Calendula Officinalis 'Indian Prince' - Pot Marigold50 SeedsCalendula officinalis 'Indian Prince' is an annual which produces bright orange petals which are mahogany red on their reverse, and in the center of the flower, on bushy plantsGrows to a flowering height of around 75cmRemarkably easy to grow and can be simply sown where it is to flower. It is tolerant of any well-drained soil, even quite poor ones. ..

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Dioscorea Batatas - Chinese Yam / Cinnamon Vine(Dioscorea Polystacha)10 TubersAlso known as the cinnamon vine, this Dioscorea is native to China and well known as a source of food, unique for its tubers, which can be eaten raw.Reaching up to 5m tall, this twining vine has heart-shaped leaves around 20cm long, making it an attractive plant to grow up a trellis. Stems are a purple-red and new leaves typically start as a bronze colour before maturing to green.Root-like tubers are around 1m long and can weigh up to 2kg, with a taste similar to a sweet potato.Flowers are small and white, scented like cinnamon, making it an attractive addition to any garden.Vines produce aerial tubers that fall to the ground and sprout within 2 weeks of formation. These are also edible, though not usually used as food, said to taste similarly to new potatoes.Enjoys a well draining soil and full sunlight, often climbing over other plants to get more sunlight.Fully hardy to -15°C...

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Squash Tahitian Butternut - Cucurbita moschata10 Seeds A larger variety of squash, the Tahitian Butternut can reach up to 1m in length and can weigh up to 18kg when ripe.Similar in shape and colour to other butternut squashes, this variety tends to have elongated necks.A winter squash, these can be kept in storage over winter for up to an incredible 9 months. The longer they’re kept stored, the sweeter the flesh becomes.Delicious raw or baked!Matures in around 120 days...

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Cucumber 'Lemon' - Cucumis sativus50 SeedsCucumber Lemon is an unusual heritage variety producing sweet, lemon-shaped fruits, this variety of cucumber is perfect for pickling, or adding to salads.Fruits are rounded with a pale green-yellow rind and white flesh, around 10cm in diameter. Tastes sweet, but milder than a standard kitchen cucumber.  Matures in around 60-70 days. Unlike other cucumbers, will produce fruits until late autumn.Likes a fertile well drained soil, and consistent watering...

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Celosia Argentea Cristata Nana - Jessica Mixed ‘Cockscomb’400 SeedsBetter known as Cockscomb for the wattle-shaped flowers, this variety is a shorter variety of the standard Celosia plants, with a cristate flower form unlike standard varieties.Flowers range from a bright yellow to a dark red, all bearing the same cristate shape. Blooms can last up to eight weeks.Reaching up to 30cm tall, with long lance-shaped leaves, dark green in colour.All parts of the plant are edible, although young stems and flowers are less bitter than older parts, with a flavour similar to Amaranth.Grown as an annual in colder climates, it is a perennial in its native tropical environment, preferring a minimum temperature of around 16°C for growth to occur.Enjoys full sun, and a well draining soil rich in organic matter.Frost tender...

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Akebia Quinata - Chocolate Vine or Five-leaf Akebia10 SeedsAkebia Quinata is a climbing shrub that is native to Japan, China and Korea, and naturalized in the eastern United States.It grows to 10 metres or more in height and has glossy dark green, oval-shaped compound leaves with five leaflets. The flowers are clustered in racemes and are unusually chocolate-scented! Blooms from March to May.The fruits are sausage-shaped pods which contain a sweet edible pulp. The rind, with a slight bitter taste, is used as vegetable, stuffed with ground meat and deep-fried. The vines are traditionally used for basket-weaving.Flowers and fruits are best in full sun, but the vine is very shade tolerant and will grow in woodland settings.Fully hardy to -15°C and under...

