Sub Category - NewGipps Vegetable Flower Herb seeds and Bulbs

2053: Basil - Holy Green (new!)

Tall 30 – 60cm plants Upright plants with slightly hairy aramoatic green oval shaped leaves which produce white/mauve flowers in summer.Used in Thai cuisine, to make tea and as a ornamental. Fast growing with medicinal uses.

2003: Basil Bush

Annual to 20 cm. Use fresh or dried for garnish or seasoning. Ideal in containers.

2002: Basil Dark Opal

An excellent purple/bronze leaf basil that is excellent both as an ornamental and as a culinary plants. Grows to around 35cm.

2089: Basil Greek

Strongly scented basil with small attractive plants and fine leaves. Plants to 30cm. Slow to flower.

2051: Basil Green Ruffles

Plants 40 to 50 cm tall with large green ruffled leaves. Very attractive, with excellent flavour.

2004: Basil Large Sweet Italian

The most popular cultivar. Plants grow to 50 cm. Use fresh or dried. Great with Tomatoes.

2055: Basil Lemon

35cm Lemon scented plants with small leaves. Good fragrance and taste.

2085: Basil Mixed

All our taller Basils mixed equally to create an economical way of growing a range of types.

2054: Basil Mrs Burns

Clean, aromatic lemon scent, similar to Lemon Basil.

2052: Basil Purple Ruffles

Tall 50 cm plants with attractively ruffled purple leaves. Highly ornamental as well as having excellent flavour. Packets only.

2076: Basil Thai

The preferred type for Asian cooking with a scent of liquorice. Stems purple, flowers mauve.

2007: Red Italian (new!)

Rich sweet spicy leaves mid to deep purple in colour. Plants to around 45cm, leaves 2 to 4 cm long. Slow to flower.

2011: Chamomile German

T M. Not to Western Australia. Short lived perennial to 30 cm. The small yellow centred, white flowers are used in teas when dried. Foliage sweetly scented. 16000s/g.

2037: Chamomile Russian or Lawn

T M. Pleasantly aromatic creeping herb growing to 30 cm. The dried yellow flowers used in teas. Good ground cover-lawn substitute. 7000s/g.

2021: Purslane Golden

This plant has juicy, succulent oval leaves of a bright golden colour. It has a mild sweet-sour flavour. Use with or like garden cress.

2035: Valerian

M. An attractive background plant with pale pink flowers. Thrives in a wide range of conditions and soil types, tolerating semi-shade. Roots used medicinally. 1200s/g.

2058: Wild Thyme

M. Mat forming perennial ground cover that grows best in well drained soils. Very hardy. Useful for potpourri. 6250s/g.

2048: Angelica

C M T. An attractive bold biennial to 2 metres. Grown for both its ornamental value and for its liquorice flavoured stems and leaves. Store seed in refrigerator after receipt until sowing. Sow in spring. Packets only.

2075: Anise Hyssop

C M T. A bold plant, ideal for garden use or as a culinary herb. The dried leaves are used as a seasoning and for tea making. 2700s/g.

2008: Burnet

C M T. Perennial. Sow in spring or autumn. Fresh young tender leaves give subtle taste of cucumber to salads, cheeses, vinegars etc. 140 s/g.

2069: Caper Bush (new!)

C. Slow growing perennial shrub that produces “Capers”. These are made pickling the unopened flower buds. Requires a warm dry climate for best results. Slow and difficult to germinate (Instructions on packet). Packets only.

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2009: Caraway

C M T. Biennial. Sow in autumn or spring. Seeds, leaves and roots are all used. Harvest heads when seeds ripen and dry in warm spot. Use young leaves and shoots to season salads. 360 s/g.

2012: Chervil Regular

C. Annual. Similar to curly Parsley with a hint of liquorice. Germinates and grows quickly. Ready 6 to 8 weeks. Make regular sowings. Does not transplant well. Suits shady spot. 400 s/g.

