Large fully double blooms on healthy deep green foliage. Bright colours. Zinnia are easy to grow, but to get the best from them grow in warm, sheltered conditions only. Do not sow early as zinnia like warmth and clear skies. Always water around the plants (keeping foliage and flowers dry). For the windier or wetter climates you should use Profusion or Zahara zinnia.
Cabbage Desert Vantage F1 Hybrid - 52720
A uniform large (20cm diameter) heading variety with a small core and outstanding density. Medium green (almost pea green ) in colour. Early to mature. Our best variety for coleslaw due to it's lovely sweet flavour.
Carnation Lillipot Mixed - 16150
A great dwarf carnation that grows to approx 25cm high. This fantastic plant stays dwarf and compact without pinching and makes a beautiful display in 10-15cm pots. Lillipot Mixed has a blend of 9 delightful colours.
CF Sweet Pea Winter Sunshine Cream - CF2165
The Winter Sunshine Series is outstanding for greenhouse Cutflower production in early spring requiring only 10 hours of daylight. Long stems with many large undulating flowers.
CF Larkspur Cannes Blue Picotee - CF1435
Strong upright stems. This is a good option for Misty Lavender when it is not available.
Gazania Tiger F1 Hybrid Mix - 22550
Creams oranges and yellows all with strongly contrasting red or rose stripes.
Capsicum Chilli Hot Lemon Zest F1 Hybrid - 54041
A vibrant chilli that brings both colour and zing to the garden. ‘Hot Lemon Zest’ produces slender, bright yellow fruits with a lively citrus heat that adds a fresh kick to salsas, stir-fries, and marinades. Plants are productive and easy to grow, thriving in sunny spots and rewarding gardeners with a steady harvest through the season. Perfect for those who enjoy a bright, spicy twist in the kitchen
Sweet Pea Piggy Sue - 42070
Piggy Sue' (no, not Peggy Sue) is named after a pig rescued from farrowing stalls. It is a pink flush on a cream ground, young flowers when first open appear as a pink picotee. Popular among flower farmers for its vintage, romantic appearance. Bred by Dr. Keith Hammett. Sow March-June for Spring flowers or June-September for summer flowers.
CF Antirrhinum Avignon (Costa) Apricot Group 2 - CF0120
Known for exceptionally sturdy stems. Suitable for more temperate seasons, with cool to moderate temperatures and medium to low light intensity. Plant end of summer and through the winter period until early spring. Beautifully coloured snapdragon variety, with the upper lip of the snapdragon going more towards pink and the lower lip more towards orange.
Onion Spring Bunching - 59300
Standard bunching variety of spring onion. Sow late winter - spring for spring - summer production.
CF Zinnia Benary Giant Lime - CF2230
Fully double, densely petalled flowers, 11.5cm across on long stems.
Rock Melon Honey Dew - 58860
Honey Dew has a really sweet flavour, it's lovely and juicy and delicious served chilled. Flesh is pale green to green. Prefers hot dry climates. Fruit grows approx 10-12cm in diameter.
Cabbage Savoy King F1 Hybrid - 52800
Large heads of finely crinkled leaves semi-flat in shape. Delicious flavour.
Sweet Pea Chocolate Flake - 41650
Bred by Dr. Keith Hammett 'Chocolate Flake' has unique maroon flaked flowers. Beautiful with other flaked cultivars or picked en masse.
CF Digitalis Polka Dot Polly - CF11031
These varieties flower over a long flowering period and branch well with excellent garden performance. Peachy rose toned petals are packed densely onto the flower spike. Sow from November to January for flowering plants in October-December the following year. In some cases you can sow in June for a late flowering crop in January/February but the plants and flowers will be much smaller. Pelleted Seed
Marigold Strawberry Blonde - 29230
The YYT... Yesterday, Today & Tomorrow of the marigold world. Unique genes create multi-coloured blooms on the same plant. Every shade is beautiful, making truly magnificent displays. In spring the blooms change colour quite quickly, however the transition in summer is more gradual.