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Aristolochia FimbriataWhite Veined Dutchman's Pipe flower20 SeedsKnown as the White Veined Dutchman’s Pipe for its unique flower, this trailing perennial is native to South America.Reaching up to 30cm tall and 1m in spread, this attractive vine trails rather than climbs, making it a great border plant.Its leaves are heart-shaped and has silver-white veins running all the way through, making it very striking to look at. Even more startling are the alien-looking flowers, appearing as curved tubes around 3cm wide. The exterior of the flower is a pale yellow, with the interior being a deep red-purple, with yellow veins and long hairs.Highly attractive to butterflies, these plants are host to the Pipevine Swallowtail butterfly in their native habitat.Enjoys a well draining soil and full to part sunlight.Tolerates temperatures down to about -5°C..

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Adenium Obesum - Pachycaul South African Tree10 SeedsNative to Africa and the Arabian peninsula, this very variable plant can grow in many forms, sometimes with its caudex partly under-ground, or may be taller and above ground, The caudex is generaly bottle shaped,In the summer 4-6cm flowers appears, which can be red, pink, or even white - this plant is also known as the Desert Rose, due to its bright flowers!Grows best in warm situations with sandy soil. Protect against frost and do not water when they are dormant. Cannot endure freezing temperatures and grows best at 10°C and above...

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Adenium Multiflorum - Pachycaul South African Tree10 SeedsNative to central and eastern South Africa, this tree’s latex has historically been used as an arrow poison and a fish stunning poison. A deciduous pachycaul tree, it can grow up to 3m tall, resembling a miniature baobab tree.Please note all parts of this tree are poisonous if eaten. Avoid direct contact with the sap.Flowers in winter with beautiful white, pink and red bicoloured flowers. Throughout the rest of the year the tree will have neither flowers nor leaves. Sheds its leaves before flowering. Flowers can be up to 70mm in diameter.Grows best in warm situations with sandy soil. Protect against frost and do not water when they are dormant. Cannot endure freezing temperatures and grows best at 10°C and above...

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Eschscholzia CalifornicaCalifornian Golden Poppy500 SeedsA native to the United States and Mexico and known as the Californian or Golden poppy, this showy perennial is the state flower of California and has edible leaves when cooked.Reaching up to 50cm tall and 50cm in spread, the Eschsholzia is a fast grower. Leaves are long-stalked and biternate. Flowers bloom from July to September and reach up to 4cm wide in a roughly funnel shape.Very attractive to bees!Can be used medicinally as a pain reliever and anxiety relief, containing no sedatives like its cousin poppies.Please contact a GP before using in a medicinal context.Prefers well-draining soil and can grow in nutritionally poor soil, though cannot grow in the shade.Fully hardy down to -40°C...

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Cotinus Coggygria v PurpureusPurple Smoke Tree Bush30 SeedsCotinus Coggygria is a multiple-branching shrub native from Southern Europe across to China. It grows to 5–7 m (16–23 ft) tall with an open, spreading, irregular habit, only rarely forming a small tree.The autumn colour can be strikingly varied, from peach and yellow to scarlet but this variant produces a striking pink purple colour.The flowers are numerous, produced in large inflorescences 15–30 cm long, each flower 5-10 mm diameter, with five pale yellow petals, in pink to pinkish purple feathery plumes. This gives the plant a wispy 'smoke-like' appearance, hence the common name.Fully hardy to -15°C and well under...

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Vaccinium Macrocarpon - Large American Cranberry50 SeedsVaccinium Macrocarpon is an evergreen Shrub native to North America growing to a spread of around 0.2 m  and a height of around 2 m.Flowering from June to August, the seeds and fruit ripen from August to October.Fruits can be eaten raw or cooked, and can also be succesfully dried for storage.Prefers well drained soil and can grow in nutritionally poor soil, rich soils will produce plants with good leaf production, at the expense of good fruiting, though will grow best in an acidic soil, therefore an erricaceous compost is reccomended.
It can grow in semi-shade to full sun. It prefers moist or wet soil.Fully hardy to -15°C and under...

