Tui Seeds Bundle - Autumn Favourites
Sow the seeds of autumn and grow fresh and vibrant varieties the whole family can enjoy. Start sowing now for the cooler months ahead.
This autumn favourites seed bundle includes:
- 1 x Tui Beetroot Seed - Cylindra - long cylindrical beets ideal for slicing. Slow to go woody, these beets have excellent flavour and texture.
- 1 x Tui Broccoli Seed - Marathon F1 - a fast maturing, disease-resistant crop well known for it's garden performance.
- 1 x Tui Cauliflower Seed - All Seasons - large white heads with great flavour and is an adaptable variety that can be grown year round in mild climates.
- 1 x Tui Carrot Seed - All Seasons - sweet and large growing carrots with good colouring and excellent flavour.
Benefits
- Cool season staples
- Handy bundle of Kiwi favourites
Directions for use
Sowing direct
- Before planting work the soil until fine and crumbly.
- Dig in a layer of Tui Seed Raising Mix.
- Sow seeds as per individual packet instructions.
- Thin out plants as they mature, if required.
- Keep well watered.
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