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Vegetable seeds
Vegetable seeds online. Heirloom, open pollinated, non-hybrid and non-GMO seeds with no chemical treatments.
Kale- Red Russian
Brassica oleracea, 100 seeds
- Can be cooked or eaten raw
- Good for baby leaf and microgreens
Sow: Late summer and autumn
From $1.00
Tomato- Cherokee Purple
Lycopersicon esculentum, 50 seeds
- Climbing (indeterminate)
- Exceptional flavour
Sow: Spring and early summer (or after frost)
$1.10
Perilla- Green
Perilla fruitescens, 100 seeds
- Annual 60cm
- Asian culinary herb
Sow: Spring or after frost
$1.50
Lettuce- Black Seeded
Lactuca sativa, 115 seeds
- Looseleaf variety
- Fast growing
Sow: Spring and autumn
$1.00
Kale- Black Toscana
Brassica oleracea acephala, 100 seeds
- Leaf vegetable
- Dark grey savoyed leaves
Sow: Late summer and autumn
$1.00
Leek- Bulgarian Giant
Allium porrum, 60 seeds
- Vegetable
- Exepttionally long white stems
Sow: Spring, summer and autumn
$1.00
Tomato- San Marzano
Lycopersicon esculentum, 50 seeds
- Climbing (indeterminate)
- Italian heirloom variety
Sow: Spring and early summer (or after frost)
$1.00
Silverbeet- Ruby Red
Beta vulgaris, 20 seeds
- Leaf vegetable
- Dark green leaves with red stems and veins
Sow: Spring, summer and autumn (or anytime outside of frost)
$1.00
Capsicum- Golden Californian Wonder
Capsicum annum, 35 seeds
- Also known as "Sweet Pepper"
- Fruit to 10cm
Sow: Spring or after frost in cool climates, anytime in warm climates
$1.50
Asparagus- Connovers Colossal
Asparagus officinalis, 20 seeds
- Perennial vegetable 150cm
- Old variety from 1873
Sow: Spring
$1.10
Cabbage, Savoy- Green Vertus
Brassica oleracea, 100 seeds
- Leaf vegetable
- Large heads to 2.5kg
Sow: Early spring, late summer and autumn
$1.00
Tomato- Amish Paste
Lycopersicon esculentum, 50 seeds
- Climbing (indeterminate)
- Heirloom variety
Sow: Spring and early summer (or after frost)
$1.10
Cucumber- Marketmore
Cucumis sativus, 25 seeds
- Summer salad vegetable
- Good disease resistance
Sow: Spring(or after frost) and summer
$1.00
Cucumber- Poinsett
Cucumis sativus, 30 seeds
- Summer salad vegetable
- Good disease resistance
Sow: Spring(or after frost) and summer
$1.00
Silverbeet- Magenta
Beta vulgaris, 20 seeds
- Leaf vegetable
- Green leaves with magenta stalks
Sow: Spring, summer and autumn (or anytime outside of frost)
$1.00
Bunching Onion- Winter Ishikura
Allium fistulosum, 120 seeds
- Vegetable
- Long stalks to 45cm
Sow: Autumn, winter and early spring
$1.00
Tomato- Oxheart Red
Lycopersicon esculentum, 50 seeds
- Climbing (indeterminate)
- Heirloom variety
Sow: Spring and early summer (or after frost)
$1.00
Watermelon- Charleston Grey
Citrullus lanatus, 15 seeds
- Summer vine fruit
- Large fruit to 15kg
Sow: Spring or after frost
$1.10
Eggplant- Tsakoniki
Solanum melongena, 50 seeds
- Long cylindrical fruit growing to 22cm
- Very attractive purple and white striped skin
Sow: Spring or after frost
$1.00
Cabbage- Early Jersey Wakefield
Brassica oleracea capitata, 95 seeds
- Leaf vegetable
- Conical heads to 1kg
Sow: Early spring, late summer and autumn
$1.00
Radish- Watermelon
Raphanus sativus, 75 seeds
- White roots with red/pink interior
- Sweet and crisp
Sow: Spring, autumn and winter
$1.20
Radish- Fire Candle
Raphanus sativus, 100 seeds
- Root vegetable
- Long tapered bright red roots
Sow: Spring, summer, autumn and winter
$1.00
Tomato- Evergreen
Lycopersicon esculentum, 60 seeds
- Climbing (indeterminate)
- Heirloom variety
Sow: Spring and early summer (or after frost)
$1.10
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