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Myrica (Morella) Cerifera - The Southern Wax Myrtle50 SeedsAlso known as the Bayberry Tree, or the Southern Wax Myrtle, this small tree is native to North and Central America, and the Caribbean.Highly adaptable, it grows in many habitats including near rivers and streams, in forests, and on sand dunes. It can reach 9m tall in the right conditions, usually reaching around 4.5m tall and 3m in spread.An evergreen, its leaves are about 12cm long, lance shaped and aromatic, especially when young. Dried leaves can be used as an alternative to bay leaves and can also be brewed into a highly aromatic tea.Flowers appear as catkins approximately 3cm long, yellow-green in colour, blooming from later winter through spring. The fruits that follow are covered with a wax that can be boiled off and is used for making candles, or in soap.A popular native American remedial tree, the powdered root bark is used to treat disorders of the bowels, as well as fevers, skin conditions, and ulcers.Please speak to a GP before using medicinally.Can grow in a wide range of soils, so long as they are well draining and kept moist. Prefers full or part sun.Fully hardy...

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Lindera Benzoin - Spicebush20 SeedsAlso known as the spicebush, this dioecious shrub is native to North America and are best known as the host for the well-known Swallowtail Butterfly larvae. The shrub’s leaves are a rounded or curled shape, ideal for protection from predators looking to eat these fantastic caterpillars! The larvae is well known to only shelter on the spicebush, and remain solely on the leaf they were laid throughout their entire larval stage. Caterpillars not included!Attractive to birds and butterflies!The shrub can grow between 1.8 and 3.6m tall, with alternating attractive green aromatic leaves up to 6inches long. In the autumn, leaves turn a beautiful yellow colour.Yellow flowers open in umbel clusters before the leaves appear and are highly fragrant. These are followed by bright red berries that are also very fragrant, and highly attractive to birds, and can be used as a spice substitute when dried and ground to a powder similar in taste to Allspice, FANTASTIC as a dry rub for pork or chicken, fresh berries can beused in many recipies and make a superb addition to apple pies!The leaves and twigs can be brewed into a tea with a mild chai flavour.Tolerates full shade, but autumnal colours will appear best in sunny areas. Enjoys wet but well-drained soil.Fully hardy to -15°C...

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Shepherdia Argentea - Thorny Silver Buffaloberry25 SeedsShepherdia Argentea is a native to North America, a deciduous thorny shrub growing to a height and spread of around 2 to 4 meters, with small oval leaves, covered with fine silky hairs, forming pale yellow flowers followed by bitter, but edible bright red berries, traditionally dried for use during winter or cooked into a sauce for Bison meat by native american tribes.The shrub's thorny branches and thicket forming habit provide a shelter for many small animal species and an ideal nesting site for songbirds.Grows to a height and spread of around 2 to 4 meters.Fully hardy to -15°C and under...

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Mentha Pulegium - European Pennyroyal1000 SeedsMentha pulegium, commonly known as European Pennyroyal, is a perennial native to Europe, North Africa, and the Middle East.Crushed pennyroyal leaves exhibit a very strong fragrance similar to spearmint.  It grows with small mid green leaves, and pink purple pom pom flowers.Pennyroyal is a traditional culinary herb and folk remedy, and is used to make herbal teas, which, although not proven to be dangerous to healthy adults in small doses. It is not recommended for consumption due to its known toxicity to the liver in larger doses.It is a low growing plant, growing to a height of around 40 cm and a spread of 60 cm.Fully hardy to -15°C..

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Pachypodium Lamerei - Madagascar succulent10 SeedsThis truly original succulent comes from the island of Madagascar off the East coast of Mozambique. Madagascar has evolved on its own for millions of years, even its dinosaur fossils are found nowhere else. This succulent is no exception, growing to a height of around 6 meters, it forms a stout trunk lined with many groups of 3 spines. The growing tip produces the lance shaped leaves which can grow to around 40 cm in length.Branching when older, Pachypodium Lamerei produces clusters of creamy white, yellow throated flowers around, 10 cm across.A must have plant for the succulent collection.Likes full sun, a well drained soil, and left dry in the winter, when it will shed its leaves. Keep above 10°C...

