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AMERICAN FLAG
(Allium ampeloprasum) Heirloom originating from America. Long thin stems with dark green leaves. Winter hardy. Resistant to disease. Used in sala
$3.60
AUSTRALIAN BROWN
(Allium cepa) Heirloom first introduced in 1897 by W. Atlee Burpee after obtaining the seed from C.C. Morse & Co. (later Ferry Morse Seed Co.) Mediu
$3.60
BI-COLOUR PEAR
(Cucurbita pepo) Heirloom. Attractive, small, pear shaped fruit, strikingly green on the bottom & golden yellow on top with smooth skin and extremel
$3.60
BITTER MELON (Bitter Long)
(Momordica charantia) Also known as 'Bitter Melon', 'Karalla' & 'Balsam Pear'. Pale green, heavily warted fruits with tapered ends & crisp, tender t
$3.60
BLACK (grown for seed)
(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
$3.60
BLACK SEEDED SIMPSON
(Lactuca sativa) Heirloom introduced in 1850 by Peter Henderson & Co. Large, light green, crumpled leaves with sweet flavour. Inner leaves blanch a
$3.60
BOULE D'OR
(Cucumis melo) Rare French heirloom first listed in Vilmorin's book 'The Vegetable Garden' in 1885. Also known as 'Golden Perfection'. Yellow fruit
$3.60
BRONZE ARROWHEAD
(Lactuca sativa) Heirloom first introduced in 1947 by Germania Seed Co. Green & bronze oak shaped, tender leaves with exceptionally sweet flavour. R
$3.60
BULGARIAN GIANT
(Allium ampeloprasum var. porrum) Extra long, thin, greenish white stems with light green leaves. Quick growing; early to mature. Renown for its cons
$3.60
BUTTERCRUNCH
(Lactuca sativa) Heirloom. Crisp, light green, fan shaped leaves with small heart & sweet flavour. Heat tolerant; bolt resistant - resists bolting l
$3.60
CANARY YELLOW
(Cucumis melo) Large, bright yellow, slightly elongated melon with pale green (almost white), firm flesh & flavour reminiscent of a fruit salad. Sha
$3.60
CHOU MOELLIER
(Brassica oleracea var. acephala) Rare heirloom also known as 'Walking Stick Cabbage'. A giant tree kale with very large, slightly crumpled, green
$3.60
CLEMSONS SPINELESS
(Abelmoschus esculentus) First introduced in 1939 by Clemson Seed Co; originating from South Carolina. Rich green, slightly ribbed pods produced on
$3.60
COWLARDS GREEN (LSP)
(Cucurbita pepo) Heirloom variety handed to us by a local seed saving group. Oval, mid to dark green, cylindrical with slight ridges. Best harveste
$4.20
DRUNKEN WOMAN
(Lactuca sativa) Italian heirloom. Bright green leaves with deep bronze, heavily fringed leaves. Attractive variety. Slow to bolt. 50 days. 120
$3.60
DWARF BLUE CURLED
(Brassica oleracea var. acephala) Heirloom. Heavily curled, light green leaves with bluish tinge & short, white stems. Hardy, low growing plant to 30
$3.60
EARLY HANOVER (Honeydew)
(Cucumis melo) Heirloom first introduced in 1895 by T. W. Woods & Sons from Virginia. Medium sized, globe shaped, indented fruit to 1.5kg with sweet
$3.60
EARLY HANOVER (Kale)
(Brassica oleracea) Also known as 'Premier'. Heirloom. Attractive plant with copious amounts of flavourful, smooth green leaves with scalloped edges
$3.60
EDEN'S GEM
(Cucumis melo) Heirloom from Colorado & dating back to 1905. Also known as 'Rocky Ford Green Flesh' or 'Netted Gem'. Small, round, netted fruit th
$3.60
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 &
$3.60
FOUR SEASONS
(Lactuca sativa) French heirloom dating back to 1880. Highly attractive magenta coloured outer leaves, with pale green / cream coloured inside leaves
$3.60
GREAT LAKES
(Lactuca sativa) Heirloom. Large, crisp, firm lettuce. Heading type. Tolerates warm conditions. Slow to bolt. First introduced in 1951. 80-95 d
$3.60
GREEN COSSACK
(Brassica oleracea) Heirloom. Broad, feathered greyish blue/green with greenish white veins. Sweet & tender when harvested young. Very cold toleran
$3.60
GREEN MIGNONETTE
(Lactuca sativa) Smaller sized green leaves with reddish brown outer tinge. Crisp & tender leaves with very sweet & nutty flavour. Easy to grow bei
$3.60
GREEN NUTMEG
(Cucumis melo) Heirloom described by Fearing Burr in 1863 in his book 'Fruit and Vegetables of America' as a variety that had 'already been in cultiv
$3.60
ITALIAN LONG KEEPER
(Allium cepa) Very large, round, golden-brown bulb with dense, white flesh & a sweet pungency. Late maturing. Excellent storage. Best sown in Spri
$3.60
JING ORANGE
(Abelmoschus esculentus) Asian heirloom. Bright red-orange pods, superior in flavour than green varieties. Prolific. Tolerates dry conditions. Ea
$3.60
LOLLO BIONDA
(Lactuca sativa) Italian heirloom. Deeply curled, green, open hearted lettuce. Attractive variety, used in mesclun salad. 45-60 days. 1800 seeds
$3.60
LOLLO ROSSA
(Lactuca sativa) Italian heirloom. Deeply curled, open hearted lettuce; light green centre touched with bright red tips. Attractive variety, used i
$3.60
LONG GREEN (LSP)
(Cucurbita pepo) English heirloom. Dark green fruit with thin, cream stripes. Bushy plant. Prolific. Similar to zucchini but with larger fruit &
$4.20
LUNGO DELLA RIVIERA
(Allium porrum) Italian heirloom. Finger thick, long, cylindrical, upright stems that present well in bunches. Great for 'baby' leeks. Excellent,
$3.60
MELBOURNE CREAM (LSP)
(Cucurbita pepo) Rare heirloom variety. Light green, cylindrical fruit best harvested when 12-15cm long. Excellent, creamy texture with nutty flavo
$4.20
ORNAMENTAL - LARGE
(Cucurbita pepo) Annual vine. Mis of around 6 different large vareities. Can be eaten when young like squash, or left to mature & displayed. 15 se
$3.60
ORNAMENTAL - SMALL
(Cucurbita pepo) Annual vine. Mix of around 6 different small varieties. Can be eaten when young like squash, or left to mature & displayed. 90-10
$3.60
OSAKA PURPLE
(Brassica juncea var. rugosa) Heirloom. Large, oval green leaves with purplish tinged leaves. Mild flavour. Remove outside leaves as required. Le
$3.60
PARIS COS WHITE
(Lactuca sativa) Heirloom dating back to 1835 & introduced by Bernard M'Mahon of Philadelphia. Great for caesar salads etc. Upright plant, with sli
$3.60
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,
$3.60