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PARRIS ISLAND COS
(Lactuca sativa) First introduced in 1952 & named after Parris Island off the coast of South Carolina. Dark green, upright, slightly savoyed leaves,
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WHITE ICICLE
(Raphanus sativus) Heirloom dating back to 1597. Also known as 'Lady Finger'. White, medium-sized radish with crisp, mild flavoured flesh. Does no
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FORDHOOK GIANT
(Beta vulgaris) Heirloom dating back to 1750. Also known as 'Burpees Large Ribbed'. Large, light to deep green, crinkled leaves to 25cm across, wit
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RAINBOW CHARD
(Beta vulgaris) New Zealand heirloom, first introduced in 1849. Large, dark green, crumpled leaves; stems of white, yellow, orange & red to 35cm len
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SPICY ORIENTAL
(Brassica juncea) A great mustard for adding to salads to give that spicy flavour, or cooked like spinach. Also used as micro greens or sprouts. Lea
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(Brassica nigra) Heirloom from the Middle East. Annual. Grown for its seeds which are used to flavour dishes & is also a rich source of oil (approx
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FLORIDA BROADLEAF
(Brassica juncea) Heirloom. One of the first greens to appear in Spring. Open-hearted, spicy, broad, flattened, light green leaves up to 20cm wide &
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KEKKYU TAKANA
(Brassica juncea) Also known as 'Aba Kola'. A heading mustard translated as 'treasure'. Great for growing in the cooler months as it will tolerate
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KOMATSUNA - PURPLE
(Brassica rapa) Originating from Japan. Rare variety with an attractive, deep purple colour. High in nutritional value in particular vitamins A, C
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LIME STREAKS
(Brassica juncea) Long, thin, bright green leaves with heavily serrated edges. 30-50 days. 1000 seeds
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MUSTARD - WHITE
(Brassica alba) Heirloom grown for its seeds in making the condiment 'mustard'. Use seeds whole in pickles or toasted for use in cooked dishes. Due
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