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EARLY JERSEY WAKEFIELD (Sugarloaf)
(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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GEORGIA SOUTHERN
(Brassica oleracea var. acephala) Heirloom first introduced around 1880. Also known as 'Creole' or 'True Collard'. Large, blue-green, slightly crum
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ROUGE DE HIVER
(Lactuca sativa) European heirloom over 120 years old; first introduced in 1885. Also known as 'Red Winter'. Attractive, upright, broad, flat leave
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ROUGE VIF D'ETAMPES
(Cucurbita maxima) Old French heirloom once the most popular pumpkin in the central market in Paris during 1880's. First introduced into the wider m
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HICKORY KING (Maize)
***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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EMMER GRAIN
(Triticum dicoccum) An ancient, hulled wheat grain domesticated in the Near East, known for its distinct nutty flavor and high protein content. Along
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BORECOLE - RED KALE
(Brassica oleracea) Attractive, finely curled, deep purple-red leaves which may be harvested as needed. Sweeter and more tender than green varieties
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BORECOLE - RED KALE
(Brassica oleracea) Attractive, finely curled, deep purple-red leaves which may be harvested as needed. Sweeter and more tender than green varieties
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EARLY HANOVER (Kale)
(Brassica oleracea) Also known as 'Premier'. Heirloom. Attractive plant with copious amounts of flavourful, smooth green leaves with scalloped edges
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HEIRLOOM MIX (Kale)
(Brassica napus) Attractive mix of all kale varieties including Red Russian, Red Ursa, Lacinato, Ethiopian, Dwarf Blue Curled, Early Hanover, Green C
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RED RUSSIAN (Kale)
(Brassica oleracea var. acephala) Heirloom originating in Siberia, but first entering the marketplace in 1816. Also known as 'Ragged Jack'. Rare, a
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RED URSA (Kale)
(Brassica napus) Introduced by Frank Morton of Wild Garden Seed in Corvallis, Oregon. A combination of Siberian kale and Red Russian kale resulting
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SIBERIAN (Kale)
(Brassica napus var. pabularia) Extremely hardy. Quick growing. Large, blue-green, slightly curled leaves, shaped like a feather. Non-heading. Grow
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