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Want to know the secret of real Italian cooks? 'San Marzano' tomatoes! This is the authentic Italian paste tomato. The plant can bear up to 10 to 12 bunches of fruit, the skin has a bright red color and is easily removable, an indispensable characteristic for preparing peeled tomatoes! It's superb flavor and low acidity is enjoyed both in fresh sauces and processed for later use. Great for dried tomatoes, too!

Packet of 20 seeds. Comes with a copy of this description, and sowing instructions.

Kids (and adults) will love this late 1800's variety. The mild-flavored 4cm long fruit hangs in clusters that can be eaten like grapes. Flavor is mild, sweet, and low in acid. Produces all summer long. Long, rangy plants that need to be surely staked or caged - the clusters are heavy! 78 days to yield.

Sow early Spring to early Summer in staggered sowings to extend the season.

Packet of 20 seeds. Comes with a copy of this description, and sowing instructions.

An Heirloom variety of green tomatos. Remember Fried Green Tomatos? Try these! When it ripens it tastes just as good as any Beefsteak variety. How do you know it's ripe? Colour turns even brighter green, almost yellow-green. Great for slicing, frying, conserves and brilliant in salsa. Yields 75-90 days

Packet of 25 seeds. Comes with a copy of this description, and sowing instructions.

Truly unique, beautiful elongated 4" fruits that are green with yellow stripes. Rich, sweet flavour. Short busy plants do not require trellising, only a small stake, and produce fruit in great abundance. Determinate, 75-80 days from transplant.

Packet of 15 seeds. Comes with a copy of this description, and sowing instructions.

Deliciously scented flowers which open in the evening. Sow anywhere that is close enough to the house to get the benefit of such a beautiful fragrance. Below windows, patio tubs, window boxes, even a small sowing in hanging baskets. Mix amongst other flowers and these nondescript flower spikes will happily come up amongst them and provide that lovely evening scent. Height 30cm. Prefers an open sunny situation.

Packet of 50 seeds. Comes with a copy of this description, and sowing instructions.

A selection from the grey striped seed variety, growing to an incredible 3.6m! Heads grow to 35-40cm across. Grow yourself an impressive backyard forest this Summer. An added bonus is that seeds are highly nutritious and can be eaten roasted or raw.

Sow early Spring to early Summer, and late Summer/early Autumn.

Packet of 20 seeds. Comes with a copy of this description, and sowing instructions.

The world's earliest tomato! It was bred for the US Greenland military bases to endure extremely cold climates. Produces concentrated clusters of small, well flavoured, red fruit that ripen almost at the same time. Very small, compact plant so is excellent for growing in pots.

Sow early Spring to early Summer in staggered sowings to extend the season.

Packet of 20 seeds. Comes with a copy of this description, and sowing instructions.

Thyme green

Mill Hill 6mm Bugle beads in Victorian Gold.

Packet of 110 beads.

Slate grey

An old Itallian variety. This yellow onion is often referred to as a summer "mini" or button onion. It is very flat which makes it nice for braiding or keeping in a small basket in the kitchen. Plant them as close as 2" apart to make cute, flat onions great for kebabs or 4" apart for onions that will fill up your saucer or hamburger. Stores for 2-3 months.

Sow in early/late Spring and late Summer/early Autumn.

Packet of 50 seeds. Comes with a copy of this description, and sowing instructions.

Beautiful smoky red flowers with burgundy stems, a break from the traditional golden yellow sunflowers. Blooms approx 15-20cm in diameter, multi branching means lots of flowers over a long season. Height up to 2m. They make excellent cut flowers. Approx 55-70 days to flowering, grow in full sun.

Sow early Spring to early Summer, and late Summer/early Autumn.

Packet of 20 seeds. Comes with a copy of this description, and sowing instructions.

Beautiful shiny 1/4" / 7mm Satin Ribbon. This ribbon is suitable for craft and floral type projects and can be glued or wired as desired.

1 metre of Amethyst

Lovely 4mm Silver Plated shiny floral bead caps.

Packet of 50.

The bright blue, star-shaped flowers (which bloom most of the summer) make borage one of the prettiest herb plants, though the dark green fuzzy leaves are rather plain. The flavour of the leaves resembles that of cucumber. The plant will grow to a height of about 60cm.

Borage is not a fussy plant, but the richer the soil, the bushier the plant will be. It prefers full sun, and needs protection from wind as it is easily blown over. Seeds can be sown throughout the season, and once growth is established, it will continue to seed itself. Place plants close together so they can support each other. A plant or two in an indoor pot will provide leaves all winter, but it will need lots of sun.

Borage is an excellent companion plant for tomatoes, squash and strawberries. The plant actually improves the flavor of tomatoes growing nearby.

Borage flowers and leaves are the traditional decoration for gin-based summer cocktails, and may be set in ice cubes to garnish other drinks.

The flowers and young leaves may be used to garnish salads. dips, and cucumber soups.

Candied borage flowers make attractive cake decorations.

Chopped leaves can be added to soups and stews during the last few minutes of cooking.

The leaves can be cooked with cabbage leaves (two parts cabbage, one part borage.)

Borage is rich in minerals, especially potassium.

A tea made with borage helps to reduce fevers and ease chest colds.

Sow early Spring-early Summer, and late Summer/early Autumn.

Packet of 25 seeds. Comes with a copy of this description, and sowing instructions.

Giant column Stock sweetly scented in a fabulous range of colour for spring and autumn gardens, very uniform with strong stems and 100% selectable for doubles. .

Shades include Carmine Red, Deep Pink, Lilac, Ruby Red, Violet, White and Creamy Yellow, all excellent as border plants or for cutting.

Select light green seedlings for doubles, discarding darker green ones if you prefer not to have single petalled types. Allow 20-30cm between plants.

Sow early Spring to early Summer, and late Summer/early Autumn.

Packet of 25 seeds. Comes with a copy of this description, and sowing instructions.

A fantastic flavoursome variety providing early ripening trusses of golden-skinned, cherry-sized oval 'nuggets' of an agreeable balanced acid/sweet taste, plus the earliest fruits are almost seedless.

Best grown as a bushy, semi-determinate plant. Indoor growing, or outdoors in warm regions. Yields in 60 days.

Packet of 20 seeds. Comes with a copy of this description, and sowing instructions.

Clay brown

Note: 407 and 3773 are inter-changeable.

Old Italian variety with highly decorative conical spears of light green. Taste like the very best broccoli you've ever eaten.

Needs cool weather as heads develop so best sown in early Spring or Autumn.

Packet of 50 seeds. Comes with sowing instructions.