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Lagurus ovatus (Bunny Tails) - 26195

Bunny Tails are one of my favourites! It was the highlight of my childhood trips to the beach to pick as many of these as I could (to be honest I still pick them when I see them... old habits die hard!) I'm so pleased that we are able to supply this seed, now everyone can grow these delightful, fluffy, heart-warming plants without having to find a beach. Perfect for that soft, delicate border you may want. Best harvested for floral arrangements just before seed heads shed their pollen and are still light-green in colour. Seed heads harvested once they have shed pollen tend to shatter. We recommend you harvest the whole plant rather than individual stems, therefore sow multiple times throughout the season. Prefers hot and dry conditions.

Peas Mammoth Melting - 60350

A tall growing ‘Snow Pea’ or ‘Sugar Pea’. Tall plants produce more yield than the dwarf Oregon counterpart. Pick when pods are immature or flat.

Beetroot Action F1 Hybrid - 51400

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

Spinach Perpetual - 61730

An attractive dark green variety noted for its fast growth and holding ability. Also known as Spinach Beet.

Capsicum Chilli Jalapeno - 54030

Deep solid green, turning red on maturity. Fruit are 7.5cm long. Hot and zesty flavour without being over powering. Use when green or red.

Capsicum Dwarf Snack Yellow F1 Hybrid - 54076

Orange baby sweet peppers. Fruit size 3.5 x 6cm Edible Capsicums (Peppers) have become an important part of the explosive growth of edible plants grown in pots or container gardening. Only certain varieties are suitable for this. The following range opens up this opportunity. Grown in containers capsicums can usually be started earlier simply by placing in a sunny, sheltered, warm location.

Radish Amethyst - 61160

A round radish with striking purple skin that contrasts very well with the crisp white flesh. Slow to go pithy, good shape and strong tops. Great colour for those salads.

CF Zinnia Queeny Lime Blotch (Rose Centre) - CF2350

Sports lovely, large, dahlia-like blooms on a sturdy, compact plants. Unusual and novel colours.

Spinach Oriental Imperial Green - 61715

An Asian Spinach often used raw in salads but equally useful as a traditional spinach. Erect plant habit keeps leaves clean. Rapid growing and resists bolting. Good mildew resistance.

Antirrhinum Madame Butterfly F1 Hybrid - 12100

All time favourite, Madam Butterfly has fabulous double blooms. Terrific garden performance.

Limnanthes Poached Egg Flower - 26850

This Californian annual is very easy to grow in almost any soil, in a sunny spot. The bright white and yellow cup-shaped flowers create a cheerful patch of ground cover. Commonly called the Poached Egg Plant. It will self-seed freely and naturalise readily.

Capsicum Sweet Classic F1 Hybrid - 53720

Improved Double Up. Quality, thick-walled fruit. Large smooth fruit on sturdy upright plants. F1 hybrid vigour ensures a prolific crop of first class quality, blocky, bell-shaped sweet peppers. Colour goes from green to red.

Carrot Rainbow Mixed - 54240

Coax the kids with these assorted, brightly coloured carrots! Great bright colours that will hopefully encourage the kids to try out their gardening skills. You'll hear squeals of delight as they harvest these red, green, yellow and even purple carrots. Not only fun for the kids though, these intriguing, bright carrots look fantastic on the plate... and taste great

Dill Bouquet - 64858

Finely cut lacy foliage makes a nice garnish. Bouquet is an early flowering selection with large seed umbels and foliage. Dill seeds are great for pickles.

Oriental Pak Choi Green Fortune - 59450

Compact plant, early with high heat tolerance. Nice green petioles. Crisp and sweet.

CF Zinnia Oklahoma Salmon - CF2310

Sturdy double and semi-double mounded blooms 5cm across.

Turnip Snowball - 64000

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

Peas Alderman - 60100

The advantage of Alderman is the extended harvesting period. Large, curved, dark green pea pods each containing up to 11 tender peas with great flavour. From sowing you can expect to pick your first peas in about 2 months and picking can continue for a month or more. These plants have a tall growth habit that will require support, but is well worth the effort for the heavy crops produced.