Sow
after frost in spring;
in tropical areas sow during
the dry season. Slide a flat
piece of wood underneath
ripening fruit to avoid
rotting from contact with
wet soil.
Rockmelon 'Hales Best'
Popular melon, deep green
rind with sweet orange
flesh, mildew resistant.
SM104 45 seeds
$3.00
SM114 100g $40.00
SM115 500g $110.00
Honeydew
'Green Flesh’
Creamy white skin, small
seed cavity; large fruit
2.5-3kg; emerald green
flesh, very sweet and juicy;
disease resistant and stores
well; suited to warm, dry
climates.
SM102 45 seeds $3.00
BITTER
MELON
Momordica charantia
syn. Fu kwa, Balsam Pear or
Bitter Gourd. A tropical
climber with small, fragrant
flowers produces a warty
fruit. Sow next to a
trellis, after all danger of
frost has passed, soil
temperature min. 22șC, 2.5
cm deep, 30 cm apart. Early
plants can be sown in
seedling pots for later
transplanting. Prepare
well-drained soil with
compost and well-rotted
manure. To avoid excessive
bitterness, pick the green
fruit when young. Fruit is
peeled, rubbed with salt and
left for an hour then rinsed
and the central spongy pith
discarded. Seeds should not
be eaten. Alternatively it
can be parboiled in salted
water before use. Used as a
cooked vegetable and in
pickles and curries.
Bitter
Melon ‘Greenlife’
F1
An early and prolific
smoother-skinned bitter
melon. Fruit are 22-25cm
long and weigh 300-400g. It
has a high fruit set and
continues to produce for
several months.
SM132
10 seeds $3.00
SM133
25g $25.00
MUSTARD
Brassica juncea
Syn. Chinese mustard;
mustard greens; kaai tsoi,
tua-chia (China); cai sin
(Indonesia); karashina
(Japan); sawi sawi
(Malaysia); phak kwang tung
khiao (Thai); cai be xanh
(Vietnam)
Leaf
mustards add zest to a salad
mix; harvest small or full
size. Leaf colour is best
in temperate areas, it grows in
the subtropics during winter.
Mustards
prefer a position in full
sun with a rich,
well-drained soil. A
cool-weather crop, sow
direct into rows 25 cm apart
in late autumn. Sow 5-10 mm
deep, cover with fine soil,
firm down. It germinates
well in cool, wet weather
and thrives in these
conditions. Sow every two
weeks for successive crops.
The flowers are highly
attractive to beneficial
insects.
Mustard
'Golden Streaks'
F1
Syn. 'Green Elk'
‘Golden Streaks' is a very
attractive plant with finely
serrated, bright
golden-green leaves. It is
an ideal cut and come again
leafy green for harvesting
from baby leaf size onwards.
It has tender, mild, spicy
leaves that add flavour and
zest to salads and stir-fries.
SM128 300+seeds $3.00
SM129 25g $9.00
'Ruby
Streaks' F1
‘Ruby Streaks' is an
exciting new release to use
in salads. It has finely
serrated dark green and
burgundy leaves. It is
excellent as a ’baby leaf’
and in salad mixes. The
colour varies from dark
green with red veins to dark
burgundy. The flavour is
sweet and mildly pungent.
SM125 300+seeds $3.00
SM126 10g $7.00
'Red
Giant'A
Large savoy leaves are deep
purplish red with white mid
ribs.
SM117 300+seeds $3.00
SM118 25g $9.00
'Osaka Purple'
Very attractive, round, dark
purple leaves with spicy
pungent flavour.
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