Heavy Duty Plastic White Plant / Seed Labels 4 Inch (50 Labels)

Ideal for pots. Fruit: red, cherry, 12-14 grams. Sowing Time: February to June.   Sowing Instructions: Space the seeds 2cm apart in trays or individually in modules under glass at 18°C...

A 2nd early and maincrop Nantes type, virtually coreless with good texture, colour and flavour. Sow March-August, harvest July-October. Sowing Time: Sow seeds between March to August...

A very attractive plant with base branching habit producing quantities of light green leaves to be cooked like Spinach. Also produces stems covered with pink strawbery - like fruit that can be eaten...

Pleasant mild garlic flavour; the small white flowers are also edible. Leaves are approx. 40cm high and broader than normal chives. Sowing Time: March Onwards.   Sowing Instructions: Can be...

Very strong-flavoured version of the more commonly-known standard plain salad rocket. Smaller plant, with a narrower leaf shape. Sowing Time: April to early September. Sow autumn and...

This mint has dark green, roughly oval shaped leaves, with serrated margins.  Sow in August/September.  Do not cover the seed.  Keep moist and germinate at 18-20oC. ...

Used extensively for seasoning and stuffings. Sow summer-autumn at 15-20oC.  Keep moist and lightly cover the seed.  Germination should occur within 2 weeks.  Thyme could be multi...

A popular amateur variety, for harvesting in February and March. Spears can be harvested over several weeks. Sowing Time: Sow seeds between April - June Germination: Germinates at 10 - 25°C...

A mid-early variety that produces medium sized, yellow cobs. Typically 16-18 rows of grains on a 20cm long cob. Very sweet flavour with tender texture to grains.  Sowing Time: April to June...

A popular variety for early and maincrop sowings. Round roots with good internal colouring. Good resistance to bolting.   Sowing Time: Sow seeds from mid March to July, or under glass in...