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Impatiens Beacon Mixed F1 Hybrid - 26115

Beacon Mixed contains bright red, coral, orange, salmon, violet shades and white. 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.

Edible Flowers (10 grams) - 46985

Generally edible flowers are used for garnishing or edible decorations rather than by the plateful. Plant heights between 20-50cm. Items you should expect in this 23 variety blend include: Basil, Cress, Dill, Chives, Chervil, Bellis, Borage, Cornflower, Evening Primrose, Fennel, Nasturtium, Oregano, Pansy, Sunflower plus more! As you can see most have foliage used for flavouring or culinary use as well. The sowing rate for Wildflower is approx half a gram per square metre. It can be helpful to mix it with vermiculite, sand or some type of media to help spread it out evenly.

Wildflower Half Tall Mix (25 grams) - 46980

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.

Petunia Shake Blueberry F1 Hybrid - 36905

Petunia Shake™ Blueberry delights with unique, velvety blooms swirled in rich blueberry and creamy tones, creating a striking marbled effect. Free-flowering and weather tolerant, it’s ideal for adding bold colour to pots, hanging baskets, and sunny garden beds.

CF Zinnia Isabellina Creamy Yellow - CF2277

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.

Capsicum Orange Star F1 Hybrid - 53755

A sweet orange bell pepper. Fruit weighs approximately 220g

Capsicum Chilli Habanero Caribbean Red - 54020

Right up there with the hottest chilli's available! This fantastic item turns a bright scarlet-red on maturity. 200 times hotter than Jalapeno. Use with care as it is "alarmingly hot".

Cornflower Classic Romantic - 17810

Fabulous shades of rosy red to charming pink with white tips. The flowers are often two toned with darker centres, magnificent bicolour displays. Great for mass planting.

Salvia Dwarf Rhea Blue - 39830

Dwarf Rhea has pure blue flower spikes. Salvia farinacea thrive in a vast range of climatic conditions. They are great garden performers and will flower early right through until autumn. Relatively pest and disease free.

Poppy Ladybird - 38390

This poppy sends up two or more dozen lovely little flowers that look just like large Black and Scarlet ladybugs. Kids love them! Great in mass plantings. Tidy and compact plant habit.

Rudbeckia Prairie Sun - 39200

Looking for bright and sunny, this is a sure winner. Fantastic golden yellow petals surround a green centre. Sturdy, versatile and stunning, will continue to brighten your garden throughout the season.

Impatiens Beacon Bright Red - 26105

Beacon Bright Red is a lovely warm-toned red on upright and moderately vigorous 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.

CF Antirrhinum Madam Butterfly Ivory Group 2 - CF0250

Beautiful azalea double blooms on branching plants. Image supplied by Nourish Gardens

CF Asclepias Soulmate - CF0406

Bred specially for Cutflower production, waxy rose pink flowers can appear in as little as 3 months when grown from seed. Tolerable of most soil conditions, this beauty is equally as nice in the garden border where it will attract various different pollinators. The long green seed pods can also be used as a feature in installations or bouquets.

CF Antirrhinum Orleans Early Lemon Yellow Group 3-4 - CF0335

Pale, lemon-yellow florets with a touch of gold at the centre of the bloom. Strong stems, uniform plants and blooms. For field or greenhouse. Group 3–4: considered a "main season" or "all season" variety.

Cauliflower DePurple - 54730

Jazz up your cauliflower salads with this purple cauliflower. Smooth, dense purple curds that intensify in colour with higher light levels. Adaptable to varying environmental conditions.

Viola Frizzle Sizzle Mini Mixed - 45565

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.

Corn Popcorn Ruby Red F1 Hybrid - 55815

Crunchy, nutty tasting popcorn. It has a brilliant deep red kernel, which pops into brilliant white popcorn. As it dries for popping, the kernel becomes a deeper and deeper red. After popping it holds more anthocyanin and cyanidin than yellow popcorn. These components are known to have high antioxidant activity, so it has a higher nutritional value. Popcorn is becoming increasingly popular, now you can grow your own! Just grow as you would a normal sweet corn, except leave the cobs to dry on the plant. Popcorn is a heavy feeder and needs plenty of nitrogen. Your Popcorn will be ready to harvest when the husks have dried and the kernels are plump, well-coloured and shiny. Remove the husks and dry the cobs fully in a cool, well ventilated place for at least a month. Your kernels will not pop if they are too moist. Test if they are ready by attempting to pop several kernels, if they don't pop, or if the popped corn is chewy, try again after several more days of drying. When cobs are fully dry, harvest them by rubbing seeds off the cob via a twisting action with your hands. Store in an air-tight container (you can pop your container in the fridge) until you are ready to pop them. If stored well they should retain their popping quality for several years!

CF Zinnia Oklahoma Ivory - CF2295

Pretty double blooms in shades of creamy butter-ivory shades.

CF Antirrhinum Madam Butterfly Red - CF0270

Beautiful azalea double blooms on branching plants. Image supplied by Nourish Gardens