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Bellis Perennis Monstrosa Mixed – Bold Blooms with Unique Charm
Bring a touch of elegance to your garden with Bellis Perennis Monstrosa Mixed, a striking variety of English daisy featuring extra-large, fully double blooms in stunning shades of pink, red, and white. With its eye-catching, tufted petals and compact growth, this hardy perennial is perfect for borders, containers, and cottage-style gardens.
🌸 Key Features:
- Beautiful oversized, frilly blooms for a standout display.
- Compact, low-growing habit, ideal for edging and pots.
- Hardy perennial that returns year after year.
- Thrives in cooler seasons, providing early spring color.
🌱 Growing Information:
- Height: 15–20 cm
- Spacing: 15 cm apart for lush coverage
- Germination: 14–21 days at 15–20°C
- Bloom Time: Early spring to summer
- Sunlight: Full sun to partial shade
💡 Why You'll Love It: Perfect for creating vibrant borders, charming cottage gardens, or colorful pathways, Bellis Perennis Monstrosa Mixed offers a bold splash of seasonal beauty with minimal maintenance. These long-lasting blooms attract pollinators and make an enchanting addition to any outdoor space.
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Blue Lake Climbing Beans are a classic, high‑performing variety prized for their long, tender pods and excellent flavour. As a climbing bean, they produce over an extended period, making them perfect for gardeners who want continual harvests through the season.
Strong, vigorous vines grow well on trellises, arches, or fences, turning vertical space into a productive and attractive feature of the garden.
Why you’ll love them
- Popular heirloom-style climbing bean
- Long, crisp, stringless pods with excellent flavour
- Extended harvest period compared to bush varieties
- Ideal for trellises, fences, and vertical gardens
- Great for fresh eating, steaming, stir‑fries, and preserving
- Sow: Directly into the garden after danger of frost
- Position: Full sun
- Soil: Well‑drained soil with added compost
- Depth: Sow seeds 2.5–3 cm deep
- Spacing: 10–15 cm apart at the base of supports
- Water: Water well after sowing and keep soil moist
- Germination: 7–10 days in warm conditions
Beans are ready to harvest in approximately 60–75 days, with ongoing picking encouraging continued production.
Provide a sturdy trellis or support before planting to avoid disturbing roots later. Harvest pods regularly while young and tender — the more you pick, the more the plant will produce.
Blue Lake Climbing Beans are a reliable, rewarding variety that suits beginner and experienced gardeners alike, delivering generous harvests and classic bean flavour all season long.
Borage
(Borago officinalis)
Borage is a fast‑growing, hardy annual herb prized for its striking blue, star‑shaped flowers and refreshing cucumber‑like flavour. Loved by gardeners and pollinators alike, it is one of the best plants you can grow to attract bees and beneficial insects into the garden while adding beauty and function to your space.
The edible flowers and young leaves are commonly used fresh as a garnish, in salads, drinks, and summer dishes, where they add a mild, cooling flavour. Borage grows vigorously with minimal care and often self‑seeds, returning year after year once established.
🌿 Why You’ll Love It
- Brilliant blue edible flowers with strong ornamental appeal
- Excellent pollinator plant, loved by bees
- Easy‑to‑grow, fast‑establishing annual
- Mild cucumber flavour in leaves and flowers
- Useful companion plant for vegetables like tomatoes and squash
🌱 Growing Tips
- Direct sow for best results: Borage does not like transplanting; sow seeds directly where they are to grow once frost risk has passed.
- Sun & soil: Thrives in full sun and well‑drained soil, and tolerates poor soils better than most herbs.
- Watering: Water regularly while young; once established, borage is relatively drought tolerant.
- Allow space: Plants can grow large and branch widely—give them room, or grow one per container.
- Self‑seeding: Let flowers go to seed for natural re‑sowing, or deadhead to control spread.
🌸 Plant Details
- Botanical name: Borago officinalis
- Plant type: Annual herb
- Height: Approx. 60–90 cm
- Position: Full sun
- Use: Edible flowers & leaves, companion planting, pollinators
Approx. 20 seeds pkt
🌱 Broad Beans – My Dad’s Heirloom (Large Pod Type)
(Vicia faba)
A true garden treasure, My Dad’s Heirloom Broad Beans have been lovingly grown and saved over time, preserving a classic, old‑style variety known for its large, long pods and generous beans. While the exact variety name has been lost, this strain represents the heart of heirloom gardening—flavour, resilience, and tradition passed down through generations.
These vigorous plants produce tall stems and abundant pods filled with big, plump beans, offering a rich, mild, nutty flavour that’s perfect for fresh harvests, cooking, or drying.
Ideal for cool‑season growing, broad beans are easy to grow and highly rewarding. They also naturally improve your soil by fixing nitrogen, making them a valuable addition to any home garden.
