(Lactuca sativa) Tall, copper red leaves. Slow to bolt. Resistant to cold & heat. Dates back to 18th century. 64 days. 2300 seeds
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(Lycopersicon esculentum) Heirloom over 100 years old from Cherokee Indian tribe. Medium sized fruit has rose purple skin and brick red flesh, with sw
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(Allium ampeloprasum var. porrum) Heirloom first developed near Edinburgh and introduced in 1834. Named after Musselburg, a coastal town on the Firt
***NOT TO WA*** Highly useful for attracting the predator insects to the garden. An attractive & colourful mix of flowers, herbs & vegetables design
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(Capsicum annum) European heirloom dating back to 1827. Long, thin, cylindrical, green to red fruit to 20cm with pointed end on plant to 70cm high.
(Capsicum annum) Mix of slender, long, thin, cylindrical fruit to 20cm long in a rainbow of colour of green, orange, red and purple fruit. Excellent
(Lactuca sativa) Heirloom. A lettuce variety largely grown for its thick, wide stems that remain crunchy, tender and juicy even as they reach their
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Heirloom originating from Southern China. Also known as 'Stemuretasu'. Purple green long, thin, serrated leaves with purple stem. Highly resistant
(Lactuca sativa) Heirloom. Also known as 'Erthel'. Upright, green leaves with serrated edges forming a compact head; plant to 45cm high. Unusual a
(Lactuca sativa) Austrian heirloom with name 'Forellenschuss' meaning 'speckled like a trout's back'. Large, flat, green leaves with deep red flecks
(Lactuca sativa) First introduced in 1952 & named after Parris Island off the coast of South Carolina. Dark green, upright, slightly savoyed leaves,
(Lactuca sativa) A medieval pickling lettuce with a succulent flower stem which is similar to asparagus in flavour and appearance. Named as its poin
(Lactuca sativa) European heirloom over 120 years old; first introduced in 1885. Also known as 'Red Winter'. Attractive, upright, broad, flat leave