To begin with we've got some onions, but not just any old onions. These are the bunching red beard variety and they are seriously cool looking. The bloomsdale spinach, which is a super hardy and large variety but best of all it is frost tolerant so no need to worry about those icy mornings. To finish this months menu we have some lemon balm which we you'll love in those winter warmer teas!
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Q: I’m located in USA. Will there be hidden international fees in order to receive your boxes? Or the price that is given is what the actual price will be for USA? Thanks…Asked by Liz P., May 2021
Hi Liz,
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Unfortunately we are unable to post outside of Australia due to quarantine and border security issues with seeds. There are a heap of really great US based seed subscription services though and definitely worth exploring.
Q: Does this box allow for growing conditions in Central AustraliaAsked by Anne M., July 2020
We try our best to choose herbs and vegetables which are able to be grown in all Australian climates. Give us a try on a month to month subscription if you want to see how you go.
Q: Hi! Do you ship to WA please?Asked by Pamela W., April 2020
We most certainly do. We are aware that there are a number of prohibited crops in WA but we ensure all of our seeds are able to be shipped there and do not choose any prohibited varieties in our subscription.
I have been using this seed subscription service for almost a year and I love it! So much thought goes into their seed selection. And I’m growing things I would’ve never tried before, plus plenty of old favourites.
I’ve been getting my seed pack herbs & veggies every month for nearly a year now, love the variety and so many I’ve never heard of before. The kids loved growing and eating there rainbow carrots. They great to use in the veggies garden or just grow in pots
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I love the seeds from Easy Come Easy Grow as it has a variety of seasonal vegetables and herbs. I'm a newbie at gardening and this takes the guesswork out of deciding which seeds to plant for the current season. I absolutely love it!
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We are super pumped to be able to start growing some spring herbs and veggies that scream summer too! As always we like to mix it up with some different takes on many of the traditional herbs and veggies you all know and love. September will see a delicious twist on the traditional Basil with a variety that has a hint of lemon, some ascetically pleasing tomatoes that are slightly striped (like a tiger!) and appropriately named and some crunchy lettuce to finish!
August is always a great month for us as the change from Winter to Spring is visually unavoidable. Fruit trees start blossoming, trees bush out with leaves and most importantly it's time to get some warmer crops growing. This month certainly showcases the change in seasons with some warmer season varieties to get you in the mood to garden! We have some really great options to enjoy growing this month.
This month we've well and truly splashed some colour into your subscription with some fun and tasty favourites. To begin with the this not so round Beetroot provides a bit of fun under the ground. We always love brushing back the dirt at the top of the root to see if it's ready to be pulled up. Then there's some Purple Pak Choi which adds some more colour in the garden and eventually on your plate. It also does well in pots, just make sure you keep up the fertiliser.
With the variety on offer this month we should've name October the Eggplant Parmigiana Pack pack as all of these ingredients go fantastically well on the plate to create a mean dish! We've included some summer favourites with a great tomato variety of Juane Flamme. Some classic Italian Parsley which you simply can't go wrong with and is such a great herb to have on call in the garden to pick when needed. Finally there's some eggplant and a Greek variety to enjoy.
We swear summer rolls around quicker and quicker every year. It was just a moment ago we were shivering outside with our cool season crops and now we're tee and short laden, planting our summer veggies! This month does not disappoint as we kick it up a notch and move into some real summer varieties including the common and not so common.
To begin with we have some Cucumber African Horned, also known as Kiwano. In our experience this is a prolific crop so make sure you don't let it take over the garden. With it's alien looking bounty they are certainly different and refreshing treat once cut open to enjoy. Next is the Radish Watermelon, which has the most amazing pink hue once sliced open and resembles a watermelon. Finally there's the Basil Cinnamon, with a twist that makes this variety something special
This month sees a strong Japanese influence starting with the Mizuna, which is a Japanese salad green. Next up is another Japanese variety but this time a Chive. The Chives Fuyuyo are a great bunching onion which can be used in a similar fashion to Spring Onions. Lastly we hope you didn't leave these on your plate because it's time to grow them and eat them now - Brussels Sprout Long Island.
The seasons are about to start changing and it's time to get some Autumn seeds planted! We have gone all out to provide some of natures most intricate work between the Broccoli Romanesco and the Beetroot Chioggia this month. Not to mention the mustard greens variety which hails from Japan - Mustard Chirimen Hakarashi. We hope you have as much fun growing these as we did carefully selecting them for this month.
This Thyme we have a wild variety to get growing and a very aesthetically pleasing Golden take on a common root crop which we think is Rad(ish!). Finally we have a ripper of a crop with a huge Bulgarian Giant variety which you we've Leeked for our subscribers this month. So many fun things to grow and so little time, let's delve a bit deeper with each crop.
We've curated a great selection of seeds this month and definitely a controversial blend with Coriander in the mix! Also chosen was Spinach Black Magic which was a variety we hadn't grown before so thought it would be fun to give it a try and share the experience with all of you. Finally we've got some Kohl Rabi, which for all you first time growers will be sure to be a hit as it looks like something out of this world.
This month we hope you like the selection with the most awesome looking carrots which are sure to keep it interesting when you pull them up. Along with the previous few months of Broccoli and Brussel Sprouts we also wanted to keep the brassicas going with some Cauliflower Early Jesi. To add the cherry on top of some great seeds we chose to go with Rocket Pronto. Who doesn't love a nice parmesan, pear, walnut and balsamic glaze salad - yum!
This month is some Swiss Chard Rainbow. with stems that look amazing growing together and even better on the plate. We have also included some Asian greens with some Tatsoi which is a pick and come again veggie, meaning you will get multiple harvests. Finally which winter garden wouldn't be complete without some Cabbage and this Red Acre variety adds an awesome purple hue for those slaws to shine on their own or as a part of Tuesday night Tacos!
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