Heirloom, open pollinated, non hybrid and non GMO seeds with no chemical treatments:
The Seed Collection is an Australian owned and operated business based in Ferntree Gully, Victoria. We supply seeds to Australian gardeners.
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It's our aim to make more seeds, more accessible to more people. It's our aim to help you. We don't waste resources on unnecessary packaging or marketing. Instead we supply our seeds in simple packaging and count on our customers to spread the word about our business by telling their friends. This ultimately means we are able to offer our seeds at a significantly better price than most other seed suppliers. Don't believe us? Browse our catalogue and see for yourself ;)
We hope you have fun browsing our website and look forward to taking your order :)
Happy gardening!
-The Seed Collection Pty Ltd
Author: The Seed Collection Pty Ltd Date Posted: 16 April 2019
Containers can add a lot of structure and interest to a garden. However, a trip to any garden centre will confirm that attractive containers don't come cheap. Instead, why not make use of some unusual items you might already have lying around?
Author: The Seed Collection Pty Ltd Date Posted: 30 March 2019
If your plants' leaves are pale and yellow rather than a healthy, vibrant green, does this mean your crop is a failure, good only for the compost heap? Not necessarily. It depends mainly on what caused the problem, as this article explains.
Author: The Seed Collection Pty Ltd Date Posted: 26 March 2019
The larvae of cabbage moths can lay waste to your carefully cultivated brassicas in a few short days. This article explains how to protect your patch against these voracious pests.
Author: The Seed Collection Pty Ltd Date Posted: 21 March 2019
While there are many commercial pesticides and other products available to control an aphid infestation, there's plenty that a gardener can do without resorting to chemicals. This article gives valuable real-world tips on preventing aphid infestations.
Author: The Seed Collection Pty Ltd Date Posted: 18 March 2019
With especially hot, dry summers seeming to arrive ever more often, water conservation is an increasingly urgent issue. Gardeners can be at the forefront of this effort, both by minimising water use and by planting drought-tolerant species.
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