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Flower Seeds
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Custard apple (Annona squamosa) is a genus of Annona native of the tropical Americas and West Indies. In warmer climates it will grow up to 10 m height and will produce spherical to conical fruit with a thick rind composed of knobby segments. As a tropical plant, Custard Apple will need protection from freezing in colder climates.
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Canary Island Date Palm is a tree-like palm that can grow up to 15 m or more, with a stout trunk and spreading deep green leaves to 5 m in length, divided into many linear leaflets; drooping panicles of creamy-yellow flowers, followed by reddish-yellow fruits.
All the packaging of this product is fully compostable.
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Rudbeckia is an annual with upright stems that are topped with magnificent, large blooms in beautiful colours. Great for cutting. The flowers will also attract butterflies and bees to your garden. Ideal for filling gaps in borders as it will reach height of up to 90 cm.
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A beautiful mix of annual climbers that can reach height of up to 3 m and will produce a lovely colourful display of flowers that can be grown both in containers or in the ground
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The packaging of this product is fully compostable, so once you have finished with it, it can be added to the compost heap, so nothing goes to landfill.
This is a large deciduous flowering shrub or a small tree, which will develop lovely glossy foliage and edible fruit known as jujube or Chinese date. The shrub is frost tolerant, so it will grow well in colder climate as long as it is positioned in a sunny and sheltered area of the garden.
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The packaging of this product is fully compostable, so once you have finished with it, it can be added to the compost heap, so nothing goes to landfill.
A very unusual hardy tropical plant with large leaves, arranged spirally unlike the common gingers. The striking flowers appear in late summer or early autumn, forming large red cone-shaped bracts, with several, pure white, crinkled flowers protruding from each cone. The flowers look like crepe paper hence the common name of Crepe Ginger. After the plant finishes flowering, the attractive red cone-shaped bracts remain.
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