BORECOLE - RED KALE
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STAR OF DAVID
(Abelmoschus esculentus) Heirloom from Hyde County of North Carolina. Named because cross sections of the pod look like the Star of David. Green, th
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Large sheet 6mx6m. Net is 2mm Woven, 45gsm and UV Stabilised. Ideal for trees and larger structures as well as isolation cages.
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***NOT TO WA, NT*** (Zea mays) American Appalachian heirloom also known as 'Hickory Cane' introduced over 160 years ago by A.O. Lee of Hickory, Vir
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COUNTRY GENTLEMAN (Sweet, Maize)
(Zea mays) Heirloom dating back to the 1800's. Plant to 150cm high producing cobs to 20cm long with pale white, irregular shaped kernels formed in a
$4.20
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