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(Beta vulgaris) Heirloom first introduced by D M Ferry & Co in 1892, Canada. Globe shape, dark-red roots to 80mm with excellent flavour. Prolific.
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(Brassica oleracea) Heirloom. Round, compact, green heads 2-2.5kg in weight. Matures early. Especially suited to cooler summers. Excellent variet
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(Brassica oleracea) American heirloom dating back to 1840. Forms dark green, conical heads averaging 12-15cm across & weighing up to 1.5kg. Sweet fla
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CAYENNE CSB(A)
(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.
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(Phaseolus vulgaris) Italian heirloom originally sourced from SSE in USA. Long, broad, flattened, stringless, green pods with excellent flavour and
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