«Australian» - Organic Salad Seeds

Ukrainian heirloom variety for open ground and greenhouses. Loose heads of delicious, rounded, pale green leaves with frilled edges, weight 250-300 g (9-11 oz.). Easy to grow. Pick individual leaves as you need them. Ideal for raised beds and patios.

Specially bred for autumn sowing, Lettuce 'Evelina' is well known for its exceptional cold resistance. This large Butterhead variety produces tasty light green heads with crinkled leaves for harvesting in spring.

An annual plant, the leaves go well with other leafy vegetables, used in salads and stewed vegetable garnishes along with spinach, added to creamy noodle sauces, and along with garlic, pineapple, parmesan and olive oil.

An early ripe salad, forms a large rosette of yellow-green bubbly leaves weighing 250-300 grams, the leaves are sweet, juicy, oily, without bitterness, to constantly obtain fresh greens, the salad is sown every 10-15 days.

This classic flower is, unfortunately, not as well-known as it should be. Not only is it beautiful, but it is very easy to grow from seed. Dame’s Rocket is also very resilient and can be successfully planted in both sun and shade.

Rare in the east, abundant in the lower Ohio valley and middle of Mississippi valley. Reaches its largest size in southern Illinois and Indiana. Bark: Light brown, scaly; on young stems light brown, smooth.

It is an early ripe, bee-pollinated variety. Plant climbing, indeterminant. The length of the stem is 115-125 centimeters. Fruits are short, cylindrical, large-celled, with white pubescence.

These large, delicate blooms are native to Subpolar regions all around the globe. Thriving in cool conditions, Icelandic Poppies will not take kindly to excessive heat. In warmer regions, plant as early as possible and expect annual growth.