Vegetables

Cucumis sativus

Delicious, healthy “snack” cucumber. This baby cucumber produces high yields of smooth skinned fruit early and continues on through the season. Crispy with excellent appearance. Smooth skinned, uniform fruit.

Cucumis sativus

A controlled yet vigorous variety with short branching vines.

Can be grown in large containers, with a small trellis, on decks or balconies. Perfect in small gardens as well. Dark green fruit. High yielding with continuous harvests.

Cucumis sativus

A bush-crop type, bred for its compact plant habit. Produces large numbers of medium to dark green fruit, 19-20cm in length. Great for the smaller garden due to its compact plant habit.

Cucumis sativus

Long, slender dark green fruit with the added feature of being "burpless". Very heavy yielding, Tasty Green is also resistant to powdery mildew.

Fruit grow to approx 22cm long and 4cm in diameter. Suitable for greenhouse culture. Extremely popular.

Cucumis sativus

A modern Telegraph Cucumber for greenhouse use. Excellent disease resistance, all female flowering (every flower a fruit). Each fruit grows 30-40cm long.

Cucumis sativus

Slicer type with firm flesh and a sweet juicy flavour.

Fruit is approx 20cm long and plants will produce a heavier crop if allowed to climb and if fruits are harvested promptly once mature.

Solanum melongena

Vigorous plant habit and high yielding, this F1 Hybrid produces large oval fruit which is shiny black in colour.

Grow only in warm climates.

Solanum melongena

Heavy yielding, remarkably tender, small gram fruits. Glassy, Black, egg-shaped appearance, along with superb flavour have made these a favourite in lasagnes.

Egg plants generally need long summer seasons however as the name suggests this variety produces fruit extremely early and is perfect for NZ's climate.

Solanum melongena

Dark purple with white stripes. The oval fruit weigh approximately 60-80 grams.

Solum melongena

Cute, glossy baby eggplants. Fruit size is approx 5-8cm. Best grown in pots / baskets / planters.