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Pachypodium Lamerei var RamosumMadagascar succulent10 SeedsThis truly original succulent comes from the island of Madagascar off the East coast of Mozambique. Madagascar has evolved on its own for millions of years, even its dinosaur fossils are found nowhere else.This succulent is no exception, growing to a height of around 6 meters, it forms a stout trunk lined with many groups of 3 spines.The growing tip produces the lance shaped leaves which can grow to around 40 cm in length.Branching when older, Pachypodium Lamerei produces clusters of creamy white, yellow throated flowers around, 10 cm across. The variant P. Lamerei v Ramosum is a shorter, compact growing variety.A must have plant for the succulent collection.Likes full sun, a well drained soil, and left dry in the winter, when it will shed its leaves. Keep above 10°C...

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Pachypodium Rosulatum v CactipesElephants Foot Palm5 SeedsThis truly original succulent comes from the unique island of Madagascar.A low growing plant which branches early in life. Decent sized plants can be attained from seed in a just a few years. The variety Gracilis, has a spiny base, bearing leaf scars, and becomes quite swollen, up to 15 cm in diameter and 30 cm tall. Clusters of large bright yellow flowers, are produced in summer months, on older plantsA must have plant for the succulent collection.Likes full sun, a well drained soil, and left dry in the winter, when it will shed its leaves. Keep above 10°C...

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Cyphostemma Roseiglandulosum - Madagascar Pachycaul5 SeedsCyphostemma Roseiglandulosum is an unusual caudex forming plant native to Madagascar known as the Elephant Foot Grape Tree.It grows a climbing vine, which swells at the base to form the Caudex - a swollen stem - eventually to 50 to 150 cm tall.Grow on in full sun, during the growing season.  Will die back to the stem during the dry season.Minimum recommended temperature 10°C..

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Operculicarya Borealis - Pachycaul Succulent Tree5 SeedsOperculicarya Borealis is a native to North Madagascar, it is a small growing pachycaul succulent tree, though the stems are less swollen than in other Operculicarya species. A rarely offered plant, can grow to possibly 2 meters, great for bonsai growing!Grows best in a well drained sandy soil mix, with semi dormant dry winter.Miniumum temperature 5°C..

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Jatropha Mahafalensis5 Seeds The only Jatropha native to Madagascar, this small branched tree comes from the south west of the country and can reach around 6m tall.The thick stem branches from near the base, with leaves being produced from the ends of the growing tips. Leaves are typically 3-lobed, around 6cm long, with triangular lobes, and grow on the ends of long leaf stems.Flowers are white with red-striped throats. Blooms are around 10mm wide.Seeds contain an oil known as ‘huile de Betrata’ that is used in similar manners to cousin Jatropha plants as a biofuel.Frost tender to 10°C...

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Carissa Macrocarpa - Natal Plum10 SeedsA many branched spiny shrub from southern Africa, known locally as the Num-Num, its fruits are edible, and is often used as a preserve as well as being eaten off the plant. ALL other parts of this plant are poisonous, a white latex sap is exuded from cuts or damaged areas.Never eat plants which have a milky sap!Growing to a maximum height and spread of 2 - 3 m, it has many elliptical deep green leaves, and fragrant Jasmine like flowers which appear in late spring, followed by the fruit.Minimum temperatures around 5°C...

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Cardiocrinum Giganteum - Giant Himalayan Lily25 SeedsAlso known as the Giant Himalayan Lily, this is the largest species of any lily plant, and found in the Himalayas, as well as in China and Burma.Reaching up to 3m tall, this magnificent lily bears trumpet-shaped flowers up to 20cm long each, which villagers use to carry water in their native habitat.Flowers are white with red-purple streaked throats, are highly fragrant, and grow alternate up the stem.Leaves are large and heart-shaped, forming closer to the base than the flowering tips.Bulbs produce several offsets after the flowers die off.Enjoys part shade, and a well draining but moist soil.Fully hardy to -15°C...

