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Gooseberry - Daelyn Early - 135RT79B

Details The original name of this old variety is unknown, but was named Daelyn Early. As with all gooseberry seed offered by Sentinels seeds it will throw variability in type

Botanical name Ribes uva-crispa

Price per packet $4.00

Packet contents 30

Grower name Richard Tew

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Tomatillo - 73RT72

Details Produces a green stalked and leafed plant around a meter tall eventually covered with an abundance of green tomato-like fruit covered in a green papery husk. Pick when husk is filled out. Can be eaten raw, once the poisonous husk is removed, either as a fruit in hand or blended in a food processor with coriander and a few other ingredients to make a light and refreshing tasting salsa verde. Or roasted in the oven, and then blended and boiled until it thickens (with stock, and other ingredients) and used as a tart but flavourful sauce for meats like chicken. When tomatoes are blighted, the tomatillos will look fine. Plants will fall over under the weight of fruit and are best grown surrounded by a low method of support if you prefer they don't lay on your paths or lawn.

Botanical name Physalis philadelphica

Price per packet $4.00

Packet contents 30 seeds

Grower name Richard Tew

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Kale - Red Ursa 48RT34

Details

Combines the broadleaf frills of Siberian kale with the colour of Red Russian. Great raw flavour for salads. Bolting purple stems of over wintered plants are very sweet, perfect for stir frying.

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Botanical name Brassica napus

Price per packet $4.00

Packet contents 60

Grower name Richard Tew

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Meadowfoam - 71RT47

Details A feathery green plant 20-40cm tall that flowers in the spring producing a mass of white-yellow flowers somewhat resembling poached eggs, resulting in the plant being called the poached egg plant. The bees love it, and it vigourously self-seeds, spreading out to fill a garden bed. Will die off in the summer, and then the dropped seeds will sprout around autumn producing the feathery green plants, and they'll cover the ground over the winter producing flowers again in the spring.

Botanical name Limnanthes alba

Price per packet $4.00

Packet contents 30

Grower name Richard Tew

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Capsicum - Jimmy Nardello - 100RT14A

Details An Italian Heirloom that dates back pre-1880's. The fruits grow long are often twisted which ripen from green to red.

Botanical name Capsicum annuum

Price per packet $4.00

Packet contents 30

Grower name Richard Tew

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Corn - Painted Mountain 69RT2A

Details A Native Indian decorative short season flour corn, bred from 70 American native corn varieties. Tolerant to heat, drought, high winds and cold nights. Makes superb flour, hominy and parched corn. Can be eaten fresh when young, Grows over 2 metres.

Botanical name Zea Mays

Price per packet $4.00

Packet contents approx 50

Grower name Richard Tew

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Pea - Onward - 55RT60

Details Marrowfat pea (if dried also used for mushy or wasabi peas) that produces thick blunt pods filled with 6-8 peas. Matures in around 75 days. Needs to be staked to support the plants.

Botanical name Pisum sativum

Price per packet $4.00

Packet contents 40

Grower name Richard Tew

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Gooseberry - Farmers Glory - 59RT33

Details This Gooseberry grows oval green shaped fruit 3-5 cm tall, 2-4 cm wide. If ripened in direct sun, they gain a level of reddish blush and develop a strong ripe flavour indicative of the sun ripening. If ripened out of the sun, perhaps sheltered by surrounding unmown grass can retain the green colour, and a less overpowering flavour that has a purer gooseberry experience. These seeds are saved from WHATEVER VARIETY and can be germinated into individual plants without the need to order in lots of potentially expensive grafted individual plants. These seeds are promiscuously crossed with whatever the pollinating insects bring them, and while they will likely produce a standard gooseberry, there is a chance you'll end up with something unique.

Botanical name Ribes uva-crispa

Price per packet $4.00

Packet contents 30 seeds

Grower name Richard Tew

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