Vegetable Seeds

Heavy yielding plants are loaded with perfectly formed, deep green fruit with black spines. The thin skin allows for ready absorption of pickling solutions and while fruit can be allowed to reach up to 12.5 cm (5"") in length without sacrificing quality.

Crisp, tasty, not bitter and truly burpless - need you look further for a better slicing cucumber! These cucumbers may be eaten without peeling, just like celery.

Watercress has a creeping growth habit and develops broader leaves than extra curled cress. The dark green leaves and stems have a crisp, pungent flavour when young.

Seed is quick to sprout, soon forming small stems of lacy deep green leaves that make a delicious addition to salads, sandwiches, omelettes and mixed vegetable dishes.

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Sturdy plants produce cobs filled with multi-coloured kernels ranging in colour from reds through purples to yellows and white. An early maturing variety!

First introduced in 1902, it is this old favourite that was responsible for changing the public colour preference in sweet corn from white to yellow. A true eight rowed cob with broad, sweet golden kernels on cobs 17.5 cm (7″) long.

A new and improved popcorn variety suitable for growing in more northerly areas as well as the typical corn growing locales. The cobs are packed with kernels of excellent quality that burst into large, fluffy white flakes when popped.

There is no doubt that celery is a demanding vegetable to grow. At the same time it is a rewarding vegetable to grow for gardeners with skill, determination and a long growing season.

For those that like a celery flavour in vegetable juices, stews, soups or salads celeriac is the plant for you. While this plant will not win any beauty contests, the large white roots are almost fibreless and possess a lovely celery flavour.

If you have a short growing season and love the taste of home grown cauliflower, Snow Crown is the variety for you. This cauliflower holds very well in the garden and in longer season areas is perfect for spring and fall crops.

Uniformly shaped, snow white heads that are thick and solid with tight curds. Good for both early and late season crops.