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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
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.
Poppy – Red Flanders
Papaver rhoeas
The classic Red Flanders Poppy brings a bold sweep of scarlet to any garden. With delicate, papery petals and a soft, naturalistic look, this heirloom favourite is ideal for cottage gardens, meadows, borders, and remembrance plantings. Easy, reliable, and perfect for mass displays.
✨ Why You’ll Love It
- Iconic red blooms with a soft, wildflower charm
- Easy to grow and great for naturalising
- Attracts bees and beneficial insects
- Lightly self‑seeds for future seasons
🌱 How to Grow
- Sow: Autumn–early winter
- Position: Full sun; light, well‑drained soil
- Sowing: Surface‑sow; do not cover. Keep lightly moist
- Germination: 10–20 days at 10–15°C
- Thin: 20–25 cm apart; poppies dislike transplanting
🌼 Plant Info
- Height: 40–60 cm
- Flowering: Late winter–spring
- Life cycle: Hardy annual
- Uses: Borders, meadows, cut flowers, remembrance plantings
🌿 Growing Instructions (Care Guide)
Watering
- Keep soil lightly moist during germination and early growth
- Once established, water sparingly — poppies prefer dry conditions
- Avoid overhead watering during flowering to protect delicate petals
- Do not allow soil to become waterlogged
General Care
- Choose a sunny, open position for best colour and bloom density
- Avoid rich fertilisers — poppies thrive in lean, low‑nutrient soils
- Allow spent blooms to drop seed if you want naturalised drifts
- Protect young seedlings from heavy rain or strong winds
🛠️ Maintenance Guide
- Do not transplant mature seedlings, sow direct where possible
- Thin seedlings early to prevent overcrowding
- Deadhead for a tidier look, or leave seed pods to self‑seed naturally
- Reduce watering once plants are established
- Cut back dry stems at the end of the season
Bring vintage elegance to your garden with Lavatera trimestris ‘Tree Mallow Mix’ — a classic annual featuring large, hibiscus-like blooms in soft shades of white, rose-pink, and blush. This fast-growing variety flowers in just 65 days from sowing, making it a favourite for cottage gardens, borders, and cut flower arrangements.
With its upright habit and lush foliage, Tree Mallow adds height and texture to garden beds while attracting pollinators. A member of the Malvaceae family (alongside hibiscus and hollyhock), it thrives in full sun and well-drained soil.
- 🌿 Botanical name: Lavatera trimestris
- 🌼 Common name: Tree Mallow
- 📏 Height: 60–90cm
- 🌈 Colour mix: White, rose-pink, blush
- 🧺 Use: Borders, cottage gardens, cut flowers
- 📦 Seed count: Approx. 155 seeds per gram
- Approx. 0.230/ 40 seeds per pkt
🌱 Growing Instructions
Sowing Time (Australia):
- Temperate & Cool: Sow mid-summer to late autumn
- Subtropical & Tropical: Sow late summer to autumn
Sowing Method:
- Sow directly into garden beds or start in biodegradable pots
- Cover lightly with soil (3mm deep)
- Maintain soil temperature around 21°C for germination (15–20 days)
Transplanting:
- If started indoors, transplant when seedlings are sturdy
- Harden off before planting outdoors
Position:
- Full sun
- Sheltered from strong winds
Soil:
- Light, moderately fertile, well-drained soil
- Avoid heavy clay or waterlogged areas
Watering & Feeding:
- Water regularly during dry spells
- Feed monthly with balanced fertiliser during flowering
Care Tips:
- Deadhead to prolong blooming
- Stake if needed in windy areas
- Excellent for cut flowers — harvest when buds begin to open
Five Spot – Nemophila maculata
Annual Wildflower | Heirloom Variety
Add a touch of whimsy to your garden with Five Spot—an easy-to-grow wildflower known for its delicate white petals, each tipped with a bold purple-blue dot. This compact annual creates a soft carpet of blooms, perfect for borders, containers, and wildflower beds.
🌱 Sowing Details:
- Sow: Early spring to mid-autumn
- Method: Direct into garden beds or trays
- Depth: 3 mm
- Temperature: 18–22°C
- Germination: 7–14 days
- Watering: Keep soil moist until germination
🌼 Growing Notes:
- Height: 15–25 cm
- Spacing: 15–20 cm
- Aspect: Full sun to part shade
- Soil: Well-drained, rich in organic matter
- Flowering: ~8–10 weeks from sowing
- Features: Low-growing, spreading habit with daily blooms
✨ Why You’ll Love It:
- Unique spotted petals for playful garden texture
- Fast-growing and ideal for mass planting
- Attracts pollinators and beneficial insects
- Pairs beautifully with Baby Blue Eyes, Alyssum, and other wildflower
Approx 0.300g/40 seeds
🌼 Chamomile Seed Pack – Calm in Every Petal
Let your garden exhale. Our Chamomile Seed Pack brings gentle beauty and herbal magic to your space. With dainty white blooms and a soothing scent, chamomile is perfect for tea lovers, pollinator enthusiasts, and anyone craving a moment of peace.
