Seeds

Also know as flat leaf parsley, it is a species of flowering plant and herb native to the central Mediterranean region. One of the most widely cultivated herbs, it is in everything from tabbouleh to chimichurri to salsa verde.

When to Plant
Zone 1: September - April
Zone 2: September - May
Zone 3: Anytime
Zone 4: Anytime

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Soil Free draining with plenty of compost. When growing in pots ensure you use a good quality potting mix (quality is typically correlated to price...)

How to Plant Sow seeds directly into the veggie patch. Seeds are small so will require thinning out once germinated. They will take 3 “ 5 weeks to germinate.

Spacing 20cm

Depth 1cm

Position Full sun/part shade

Companion Plants Carrots, Chives, Tomato &amp; Asparagus

Approximate no. of seeds 150

Note: We source all of our seeds locally and in small batches to ensure they remain at their maximum viability for germination

**SHIPPING “ Not to Western Australia**

Growing no taller than 15-20cm in height, the flowers seems to bloom almost endlessly in our forgiving Australian climate. Johnny Jump Up provide an excellent border of colour to the domestic garden and presents a tempting offering of delights not just for the home gardener, but also the array of beneficial insects it attracts.

Approx 30 seeds per pack.

Please note seeds are not available for shipping to WA

A white skinned, alpine variety of strawberry that is pest resistant. While every snail, slug, rat and child will attack red strawberries, the White Soul is disguised by its skin colour, meaning more for you.

Romanesco Broccoli is from the Brassica family, and similar in taste and texture to broccoli and cauliflower. It has a light green head and rough pointed texture in a striking spiraling pattern. Abundant in vitamins and minerals this is a nutrient packed beauty.

Preferred by the French, it is reputedly the most flavoursome Thyme with a stronger and sweeter taste. With narrow and delicate greyish-green leaves and pink flowers, it produces an abundance of foliage over a long growing season.

When to Plant

Zone 1: September “ April

Zone 2: September “ May

Zone 3: Anytime

Zone 4: Anytime

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Spacing: 25 “ 30cm

Depth: 0 “ 1cm

Position: Full sun

Soil: Free Draining with plenty of compost

How to Plant: Seeds are very small, so scatter a few along a shallow trench line and water in. Keep moist, not wet, until the seeds have germinated; this will take between 6 “ 8 weeks.

Companion Plants: Sage, Cabbage &amp; Eggplant

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This is the quintessential Italian pesto basil, with a flavour that is sweet and peppery. Genovese basil was first bred in the Northwest coast of Italy, specifically the port town of Genoa. This is the preferred pesto basil for serious culinary types and is an incredibly easy to grow and adaptable variety, making this an excellent variety for home gardeners

When to Plant

Zone 1: September “ January

Zone 2: September “ February

Zone 3: Anytime

Zone 4: Anytime

For zone map <a href="https://www.perennialle.com.au/buying/buying-guides/seed-growing-zones/">CLICK HERE</a>

Spacing: 20 “ 25cm

Depth: 0 “ 1cm

Position: Full sun

Soil: Free Draining with plenty of compost

How to Plant: Early in the season sow in trays, however once sufficiently warm sow directly into the garden near your tomatoes. Plant two seeds in each hole and water in. Keep moist, not wet, until germination.

Companion Plants: Tomatoes

Approximate no. of seeds: 200

Note: We source all of our seeds locally and in small batches to ensure they remain at their maximum viability for germination



**SHIPPING “ Not to Western Australia**