BLACK BEAUTY (Zucchini)
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(Lycopersicon esculentum) Old English heirloom. Scarlet red, round, smooth fruits with thin skin & solid flesh to 115g, produced on vigorous, open bu
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(Ocimum basilicum) Bright green leaves on small, compact, rounded bush. Strong flavour and fragrance. Use fresh or dried. Ideal for pots, and attr
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(Beta vulgaris) Old Italian heirloom; also known as 'Italian Silver Rib'. Excellent flavour. Attractive, vigorous plant with wide, white stems & cr
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GROSSE LISSE
(Lycopersicon esculentum) Heirloom meaning 'large smooth'. Large, oval-shaped, red fruit with excellent flavour. Popular variety. High yields over lo
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RED BUNCHING
(Allium fistulosum) Attractive, bright red stems & dark green tops to 70cm high with mild, sweet flavour. Forms no bulb. Use in salads or cooked. Es
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BLUE LAKE 0.2kg (200g)
(Phaseolus vulgaris) Heirloom dating back to 1885, developed in the Blue Lake area around Urich, California. Straight, stringless, bright dark-green
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SIBERIAN (Kale)
(Brassica napus var. pabularia) Extremely hardy. Quick growing. Large, blue-green, slightly curled leaves, shaped like a feather. Non-heading. Grow
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(Cucurbita ficifolia) South American heirloom. Also known as 'Fig-Leaf Gourd', 'Malabar Gourd', 'Siam Pumpkin', 'Thai Marrow', 'Shark Fin Melon', 'Ch
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COSTATA ROMANESCO
(Cucurbita pepo) Italian heirloom. Delicious, rich, nutty flavoured, pale-green fruit with slight ridges. Popular variety. May be used like regula
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EARLY PROLIFIC STRAIGHTNECK
(Cucurbita pepo) Heirloom first introduced into the market in 1938. Uniform, yellow-lemon, slightly rough, club-shaped fruit. High yields. Harvest
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(Cucurbita pepo) Heirloom from the 1800's and grown by the Cooper family from New Jersey for over 100 years. Golden yellow, bulbous fruit with sligh
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(Cucurbita pepo) Bush. Bright yellow, cylindrical shaped fruits. First introduced onto the seed market in 1973. 50-55 days.
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