Why You’ll Love It
- 🍵 Harvest for calming herbal teas and infusions
- 🐝 Attracts bees and beneficial insects
- 🌿 Companion plant for brassicas and onions
- 🌞 Low-maintenance and drought-tolerant once established
Growing Details
- Zones: Best in Zones 3–6
- Height: 30–60 cm
- Spacing: 20 cm apart
- Bloom Time: Late spring to early autumn
- Soil: Light, well-drained, slightly sandy
- Approx 400 seeds pkt
Sow & Grow Tips
Sow directly into warm soil or start indoors. Lightly press seeds into the surface—they need sunlight to germinate. Water gently and thin seedlings to avoid overcrowding.
🌱 Grow your own calm—one bloom at a time.
Brighten your garden with our Marigold Mix, a cheerful blend of golden, orange, and rust-toned flowers that do more than dazzle—they protect. These hardy annuals are beloved for their pest-repelling properties and pollinator-friendly blooms, making them a must-have for any purposeful garden.
Why You’ll Love It
- 🌞 Thrives in full sun
- 🌱 Easy to grow from seed—perfect for beginners
- 🐝 Attracts bees & butterflies
- 🐛 Naturally deters aphids, nematodes & whiteflies
- 🎨 Stunning color mix for borders, pots & veggie beds
Growing Details
- Zones: Best suited for Zones 2–5
- Height: 25–60 cm
- Bloom Time: Spring to late autumn
- Spacing: 20–30 cm apart
- Soil: Well-drained, moderately fertile
- Approx: 0.200g per pkt
Sow & Grow Tips
Sow directly into warm soil after the last frost or start indoors 4–6 weeks earlier. Water regularly but avoid overwatering. Deadhead spent blooms to encourage continuous flowering.
🌱 Add a splash of sunshine to your garden—and a layer of natural protection.
Add a delicate touch of fragrance and colour to your garden with Candytuft 'Umbellata Mixed'.
This easy-to-grow annual produces domed clusters of dainty flowers in soft shades of pink, mauve, and white. With its compact habit and long flowering season, it’s ideal for edging, rockeries, containers, and wildflower-style plantings. A favourite for poor soils and sunny borders, it attracts bees and butterflies while requiring minimal care.
- Botanical Name: Iberis umbellata
- Height & Spread: 20–30cm tall × 25cm wide
- Position: Full sun
- Soil: Well-drained, light to moderately fertile soil
- Flowering Period: Late spring to early summer
- Uses: Borders, rockeries, containers, wildflower gardens
- Other Names: Annual Candytuft, Umbellata Candytuft
- Approx 0.300g seeds
Why You'll Love It:
- Fragrant, domed flower clusters in soft pastel tones
- Fast-growing and low maintenance
- Thrives in poor or sandy soils
- Attracts pollinators and beneficial insects
- Ideal for warm-temperate climates like Victoria
🌱 Growing Instructions (Care Guide)
🌞 Sunlight:
Prefers full sun. Partial shade tolerated but may reduce flowering.
🌱 Soil:
Thrives in well-drained, light soil. Avoid heavy clay or waterlogged areas.
🌱 Sowing Instructions:
- Sow directly in early spring or late summer
- Lightly press seeds into soil—do not cover deeply (needs light to germinate)
- Germinates in 7–14 days at 15–21°C
- Space plants 20–25cm apart
💧 Watering:
Water regularly during germination and establishment. Once mature, water moderately—drought-tolerant in cooler months.
✂️ Maintenance:
- Deadhead spent blooms to prolong flowering
- Trim lightly after flowering to maintain shape
- Replace seasonally for best performance
🌼 Tip:
Perfect for edging veggie beds, filling gaps in rockeries, or pairing with alyssum, calendula, and dwarf snapdragons for a soft spring palette.
🌼Zinnia ‘Burpeeana Mixed’ – Bold, Long-Stemmed Blooms for Bouquets, Borders & Bee Gardens
🛒 Product Description
Zinnia ‘Burpeeana Mixed’ is a classic tall zinnia blend featuring large, fully double blooms in a vibrant mix of scarlet, orange, rose, yellow, white, and magenta. Bred for height, vigor, and long vase life, it’s perfect for:
- 💐 Cut flower arrangements and market bouquets
- 🌿 Bold borders and cottage-style beds
- 🐝 Pollinator-friendly gardens and summer displays
Growing to approximately 75–90 cm, Burpeeana Mixed thrives in full sun, blooms from early summer through autumn, and attracts bees, butterflies, and beneficial insects. Its sturdy stems and prolific flowering make it a favorite among growers and florists.
🌱 Germination & Growing Instructions
- When to Sow: Spring, after last frost
- Sowing Method: Sow directly into garden beds or trays
- Depth: Sow 5 mm deep
- Temperature: Maintain 20–24°C
- Watering: Keep soil moist until germination
- Germination Time: 7–10 days
- Transplanting: Move to final position when seedlings are strong enough to handle.
Approx 0.300g/35 seeds