Vegetable Seeds Catalogue

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Botanical Name
Portulaca oleracea sativa

Known as ‘verdolaga’ in Spain where the green fleshy leaves are used in salads, soups and stews. It has slightly sour, lemon, salty flavour. This low growing succulent annual has seven times the beta-carotene of carrots, six times more vitamin E than spinach & a high plant source of Omega 3 fatty acids. So amazing nutrition properties! Harvest leaves and stems as needed. Not to W.A. 300 seeds.

Sunlight
Full
Frost Resilience
Tender
Lifespan
Annual
Harvest
50 Days
Climate
Cold
Temperate
Hot Arid
Tropics/SubTropics
Sowing Instructions
Sow direct or in pots to transplant once weather has warmed and frosts have passed. Can used as a ground cover or as a pot plant. Frost sensitive.
Spacing/Spread
0.2 m
Row Space
0.3 m
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1 pkt
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Portulaca oleracea sativa

Known as ‘verdolaga’ in Spain where it used in salads, soups and stews. Purslane is a great addition to salads as it has slightly sour, lemon, salty flavour. Reported to have the highest levels of healthy omega-3 fatty acids than any other leafy vegetable. A low growing succulent annual with green fleshy leaves and red upright stems. Harvest leaves and stems as needed. 500 seeds. Not to W.A.

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Cichorium intybus

A medium, tight, headed radicchio from Italy, where it is valued for the bitter leaves that hold their texture well when cooked. The leaves are wine-red in colour and are used in salads and cooked dishes. The leaves can be used grilled or pan fried with ingredients as it keeps it texture well. Holds well through the winter months. Bitter leaves are great for aiding digestion and a healthy stomach. 75 seeds.

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Cichorium intybus

A radicchio variety with long, green leaves, turning dark red during the cooler months. These red leafed chicories are delicious winter salads from autumn to spring. Their characteristic flavour is slightly bitter and can be modified by blanching. Pick the young leaves when reqiured. They are hardy, deep rooting plants and will need an open position, unfussy about the soil. 400 seeds


 

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Raphanus sativus

A round, red radish on the ‘go-go’ juice! This Amish heirloom dates to the 18th century and can grow as big as a tennis ball without the white flesh losing its flavour or going pithy. A versatile radish that can be harvested small or large. For best flavour and even growth water regularly. For a milder flavour grow in the cooler months of spring/autumn. 150 seeds.

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Raphanus sativus

These fast growing round red radishes have a crispy white flesh and an excellent flavour, not as sharp a bite as some other varieties. This heirloom from Holland is great raw in salads and in chutneys. Uniform roots with a striking red colour. Harvest promptly in warmer months as radish does not retain good eating quality after reaching full size. About 150 seeds.

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Botanical Name
Raphanus sativus

A crisp white fleshed oriental radish. Stores well in the ground in cooler months. Best suited for harvest in autumn and winter. The Japanese use sliced or grated raw, in soup/miso and in salads. The roots are cylindrical and pale green near the crown and average 35-45 cm long and 5-7 cm wide. 50 seeds.

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Raphanus sativus

Ready to harvest in just 25-30 days, these are perfect for impatient, junior gardeners! These long radishes, with scarlet skins and white, blunt tips, have crispy white flesh and an excellent flavour. Great raw in salads and in chutneys. Harvest promptly as radish does not retain good eating quality after reaching full size. 200 seeds.

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Raphanus sativus

This stunning, zesty, radish has black skin and crisp white flesh. Offering large, round roots, it is more uniform, cold tolerant and bolt resistant than most other radishes. As it can be stored for up to 6 months in the soil over the cold months it is commonly used as a winter radish. We love this grated raw with a mild onion or drizzled with olive oil and black pepper. 100 seeds.

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Raphanus sativus

An old radish variety grown for autumn and winter harvests. The Jesuits enjoyed this rose skinned, white fleshed variety so much in China during the 1800’s that they took it back to Europe with them. The roots grow to 20cm long x 5cm wide and have a crisp, peppery flavour. Harvest in 30-50 days. 250 seeds.

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Raphanus sativus

A colourful range of round, crisp salad radishes. These mild radish have white flesh and skin colours of red, purple and white, making any radish dish a delight to the eye and taste buds. Great raw in salads or lightly stir-fried with olive oil, sea salt and parsley. 100 seeds.

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Botanical Name
Raphanus sativus

A Chinese radish with a green and creamy skin and an unusual magenta heart. With a mild, sweet, nutty flavour compared to other radishes, even kids enjoy these. Grows to 6-10cm. Use raw in salads or in stir-fries. Best sown in summer and autumn as spring sowings tend to run to seed. 70 seeds.