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Protea CynaroidesKing Protea South Africa's National Flower!6 SeedsThe King Protea from South Africa is famed throughout the world for its spectacular flowers which have been known the grow up to 30cm across.Well grown plants can have many flowers at a time!Can grow to a height of around 2 meters in ideal conditions.Hardy down to around -3°C...

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Protea Compacta - Bot River Protea6 SeedsProtea Compacta is a native to South Africa, growing as an erect slender bush, tending to sprawl on richer soils.Producing distinctive leathery leaves, 10 cm in length, with smooth, often reddish margins curving upward to the stems.The flowers are cup shaped and a striking pink colour, up to 12 cm long and up 10 cm in diameter, carried on long stems around 50 cm in length.Can grow to around 3.5 meters meters in height.Hardy down to around -3°C though younger plants are not tolerant of cold...

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Protea Neriifolia - Oleanderleaf protea5 SeedsProtea Neriifolia from South Africa is an erect spreading shrub with grey green leathery leaves, smooth,tapered to both ends, and large pink flowers tipped with a black beard which grow up to 10cm across.Well grown plants can have many flowers at a time!Can grow to a height and spread of around 1.5 to 2.5 meters and in ideal conditions.Hardy down to around -3°C..

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Uncarina Peltata5 SeedsOriginally from north west Madagascar, this small tree is also known as the Mouse Trap Tree, or the Malagasy Firebush.Reaching up to around 7m tall in their native habitat, the caudal trunk is irregularly shaped, growing to 15cm in diameter.Its toothed triangular leaves grow from the top of its stem, around 25cm long and wide, and are soft and velvety to the touch. Leaves die back during the winter season.It takes its common name ‘firebush’ from the orange-red, bell shaped flowers, with purple-red throats, approximately 4cm long. Blooms grow in clusters of between 5-10 flowers.The seed pods have small hooks that stick to fingers and fur, ideal for distribution in the wild!Requires a rich, well draining soil, and to be kept moist during the summer. Watering must be reduced during winter, when it will drop its leaves. Prefers direct sunlight, even during its dormancy.Frost tender to 10°C...

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Protea MagnificaWooly Beard or Queen Protea6 SeedsThis Protea from South Africa is an erect spreading shrub with grey green 10 cm leaves with red tipped margins, and bright flowers which grow up to 15cm across. Well grown plants can have many flowers at a time!Can grow to a height and spread of around 1.5 to 2.5 meters and in ideal conditions.Tolerates temperatures down to around -3°C...

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Protea Subvestita - Waterlily Sugarbush Protea5 SeedsOne of the more cold tolerant species of Protea. This Protea from South Africa is an erect spreading shrubwith blue green lance-shaped leaves, smooth, tapered to both ends, and large creamy white flowers sometimes with pink stamens, which grow up to 15cm across from June to September.Well grown plants can have many flowers at a time!Can grow to a height and spread of around 2 to 3 meters and in ideal conditions.Hardy down to around -5°C though reportedly much more cold tolerant...

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Syncarpha Vestita - Cape Snow10 SeedsSyncarpha vestita, is a stunning and sought after plant, commonly known as Cape snow or Cape everlasting, it is a native to the eastern and western cape in South Africa and is a sturdy, erect and many branched shrub of up to 1 m in height.A disc of tiny purple flowers, surrounded with many pure white pointed bracts, to a total diameter of around 4 to 5 cm,Grows to a height and spread of around 1 meter.Reportedly hardy down to -5°C, though it is recommended to keep above freezing...

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Leucadendron Discolor - ‘Red Conebush’10 SeedsA member of the Protea family, this Leucadendron is native to South Africa, and known as ‘Red Conebush’ due to its bright coloured pollen cones.Reaching up to around 2m tall and 1.5m in spread, it has broad, grey-green ovular shaped leaves and appear to climb the stem.Flower cones are encased in creamy-white bracts that look similar to petals. Male flowers will display the red cones, while female flowers have green cones, making them easy to distinguish. Bracts are approximately 10cm across.Enjoys a well draining, slightly acidic soil, and full to part sunlight.Half hardy to -5°C...

