«Sugar Bonn» - Organic Pea Seeds

It’s a very short plant with most of ours only growing a foot or so, making it perfect for growing in pots. Big crops of delicious tender “green beans” that are great as a stir fry, soup, stew, even a green salad vegie.

Petite French Green Lentils have a pleasant, peppery flavor and lovely dark green color. No need to pre-soak these delicious legumes! They cook on the stovetop in just 25 minutes and are a terrific choice for dishes like salads and soups.

Mid-season variety. From germination to technical ripeness 68-73 days. The plants are 70-75 cm high. Beans are straight or slightly curved, 7–9 cm long. In the technical ripeness phase, they are green and contain 8–9 seeds each.

The Asparagus Pea is an annual plant with partially reclining shoots; it grows 20 to 30 centimetres in length. In the summer, the shoots produce gorgeous scarlet flowers that are navicular in shape.

An annual herbaceous plant, the stem of the chin is lodging or straight, 30-50 cm or more high, as a fodder plant, the chin can be used not only for seeds, but also for green mass - in a raw state and as hay.

This rare but fabulous tomato gives moderate to heavy crops of fruit which are packed with the delicious flavours expected from one of the best of the black tomatoes, the large, regular-leafed tomato plants yielding the most beautiful and sizeable.

In just 110 days from direct sowing, this HEIRLOOM grows 3.6m (12′) tall. Its 60cm (24″) flowers produce delicious and nutritious sunflower seeds, or they can be dried and hung in the garden as a natural bird feeder.

This attractive ornamental is actually a squash that add a vivid color to your fall retail displays. The flat, round shaped fruit weigh 10 to 15 lbs. and look like a cheese wheel. The orange flesh is moderately sweet and can be used for baking pies.

This variety produces large size Winter Melons, up to 40 pounds. Large fruit has green skin with wax and pure white flesh inside for vegetable uses. This is one of the most popular Winter Melon varieties in southern China and subtropical Asia.