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FREE Australian Organic Gardening Resource Guide and catalogue

Published by Green Harvest it contains 48 pages of organic gardening products and hints to help grow nutritious, chemical-free vegetables and fruit.

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 Our standard postage is $9.50  for all orders which includes Bulk Seed Packs. The $5.50 postage fee for up to 100 standard packets of seed, only includes the smaller 10m²packets not the 1000m² or 4500m² seed packs or kits. Please note: we will not ship overseas; shipping prices are for within Australia only.

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Take the inspiration from the book, grow the seeds and follow the recipes.

Edible Rainbow Garden Book & Seed Pack

Contains the Edible Rainbow Garden book and 1 packet each of Silverbeet Colour Mix, Radish Fiesta Mix, Carrot Colour Mix, Cauliflower Violet Sicilian, Cabbage Red Express and Lettuce Mix.

BE115 $25.00 add

Edible Salad Garden Book & Seed Pack

Contains the Edible Salad Garden book and 1 packet each of Silverbeet Perpetual, Chicory Red Dandelion, Lettuce Green Saladbowl, Kale Cavolo Nero, Mustard Red Giant.

BE116 $25.00 add

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Sprouting - seeds (Alfalfa, Barley, Broccoli, Buckwheat, Chickpea, Cress, Fenugreek, Lentil, Linseed, Radish, Mung, Oats, Wheat, Soybean, Sunflower) books and sprouting equipment

Vegetables A

Amaranth, Angled Luffa; Artichoke Green Globe,  Violetto;  Asparagus Sweet Purple

Vegetables Beans

Blue Lake, Gourmet Delight, Purple King, Cherokee Wax, Provider, Rattle Snake, Scarlet Runner (7 Year Bean), Simba, Snake, Strike, Rice, Broad Bean, New Guinea Bean, Winged Bean

Vegetables B

Beetroot Bulls Blood, Chioggia, Detroit, Golden; Broccoli Green Sprouting Calabrese, Early Green, Romanesco, Kailaan;  Broccoli Raab; Burdock

Vegetables Cabbage & Kale

Cabbage Sugarloaf, Savoy,  Red Express, Wong Bok, Bok Choy; Red Choi, Purple-Flowered Choy; Kale Cavolo Nero, Red Winter, Squire

Vegetables Capsicum & Chilli

Cape Gooseberry; Capsicum California Wonder, Golden Calwonder, Sweet Chocolate, Corno di Toro; Chilli Ancho,  Birds Eye, Jalapeno, Scotch Bonnet

Vegetables Carrot to Chicory

Carrot All Seasons, Colour Mix, Dragon,  Little Finger, Nantes, Chantenay, Red Kuroda, Western Red;  Cauliflower Snowball, Violet Sicilian;  Celery; Celeriac; Chicory & Endive

Vegetables Corn to Cucumber

Corn - Sweet - Balinese, Golden Bantam, Legacy, Max;  Cucumber Mideast Prolific, Lemon, Suyo Long, Marketmore, Giant Russian

Vegetables D to L

Eggplant Black Beauty, Little Finger, Rosa Bianca, Snowy White; Fennel; Jicama; Kohlrabi; Leafy Greens Ceylon Spinach, Garden Cress, Golden Purslane, Egyptian Spinach, Mibuna, Mizuna, Warrigal Greens, NZ Spinach, Orach, Perilla, Rocket, Shungiku, Sorrel, Tatsoi, Upland Cress, Watercress, Water Spinach 

Vegetables L cont.

Leeks; Lettuce Baby Cos, Brown Romaine, Buttercrunch, Darwin, Freckles, Great Lakes, Green Mignonette, Lollo Rossa, Marvel of 4 Seasons, Parris Is Cos, Royal Oakleaf, Saladbowl Red & Green;  Luffa

Vegetables M

Rockmelon Hales Best; Melon Ein Dor; Bitter Melon; Mustard Golden Streaks, Ruby Streaks, Red Giant, Osaka Purple

Vegetables O to P

Okra;  Onion Riverside, Mini Purplette, Lockyer Gold, Early Lockyer White,  Welsh; Parsnip; Peas Snow: Melting Mammoth, Oregon Sugar, Peas Sugarsnap: Bush, Climbing, Sugar Bon, Peas Shelling: Greenfeast, Telephone, Massey Gem 

Vegetables Pumpkin

Pumpkin Australian Butter, Buttercup, Butternut, Kent syn. Jap, Long Is Cheese, Musquee de Provence, Marina di Chioggia, Kumi Kumi, Qld Blue,  Red Kuri; Squash Pink Banana 

Vegetables R

Radish Cherry Belle, Pink Beauty, Fiesta Mix, Daikon,  Rhubarb; Rosella 

Vegetables Salad Mix

Vegetables S

Silverbeet Long Dark Green, Vulcan Red, Perpetual, Canary, Colour Mix; Spinach Giant of Winter, Bloomsdale & Galilee

Vegetables Tomato

Tomato Beefsteak, Black Russian Green Zebra, Grosse Lisse, Moneymaker, Oxheart, Yellow Pear, Red Pear, Cherry Fox, Camp Joy, Red Debarao, San Marzano, St Pierre, Thai Pink Egg, Tropic