🌿 Why You’ll Love It
Family-saved heirloom strain
Large, long pods with plump beans
Rich, nutty flavour
Reliable and productive plants
Improves soil health naturally
🌱 Growing Tips
Cool‑season crop—best in autumn or early spring
Direct sow (does not transplant well)
Prefers full sun and well‑drained soil
Keep soil moist during flowering and pod set
Provide support for taller plants if needed
🌱 Plant Details
Botanical name: Vicia faba
Plant type: Annual legume
Position: Full sun
Harvest: Approx. 70–90 days
Plant size: ~60–150 cm tall
Seed type: Heirloom / open‑pollinated
Approx. 12 seeds pkt
Seed sowing instructions
Sow: Autumn & early spring
Depth: 2–5 cm
Sun: Full sun
Soil: Well‑drained, fertile
Germination: 7–10 days
Cool‑season crop. Direct sow only; space 10–20 cm apart. Keep soil evenly moist and support taller plants if needed. Harvest pods when full and plump (~70–90 days)
Broccoli – Calabrese (Heirloom)
(Brassica oleracea var. italica)
Broccoli ‘Calabrese’ is a traditional Italian heirloom variety renowned for its rich flavour, reliable growth, and abundant harvests. Producing large, tightly packed bluish‑green heads followed by a flush of smaller side shoots, this classic broccoli offers an extended picking period and excellent value in the home garden.
Originating from the Calabria region of Italy, Calabrese has been grown for generations and remains a favourite for its authentic taste and versatility. The central head is harvested first, after which the plant continues to produce numerous smaller shoots, allowing for ongoing harvests over many weeks.
Ideal for both beginner and experienced gardeners, this hardy cool‑season vegetable thrives in spring and autumn gardens and performs well in a range of climates. Its dense green florets have a mild, slightly sweet flavour that is perfect for steaming, stir‑frying, roasting, or enjoying fresh.
🥦 Why You’ll Love It
- Classic heirloom broccoli with excellent flavour
- Produces a large central head plus continuous side shoots
- Reliable and productive across multiple seasons
- Ideal for fresh eating, cooking, freezing, and preserving
- Strong garden performance and easy to grow
🌱 Growing Tips
- Best grown in cool seasons—plant in spring or late summer for autumn harvest
- Requires full sun and fertile, well‑drained soil for best results
- Keep soil consistently moist to support steady growth
- Harvest central head promptly to encourage further side shoots
🌱 Plant Details
- Botanical name: Brassica oleracea var. italica
- Plant type: Annual vegetable
- Position: Full sun
- Harvest: Approx. 60–90 days
- Height: Approx. 45–75 cm
- Approx. 100 seeds pkt
Bush Strike Bean Seeds
Bush Strike Beans are a reliable, fast‑growing bush bean that produces an abundance of crisp, flavoursome pods. These compact plants require no staking, making them perfect for home gardens, raised beds, and containers.
A favourite with gardeners for their high yields and ease of growing, Bush Strike Beans produce heavy crops over a short period and are ideal for fresh eating, steaming, stir‑fries, and preserving.
Why you’ll love them
- Compact bush habit — no trellis required
- Heavy cropping with excellent flavour
- Great for small gardens and pots
- Fast growing and easy to harvest
- Perfect for fresh use or cooking
Sowing Instructions (Seed Packet Guide)
- Sow: Directly into the garden after risk of frost has passed
- Position: Full sun
- Soil: Well‑drained soil enriched with organic matter
- Depth: Sow seeds 2.5–3 cm deep
- Spacing: 10–15 cm apart; rows 40–50 cm apart
- Water: Water well after sowing and keep soil moist
- Germination: 7–10 days in warm soil
- Approx. 30 seeds pkt
Harvest begins approximately 50–60 days after sowing.
Growing Tips
- Sow in successions every 2–3 weeks for a longer harvest period
- Avoid planting in cold, wet soil — beans prefer warmth
- Water consistently, especially during flowering and pod formation
- Pick regularly to encourage ongoing production
Bush Strike Beans are a low‑maintenance, high‑reward crop, making them an excellent choice for beginner and experienced gardeners alike.
Cabbage – Copenhagen Market (Heirloom)
(Brassica oleracea var. capitata)
Cabbage ‘Copenhagen Market’ is a classic Danish heirloom variety prized for its dense, round heads and exceptional flavour. First developed in the early 1900s, this reliable variety has remained a favourite among gardeners for its consistent performance, early maturity, and abundant yields.
Producing compact, firm heads with blue‑green outer leaves and a tender, pale interior, Copenhagen Market offers a crisp texture and mild, slightly sweet taste. Its well‑formed heads are ideal for fresh salads, coleslaw, cooking, or fermenting into traditional dishes such as sauerkraut.
This cool‑season cabbage is well suited to both spring and autumn planting. Its relatively quick growth and compact size make it an excellent choice for home gardens, delivering high‑quality harvests even in smaller growing spaces. Reliable, productive, and full of flavour, Copenhagen Market remains a benchmark heirloom cabbage variety.
