(Trifolium pratense) Biennial, ground cover producing abundant, leafy growth and pink-purple flowers. Medicinal herb, soil improver (adds nitrogen), bee forage, fodder, or used as green-manure crop. 5000 seeds
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(Daucas carota) Heirloom originating from the Chantenay region in France. Red-orange, large diameter root 12-16cm. Excellent variety for heavy or s
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$8.00
(Cajanus cajan) Perennial bush to 2m high. Seeds may be used as legume (cooked or ground to flour); leaves used as stock feed or poultry fodder. Us
$3.95
Originating with the Ancient Aztecs. Hardy plant to 1m with both leaf & grain used in salads, and cooked dishes. Higher in protein (18%) than wheat
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***NOT TO WA*** A mix of rye, oats, spelt, quinoa, buckwheat & amaranth effectively used as a cover crop for digging back into
***NOT TO WA*** Highly useful for attracting the predator insects to the garden. An attractive & colourful mix of flowers, herbs & vegetables design
***NOT TO WA*** (Vicia faba) Useful as a green manure crop adding carbon & nitrogen to the soil & improving friability Best dug back in the soil when
***NOT TO WA*** Excellent green manure crop useful for adding both nutrients & carbon to the soil. Also useful for attracting beneficial insects, in
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***NOT TO TAS, WA*** A beneficial mix of hardy greens to give to your feathered friends. Either broadcast in pen & section off until grown, or grow
(Trigonella foenumgraecum) Annual. Attractive plant to 60cm tall with small round leaves and yellow / white flowers producing long, yellow seed pods
***NOT TO WA*** (Pisum sativum) Heirloom & one of the oldest domesticated crops. Used as a cool season fodder or green manure crop grown throughout