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Afzelia Quanzensis - Mahogany Bean / Lucky Bean Tree / Chamfuti6 SeedsAfzelia Quanzensis is a native to Zimbabwe and other neighbouring countries. It is a very attractive, medium-sized, deciduous tree, with bright green leaves that turn to an attractive yellowish colour in autumn and a large spreading crown. Its grey-green or creamy grey bark is smooth and beautifully patterned with raised rings that flake off irregularly, leaving circular patches.Flowers are sweet-scented, borne in erect clusters, and are green with pinkish red petals Large, brown, woody, flat pods, 17 cm long, are produced in late summer. In autumn they split open to release distinctively black seeds with scarlet arils. There may be up to 10 seeds per pod.Can grow up to 35 m high in ideal conditions.The light red-brown wood of the pod mahogany is hard and has a good grain. It has been used for building, making plywood, furniture, paneling and for flooring. Seeds of this tree are in great demand for ornaments and charms. They are often used as necklaces or made into trinkets and sold as curios.They should be kept protected for the first two seasons in cold areas, as they are frost sensitive.Minimum temperature around 5°C..

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Fatsia Japonica - Japanese Aralia50 SeedsNative to southern Japan, it is an evergreen shrub growing to 3-6 m tall, with stout, sparsely branched stems. The leaves are spirally-arranged, 20-50 cm in width and on a petiole up to 50 cm long, with 7-9 broad lobes, the lobes are edged with coarse, blunt teeth.The flowers are small, white, borne in dense terminal compound umbels in late autumn or early winter, followed by small black fruit.Fully hardy to -15°C...

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Ginkgo Biloba - Maidenhair Tree5 SeedsThis truly epic tree Native to Southern China, now extinct in the wild, but grown in temple gardens and as a specimen tree the world over, is one of natures attempts at getting it right!A genuine prehistoric relic, unchanged for millions of years, dinosaurs would once have feasted on its leaves! Fossil records indicate this tree has not changed since prehistoric times!Several trees were within a mile of the explosion caused by the A-Bomb in Hiroshima in 1945.All of them started to grow again soon after, even though the buildings and streets around them were totally destroyed. These trees still stand in Hiroshima and are regarded as memorials to the people who lost their lives on that day.When mature they can grow up to 30m high, with a spread of 8m. They have large fan shaped leaves - to around 12cm across - and produce long yellow catkin like flowers on male trees and solitary yellow green flowers on female trees.This FRESH batch of seeds has been given cold stratification, so may appear dirty or unsightly. Ready for sowing NOW.Extracts from the Ginkgo tree are also used in many medicines and remedies.Makes a very interesting bonsai subject!..

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Coffea Arabica - Coffee Bean Plant10 SeedsGrow Your Own Coffee!'Coffea Arabica' coffee plant is originally native to the Arabian areas where it was the first cultivated coffee, and has been  grown there for over 1000 years, and worldwide in cultivation, and is an important cash crop in developing countries. Typically has less caffeine than other varieties and is said to produce the highest quality coffee beans.Given ideal conditions, these shrubs can reach over 10m in height. with dark green, glossy, leaves to around 10 cm long. Berries appear and turn from unripe green, to red and purple, and contain 2 seeds, which are dried and roasted to make coffee beans.Germination can be slow and difficult, CONSISTENT conditions must be maintained. Can tolerate low temperatures but be wary of frosts...

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Cactus Mixture100 SeedsCacti are spiny-stemmed succulents that grow in all shapes and sizes around the world. Best known for their drought resistance due to the species that inhabit deserts, sizes can range from as small as 1cm in diameter to an astounding 19m tall.Cactus plants can be tall and treelike with their stems, or small and rounded, most of which are succulent and store water. Most cacti are covered in spines, which can be long and hard or more woolly in appearance.Their flowers are usually striking and brightly coloured, ranging from yellows to pinks to whites and more. Cactus flowers are all fairly similar in shape, growing from a fleshy ‘tube’ and culminating in a many-petalled, single rosettes, though most cacti bear multiple flowers.Most cacti prefer full sun and a very well draining soil,as well as low humidity and occasional misting. Watering can be reduced drastically during the winter months, when many species go dormant.Although some species can take  cooler conditions if kept dry, consider them frost tender to around 10°C!..