🌿 Why You’ll Love It
- Classic heirloom cabbage with proven performance
- Dense, round heads with crisp, tender leaves
- Mild, slightly sweet flavour ideal for many dishes
- Fast‑growing with reliable, uniform harvests
- Excellent for coleslaw, cooking, and fermenting
🌱 Growing Tips
- Best grown in cool seasons (spring and autumn)
- Prefers full sun and fertile, well‑drained soil
- Maintain consistent moisture for even head development
- Harvest when heads are firm to avoid splitting in heat
- Suitable for succession planting for extended harvests
🌱 Plant Details
- Botanical name: Brassica oleracea var. capitata
- Plant type: Leaf vegetable
- Position: Full sun
- Harvest: Approx. 65–75 days
- Seed type: Heirloom / open‑pollinated
- Approx. 100 Seeds pkt
(Brassica oleracea var. capitata)
Compact, colourful, and reliable, Red Acre cabbage is a classic heirloom variety known for its firm, round heads and rich reddish‑purple colour. Ideal for smaller gardens, it produces tight, dense heads with a crisp texture and a pleasantly mild, slightly sweet flavour.
This early maturing cabbage is a dependable performer, forming neatly sized heads that are perfect for fresh salads, slaws, and cooking. Its strong growing habit and resistance to splitting make it a favourite for consistent, high‑quality harvests.
A versatile kitchen staple, Red Acre stores well after harvest and maintains both flavour and texture, making it a great choice for extended use throughout the season. Whether eaten raw or cooked, it brings both colour and taste to your garden and plate.
🌿 Why You’ll Love It
- Classic red heirloom cabbage
- Compact heads ideal for small spaces
- Crisp texture with mild, sweet flavour
- Reliable and resistant to splitting
- Excellent for salads, slaws, and cooking
🌱 Growing Tips
- Best grown in cool seasons (spring & autumn)
- Prefers rich, well‑drained soil
- Keep soil evenly moist for firm heads
- Space plants to allow full head development
- Harvest promptly once heads are solid
🌱 Plant Details
- Botanical name: Brassica oleracea var. capitata
- Plant type: Cool‑season vegetable
- Position: Full sun to part shade
- Harvest: Approx. 75–90 days
- Head size: Compact, approx. 1–1.5 kg
- Seed type: Heirloom / open‑pollinated
Sowing instructions:
Sow: Spring & autumn
Depth: 5–10 mm
Sun: Full sun to part shade
Soil: Fertile, well‑drained
Germination: 5–10 days
Approx. 100 seeds
Cool‑season crop. Start indoors or direct sow and transplant once established. Keep soil evenly moist and feed well for firm heads. Space plants well to allow full development. Harvest when heads feel solid.
Dahlia Cactus Mixed – Spiky Double Blooms for Bouquets & Bold Borders
Add drama and texture to your garden with Dahlia 'Cactus Mixed'.
This collector’s blend features large, double blooms with quilled and rolled petals that create a spidery, starburst effect. Flowers appear in bright fruity colours—red, orange, pink, yellow, and white—on tall, sturdy stems. Perfect for the back of borders, statement pots, or cutting gardens, these dahlias bloom from midsummer to autumn and thrive in sunny, well-drained spots.
- Botanical Name: Dahlia pinnata 'Cactus Mixed'
- Height & Spread: 90–120cm tall × 40–60cm wide
- Position: Full sun
- Soil: Rich, well-drained soil (pH 6.5–7.0)
- Flowering Period: Mid-summer to early autumn
- Uses: Borders, cut flowers, collector gardens, containers
- Other Names: Cactus Dahlia, Spiky Dahlia
- Approx: 0.100g of seed per pkt
Why You'll Love It:
- Large, sculptural blooms with spiky petals
- Vibrant colour mix for bold garden impact
- Excellent vase life and cut flower performance
- Long blooming season with regular deadheading
- Loved by bees and garden designers alike
🌱 Growing Instructions (Care Guide)
🌞 Sunlight:
Requires full sun (6+ hours daily) for strong stems and prolific flowering.
🌱 Soil:
Prefers rich, well-drained soil. Improve with compost or aged manure. Avoid soggy conditions.
🌱 Sowing Instructions (from seed):
- Sow indoors in early spring or directly after last frost
- Sow seeds 5mm deep in trays or pots
- Germinates in 7–14 days at 18–22°C
- Transplant when seedlings have 2–3 sets of true leaves
- Space plants 40–60cm apart
🌱 Planting Instructions (from tubers):
- Plant tubers in spring after frost
- Position with eye facing up, 10–15cm deep
- Water well after planting
💧 Watering:
Water deeply once or twice a week. Avoid overhead watering to prevent mildew. Mulch to retain moisture.
✂️ Maintenance:
- Deadhead regularly to encourage continuous blooms
- Stake taller varieties to prevent flopping
- Lift and store tubers in autumn if frost is expected
🌼 Tip:
Cut stems in the coolest part of the day for longest vase life. Ideal for warm-temperate climates like Victoria.
