Silverbeet 'Bright Lights'
Produces vibrant coloured stems in gold, pink, orange, purple, red and white. Leaves are lightly savoyed, and green and bronze in colour.
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Produces vibrant coloured stems in gold, pink, orange, purple, red and white. Leaves are lightly savoyed, and green and bronze in colour.
An easy to grow compact variety with short, white stems and large, crinkled leaves.
An easy-to-grow, spinach-like silverbeet, with smooth leaves and slim, green stalks.
This easy to grow silverbeet, with it's attractive, bright red stems, has a distinctive and pleasant flavour.
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A certified organic garden input boosted with NZ Seaweed to gently nourish plants, enrich the soil and encourage a strong healthy root system.
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A premium potting mix, ideal for all potted plants and shrubs, including ornamentals, fruit trees, vegies and herbs.
For fruit, vegetables and ornamentals - a unique formulation easy-to-use broad-spectrum, copper fungicide and bactericide.
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