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Etlingera Elatior - Torch Ginger - Pink Ginger Lily50 SeedsFound growing wild in the Indo-Pacific region, this beautiful flowering plant has flowers very similar to the giant Proteas of South Africa. This variety produces deep pink flowers at the top of tall stems.It is cultivated for culinary use including the edible inner portions of the stems, either raw or cooked, and its seeds are also used in cooking!Etlingera species are also used as medicinal plants and in perfumes and shampoos!This plant can get fairly big, growing up to 7m tall in ideal condidions, but it can be dwarfed by keeping it in a smaller pot and its amazing flowers are well worth it!Frost tender, keep above 5°C...

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Watermelon 'Crimson Sweet' - Citrullus lanatus60 SeedsWatermelon is a scrambling vine-like plant originally from southern Africa. The watermelon fruit is loosely considered a type of melon, and has a smooth exterior rind (green, yellow and sometimes white) and a juicy, sweet interior flesh.The cultivar 'Crimson Sweet' is pretty much the standard sold variety, with a sweet, bright red, juicy flesh, light and dark striped green skins, with very large fruits to an average weight of around 10 kg or more.Approximately 90 Days to Maturity...

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Watermelon Golden Midget Heirloom - Citrullus Lanatus20 SeedsWatermelon is a scrambling vine-like plant originally from southern Africa. The watermelon fruit is loosely considered a type of melon, and has a smooth exterior rind (green, yellow and sometimes white) and a juicy, sweet interior flesh.The ‘Golden Midget’ variety has a golden rind when mature and pink-red flesh. Fruits can grow to around 20cm in diameter, with an average weight of 1.3kg.Mature in 70 days...

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Watermelon Tendersweet Orange - Citrullus lanatus20 SeedsWatermelon is a scrambling vine-like plant originally from southern Africa. The watermelon fruit is loosely considered a type of melon, and has a smooth exterior rind (green, yellow and sometimes white) and a juicy, sweet interior flesh.The cultivar Tendersweet Orange is a very sweet variety with orange coloured flesh, with average fruit weight of around 8 to 10kg.Approximately 90 Days to Maturity...

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Ligustrum Vulgare - Common European Privet50 SeedsLigustrum Vulgare, commonly known as wild privet or European privet is a native to central and southern Europe, north Africa and southwestern Asia.It is a semi evergreen shrub with erect stems with shiny green, narrow oval leaves produced along the stems. Small creamy white flowers are produced in summer in panicles.In the British Isles it is common in hedgerows and woodlands in southern England and Wales, especially in chalk areas.Grows to a height of up to 3 m.Fully hardy to -15°C...

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Climbing Rose - Pink - Sweet Fragrant FlowersThis Beautiful rose bush will grow well in a sunny position up a trellis or other structure providing support, and give you masses of sweet smelling pink flowers in the summer months.These are bare root plants with approx 20cm of stem. All plants are in good health and have multiple new growing points.Will grown to a maximum climbing height of around 200 - 240 cm...

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Standard Rose - Yellow - Sweet Fragrant FlowersThis Beautiful rose bush will grow well in a sunny position up a trellis or other structure providing support, and give you masses of sweet smelling yellow flowers in the summer months.These are bare root plants with approx 20cm of stem. All plants are in good health and have multiple new growing points.Will grow to a maximum  height of around 140 cm...

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Tomato - Aunt Ruby's German Green - Heirloom VarietyLycoperscion Esculentum30 SeedsA fantastic beefsteak tomato, Aunt Rubys German Green stays green when ripe! A perfect blend of sweetness and spice.Fruits can weigh up to 500 grams or more. Great for slices of fried green tomatoes, way better than using ordinary unripe ones!Around 85 days to maturity...

