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Echinacea Purple Cone Seeds
$4.70Prolific large blooms with coned centres, easy to grow , drought tolerant and pest resistant. Used in traditional medicine for boosting the immune system, attracts beneficial insects to the garden... -
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Eggplant Black Beauty Seeds
$3.75Grow your own Black Beauty eggplant with Mr Fothergill’s Seeds. Black Beauty Eggplant (Solanum melongena) is one of the very best varieties, not least because of its dark purple fruit—nearly black,... -
Eggplant Kaberi F1 Seeds
$5.00A high quality hybrid producing many small 50-60g glossy fruits. Virtually thornless, the plants are easy to handle and bred for their compact size. Exceptional planted in the garden or grown in... -
Eggplant Listada de Gandia Seeds
$5.25An heirloom variety with large oval fruits. The skin is a striking mix of purple and white stripes with firm and well flavoured flesh. Performs best in areas with a long warm growing season. The thin... -
Eggplant Long Purple Seeds
$3.75Long Purple eggplant seeds are an exceptional choice for anyone seeking a truly unique addition to their vegetable patch. Boasting vigorous growth and heavy crops, these early-producing heirloom... -
Eggplant Ping Tung Long Seeds
$5.80A very high yielding variety producing up to 20 long and narrow fruits per plant. Ping Tung Long Eggplant are a practical choice for home gardeners, bringing reliable flavour, colour, and fresh... -
Eggplant Thai Cherry Kermit F1 Seeds
$5.80Young golf ball sized fruits are very tasty and can be eaten fresh or cooked. It’s distinctive flavour sees it used extensively in many Asian dishes such as curry dishes, soups, stews, egg dishes or... -
Eggplant Thai Long Green Seeds
$5.25This heirloom from Thailand is becoming popular with gourmet chefs. A prolific producer of long, pale green eggplants that are perfect for Thai dishes. The mild tender flesh absorbs spicy flavours... -
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Endive Ruffec Green Curled Seeds
$3.75An excellent crisp vegetable which will liven up salads. Eaten green, the leaves are a little bitter, but blanched for a few days they develop a milder taste. Try as an interesting alternative to... -
