Taro is a lush, warm-climate food plant with big, heart-shaped leaves and underground corms that can be harvested once mature. It grows particularly well in Queensland and other subtropical to tropical gardens, especially in damp or regularly watered areas where other crops struggle. These organic bare-root taro plants are sold ready for planting and are a great option for edible gardens, permaculture systems, or anywhere you want productive plants with a tropical feel.
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15× Tepin Chilli Seeds (Capsicum annuum var. glabriusculum)
Tepin chilli is a small, wild chilli with serious heat and a long history. You can grow it as a perennial plant in warm climates, where it produces small round fruit over many months. These seeds are grown organically in Queensland and suit permaculture gardens, pots, and sheltered spots with some shade.
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20x Pigeon Pea Seeds (Cajanus cajan)
Pigeon pea is a fast-growing, warm-climate legume that produces edible seeds and improves soil at the same time. You can eat the peas fresh or dried, and the plant works well in permaculture gardens and food forests where it’s often used for mulch and nitrogen fixing. These seeds are grown organically in Queensland and suit a wide range of growing conditions.
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Saffron Bulbs (Crocus sativus)
These saffron bulbs produce the flowers that give you real saffron at home. If you plant them soon, in summer, they can flower in autumn and produce the deep orange-red stigmas used as the spice. Bulbs are grown without pesticides and graded by size when lifted each year.
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10x Butterfly Pea Seeds (Clitoria ternatea)
Butterfly pea is a fast-growing climber with vivid blue flowers that are often used for colour-changing teas and crafts. You can grow it easily in warm climates where it flowers freely through the warmer months. These seeds suit edible gardens, ornamental plantings, and anyone curious about plants with practical and visual uses.
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20x Dwarf Burgundy Snake Bean Seeds (Vigna unguiculata subsp. sesquipedalis)
Burgundy snake bean is a compact bush bean with deep red pods and a mild, sweet flavour. Unlike climbing snake beans, this dwarf variety suits small gardens, raised beds, and containers, while still producing long, tender pods. These seeds are well suited to warm climates and are a good option if you want something edible, productive, and a little different.
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5x Ginger Rhizomes (Zingiber officinale)
Culinary ginger is an easy, reliable perennial you can grow at home for fresh ginger year after year. These freshly harvested ginger rhizomes are supplied bare root and ready to plant, with multiple healthy growth nodes. Well suited to warm climates, ginger grows best in lightly shaded garden beds and rewards patience with plenty of usable root.
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Atherton Raspberry Seeds (Rubus Probus)
Atherton raspberry is a native Australian raspberry that grows well in warm climates and produces heavily once established. You can grow it easily in the right conditions, and it’s far more productive than most European raspberries. These freshly harvested seeds are grown organically in Queensland and suit food forests, permaculture gardens, and home growers wanting reliable fruit.
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Carnivorous Passionfruit Seeds (Passiflora foetida)
Passiflora foetida is a smaller, more compact passionfruit vine with pretty white flowers and tiny, sweet fruit. You can grow it easily in warm climates, where it works well as both an edible and ornamental vine. These seeds are grown organically in Queensland and suit food gardens, permaculture systems, or anywhere you want a lighter, less vigorous passionfruit.
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Panama Red passionfruit seeds (Passiflora edulis)
Panama Red is a productive passionfruit with very large, sweet, aromatic fruit. You can grow it on a trellis, fence, or garden arch, even in a small space, and it produces well once established. These seeds are grown organically in Queensland and suit food forests, permaculture gardens, or home backyards in warm climates.
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