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Black Cherry TomatoLycopersicon esculentum100 SeedsThis variety of Tomatoes produced  masses of dark cherry tomatoes which have a  sweet sharp flavour.If you're after unusual home grown Tomatos these are the ones for you!Grows to a height of around 2 meters.around 90 days to fruiting...

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Tomato - Matts Wild Cherry - 100 Seeds - Heirloom Variety100 SeedsMatts Wild Cherry is a prolific fruiting variety of cherry Tomato, producing multiple trusses of 1 - 2 cm, and are exceptionally sweet and juicy. A superb tomato for the garden and your kitchen! A few of these plants on the go and they will supply you with a regular crop of hundreds of tiny tomatoes!This tomato has a fair tolerance to cold, so can be grown well outside and still fruiting when other tomato plants will be dying back.55 to 60 days from sowing...

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Tomato - Chocolate Stripes100 SeedsChocolate stripes tomato is a type of heirloom tomato that has a rich, sweet flavour.The skin is a dark brown colour with olive green, lime green or orange stripes.The flesh of a chocolate stripes tomato is reddish brown with almost no seeds.Similar in size to a beefsteak tomato and can reach weights up to 500g.Indeterminate variety.Days To Maturity 85-95Full sun, moist well drained soil...

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Squash Honeynut - Cucurbita moschata10 SeedsThese squashes are notable for their bizarre, wrinkled appearance. The skin starts off as a deep green, almost black, and as it matures it turns lighter, turning a yellow-grey colour when ripe.The flesh of the black futsu is notable for a nutty, almost fruity flavour, and has a thin rind for higher flesh yields. Tastes fantastic roasted or fried!A good candidate for long-term storage, this variety only gets more delicious the longer you leave it!Weighs between 1 to 3 kg. Each vine typically yields well, up to 10 per vine. 120 days from seed...

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Cucumber 'Painted Serpent'(Cucumis Sativus)30 SeedsPainted Serpent - is an unusual Cucumber variety, it produces slightly fuzzy curved fruits with dark and light green stripes. It tends to grow long before plumping out, from 15 to 45 cm in length.The texture is crisp, yet tender and smooth.Consistent, adequate irrigation is needed to produce an abundant crop.A relatively slow growing cucumber, 80-90 days to harvestVery high disease resistance for this variety...

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Basil - 'Cinnamon'Culinary Herb  (Ocimum Basilicum)1000 SeedsBasil is a leafy herb originally from Asia and Tropical Africa, though now is grown worldwide for its  lovely tasty leaves!This variety 'Cinnamon' has a distinct rich cinnamon flavour to its leaves.Basil plants grow up to 60cm tall  and 30cm wide (if you can leave them alone for long enough!) I never have been able to! They just taste too good!..

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Arnica MontanaLeopard's Bane Medicinal Plant25 SeedsArnica Montana is native to Europe and Scandanavia where it has traditionally been in use as a medicinal plant.A flower stem up to 50cm tall is produced in the summer months with a single bright yellow 5cm diameter flower.Rosettes of leaves form at the base of the stem, making this a pretty meadow flower.Traditionally it has been used for the quick healing of bruising, and as an anti-inflammatory for osteoarthritis.Please consult a GP before use in a medical context.Fully hardy to -15°C..

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Vaccinium Myrtillus - Bilberry / Whinberry30 SeedsVaccinium Myrtillus is a native from a wide range from Europe to East Asia.It is a vigorous creeping, deciduous shrub with dense upright stems and eliptical, finely toothed 3 cm leaves, often colouring to red in Autumn.In late spring and early summer, pendant, pink urn shaped small flowers appear followed by edible blue black fruits each up to 1cm. The fruits, which are black, globular, flat-topped and covered when ripe by a grey bloom, can be consumed fresh, but are generally considered more palatable in jams, fools, preserves or pies.Closely related to Blueberries, Bilberries are more intensely flavoured than blueberries, but they are softer and juicier.Grows to a height of around 30 cm and an indefinite spread.Fully hardy to -15°C and under...

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