Vegetables T

Tomatillo; Turnip Japanese, Golden Globe, Purple Top

Vegetables W to Z

Watermelon Allsweet, Crimson Sweet, Sugarbaby, Minilee, Moon & Stars; Wax Gourd; Snake Gourd;  Zucchini Black Beauty, Costa Romanesque & Squash Green Button, Green Hubbard, Gem, Delicata, Golden Crookneck, Golden Scallopini, Ronde de Nice; Vegetable Spaghetti

Herbs

Basil Sweet Genovese, Greek Mini, Nufar, Lime, Thai;  Borage; Chamomile; Chives Onion, Garlic; Coriander Slowbolt,  Mexican; Dill;  Lemon Balm; Sweet Marjoram; Mexican Tarragon; Parsley Triple Curl, Giant of Italy; Zaatar

Flowers

Calendula Maayan Orange; Cosmos Picotee; Cornflower Blue; Dianthus Volcano; Larkspur; Love-in-a-Mist; Marigold Sparky, Nasturtium Mixed;  Queen Anne's Lace;  Sunflower Evening Sun; Sweet Alice; Sweetpea Old Spice 

Hardy Food Trees, Shrubs and Vines

Agati;  Carob;  Cherry Guava Yellow, Red;  Japanese Raisin Tree;  Passionfruit Black, Panama Gold;  Pomegranate;  Tamarillo; Tamarind

Covercrops/Living Mulch

Barrel Medic; Crown Vetch;  Lotus Sunrise; Lucerne;  Red Clover;  White Clover;  Wynn's Cassia

Grow Your Own Poultry and Animal Forage

Pigeon Pea  Tagasaste syn Tree Lucerne

Green Manures- an introduction

Warm season green manure seeds and kits

Buckwheat Cowpea French White Millet Japanese Millet Mung Bean Soybean

Cool season green manure seeds and kits

BQ Mulch Fava Bean Fenugreek Lupins Oats Subclover Woolly Pod Vetch

Good Bug Mix

How to get 1000's of free workers in your garden! This seed mix contains colourful re-seeding annual and perennial flowers

Understanding which climate zone you live in will help you choose the best plants for your area and also the correct sowing time.

Exciting new seeds

Asparagus Mary Washington

Bean Provider

Bean Strike

Brussels Sprouts Red Ribs

Carrot All Seasons

Carrot Dragon

Carrot Western Red

Chicory Coffee Magdeburg

Chinese Cabbage One Kilo Slowbolt

Sweetcorn Legacy

Sweetcorn Max

Crown Vetch

Japanese Burdock

Mustard Purple Osaka

Mustard Ruby Streaks

Orach Red Valentine

Parsnip Hollow Crown

Passionfruit Panama Gold

Perilla Purple

Pumpkin Kumi Kumi

Rhubarb Sydney Crimson

Rocket Astro

Sorrel

Sweetpea Old Spice

Wax Gourd

Winged Bean

Books with practical information on propagation and seed raising include the following:

Seed Production for the Australian Home Vegetable Garden

From Seeds to Leaves

The Seed Savers Handbook

Organic Gardening Help

The following information is provided to help you garden organically:

Successful Seed Raising

How to create a pest-free, beautiful organic garden

Organic soil improvement

Understanding soil pH

Growing asparagus

Growing potatoes

Growing strawberries

FRUIT TREES

Fruit tree selection for small gardens

Organic citrus care

General pruning rules

Care and shelter of young trees

Organic Rose Care

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ASIAN and TROPICAL VEGETABLES FOR HOT WET SUMMERS

If you are challenged by pest and disease problems in your vegetable garden during hot, humid summers, don’t give up! Green Harvest offers a range of vegetables, grown around the world in subtropical and tropical areas, that we have found to be hardy and reliable to the weather extremes of high temperature and humidity experienced in the ‘wet season’. As a general rule sow these vegetables from October through to March, to replace more temperate vegetables. Seeds suitable for these conditions are marked H for hot and humid!

Part of the problem is gardening books written by authors from cooler areas neglecting to give good advice on plant selection for northern areas of Australia. We recommend the books The Seed Savers Handbook, Tropical Food Gardens: A Guide to  Growing Fruit, Herbs and Vegetables,

 Organic Vegetable Gardening or Successful Gardening in Warm Climates for the best information on subtropical vegetables.

WEED ALERT

We recognise that although humans have moved around seeds and plants for centuries far from their native habitats, any plant has the potential to become a ‘weed’ outside its natural environment. We encourage you to keep this in mind, before ordering seed you should check your local government’s weed list. Also local Landcare organisations may be a source of information concerning plants considered undesirable in your area.

List of Garden Plants Best Avoided

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"I must let you know how happy we are with the  vegetable seeds, I gave Mum some of my seeds as she was very sceptical about me and my organic seeds ("Aren't the supermarket ones good enough?") Well she has had 99 to 100% germination as opposed to 50% for the last 30 years  from supermarket ones, she was wrapped!"

Tania of Woodcroft SA

INFORMATION FOR AUSTRALIAN VISITORS TO THIS SITE

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Due to quarantine restrictions Green Harvest is unable to send some seeds and all plants to WA and TAS. We are simply unable to supply at this time the necessary quarantine clearance certificates. Green Harvest is organically certified and will not treat with chemical fungicides or sell fungicide treated seed. Quarantine requirements for treated seed to some States therefore cannot be met.

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