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ROYAL CHANTENAY
(Daucas carota) Heirloom originating from the Chantenay region in France. Red-orange, large diameter root 12-16cm. Excellent variety for heavy or s
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POONA KHEERA
(Cucumis sativus) Heirloom originating from India. Large, dark brown skin with crisp, juicy, white flesh with sweet flavour. Early to ripen - great
$4.20

GOLDEN (Zucchini)
(Cucurbita pepo) Bush. Bright yellow, cylindrical shaped fruits. First introduced onto the seed market in 1973. 50-55 days.
$4.20

BELUGA LENTIL
(Lens culinaris) Also known as 'Black Lentil'. Small, black, round legume so named as they shimmer when cooked making them look like beluga caviar.
$4.20

WHITE SWEET SPANISH
(Allium cepa) Heirloom. Large, white, globe shaped bulb with mild sweet flavour. Very easy to peel. Harvest young for bunching (like spring onions
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GREENFEAST 0.5kg (500g)
***NOT TO WA*** (Pisum sativum) Heirloom. Popular variety. Bush type growing from 75-100cm. Heavy producer with pods 5-7cm in length. 65 days.
$12.00
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BLACK BEAUTY (Zucchini)
(Cucurbita pepo) First introduced to the European market in 1930. Dark green, glossy fruit, 15-20cm in length and up to 5cm diameter. Popular varie
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CHILACAYOTE
(Cucurbita ficifolia) South American heirloom. Also known as 'Fig-Leaf Gourd', 'Malabar Gourd', 'Siam Pumpkin', 'Thai Marrow', 'Shark Fin Melon', 'Ch
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COSTATA ROMANESCO
(Cucurbita pepo) Italian heirloom. Delicious, rich, nutty flavoured, pale-green fruit with slight ridges. Popular variety. May be used like regula
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EARLY PROLIFIC STRAIGHTNECK
(Cucurbita pepo) Heirloom first introduced into the market in 1938. Uniform, yellow-lemon, slightly rough, club-shaped fruit. High yields. Harvest
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EARLY SUMMER GOLDEN CROOKNECK
(Cucurbita pepo) Heirloom from the 1800's and grown by the Cooper family from New Jersey for over 100 years. Golden yellow, bulbous fruit with sligh
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GOLDEN (Zucchini)
(Cucurbita pepo) Bush. Bright yellow, cylindrical shaped fruits. First introduced onto the seed market in 1973. 50-55 days.
$4.20