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Organically grown Chive Seeds - Harvested and Packaged locally from our own garden. Chives (Allium schoenoprasum) Fun Fact: Chives are annoying to many pest insects due to their sulphur compounds. Their flowers, however attract bees and other pollinators, and they are great to increase beneficial insect life to your vegetable garden. The flowers of the chive family are also quite attractive to humans! Preparation and growing conditions: Well-draining soil. Sowing: 5mm deep at 15 cm apart.

Condition: Brand New Manufacturer Sealed Pack Jokari just makes life better for people - with handy gadgets that can be used every day to make things easier ! Keep buzzing bees and other pesky insects out of soft drinks with Jokari Can Caps! The Can Cap attaches easily to most soft drink and beverage cans. The grated opening keeps insects out and a flip-top lid snaps down to keep the fizz inside. It's the perfect safeguard for children and adults on picnics and outdoor events. The Can C

Geisha girl shrub is part of the Duranta plant family, but far more popular than its sister Sheenas gold which has lilac coloured flowers instead of the more popular purple of the Geisha Gold. $4 per 10 seeds & add $4 to order for pac/post Durantas repens “Geisha Girl” is an upright plant meaning erecta, an evergreen bush grown above Sydney Australia or a deciduous shrub grown in a cool climate. It is an ornamental flowering shrub that belongs to the Verbena family. This is a tough variety tha

Pigeon pea seeds for sale on line here Australia.Lots of 5 seeds for $4. Add $4 pack/post chasrges to your order. I also have some small seedlings for sale.Just ask for details as to what I have in live plants of the pidgeon pea for sale. Description Pigeonpea, Cajanus cajan, is a perennial shrub in the family Fabaceae grown for its edible pods and seeds. Pigeonpea is a highly branched shrub with a woody base, slender stems and trifoliate leaves. The plant leaflets are oblong or elliptical in

GRUMICHAMA Eugenia brasiliensis (dombeyi) Origin: Indigenous to coastal areas of south east Brazil. Since distributed to Australia and elswhere. Climate: It is a sub-tropical species. Mature plants can handle light frosts and will survive drought periods, but cropping deteriorates without regular rainfall or irrigation. Optimal production is obtained with more than 1500mm pa, well-distributed throughout the year. Plant Description: It is a highly ornamental, erect evergreen tree to 10m