2034: Chives Garlic / Chinese Chives

C M. Perennial. Flat leaves to 30 cm with a mild garlic flavour. Use for all salads and cooking. Attractive white flowers. Best sown in spring. Treated seed to Tasmania. Packets only.

2046: Coriander “Superharvest”

C M. Annual to 60 cm. Improved cultivar resisting going to seed quickly better than older types. Better leaf production (Cilantro), but still producing heavy seed crops (Coriander). Roots can also be used.

2036: Coriander Lemon

Subtle lemon flavour and fragrance. Superb in Asian cooking and as a salad garnish. Sow regularly spring and autumn for continued supply. Suits pot or garden.

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2099: Culantro

C. Also called Mexican, Asian or Long Coriander, Spiritweed. Annual. Suited to hot humid areas where normal Coriander fails. Likes shade and moist soils. Leaves need to be finely chopped. Dries well. 3000 s/g.

2016: Dill

C. Annual to75 cm. Best cultivar for seed production. Sow in spring in warm sunny spot in well-manured soil. Leaves used in soups etc., seeds in pickles and vinegar. 880 s/g.

2019: Hyssop

C T. Perennial. 50-60 cm. Sow outdoors in spring in a warm dry position, thinning or transplanting in summer. Leaves used in soups and stews, or can be made into a medicinal tea. Also distilled for its oil for perfumes and flavouring. 1000 s/g.

2020: Lovage

C M. Leaves used for flavouring salads and soups, roots for making infusions for rheumatism. Perennial. Sown spring and autumn. 350 s/g.

2022: Marjoram Sweet

C. Perennial, usually grown as an annual. 40 to 60 cm. The leaves are used in many dishes. Great for pizzas, pies, stews, etc. Gather and dried just before plant flowers. 9500 s/g.

2024: Mint Spearmint

Very popular with its aromatic leaves used to flavour drinks etc. Said to aid digestion.

2083: Oregano Greek

C M. Similar to regular Oregano but with a sharper flavour. Favoured in Greek cuisine.13000 s/g.

2049: Oregano Regular

C M. Hardy perennial. The leaves are widely used in Italian style cooking. 9500 s/g.

2072: Pot Coriander

C M. Selected for its suitability for pot culture. Ideal in greenhouses. 65 s/g.

2025: Rocket / Arugula

C. Annual. Young leaves used in salads or cooked. Plants are attractively scented, especially in the evenings. Make small regular sowings spring to autumn.

2014: Rocket “Cultivata”

A large leaf form of Rocket/Arugula item 2025. More productive. 580 s/g

2098: Rocket “Wild”

An extremely fast growing upright cultivar with deeply cut leaves. European “Wild” type. 550 s/g

2027: Rue

C M. Small highly aromatic evergreen perennial shrub. Sow in spring in a sunny position, transplanting 25 cm apart. Young leaves used in salads and Asian cooking. Prune hard each spring. Likes alkaline soils. 800 s/g

2028: Sage

C M T. Perennial. Sow spring in a sunny position spacing 30 cm apart. Nip tips in first year to encourage branching. Use leaves for flavouring and teas. Renew after 4 years.

2029: Savory Summer

Annual to 30cm. Sow in sunny spot spacing plants 15 to 25 cm apart. Use to flavour meats, stuffing, salads and egg dishes.

2030: Savory Winter

C. Perennial around 45 cm tall. Fresh or dried leaves used to flavour meat, poultry, salads etc. Space 30 cm apart. Plants will last several years.

2045: Sorrel Broad Leaf

C M. Not to Western Australia. Perennial. Thrives in acid soils. Young leaves used in salads, soups and sauces. Long regarded as having medicinal value.

2047: Sorrel Red

Stunning dark green leaves with prominent red veins. Has a tangy, almost citrus taste. Great chopped in leafy mixes, or in cooking. Perennial, sown in spring.

2031: Tarragon (Russian)

C M. Perennial. Sow spring into warm soil. Suits dry rather poor soils. Leaves used to flavour vinegar, fish and poultry dishes. Space 60 cm apart. 6100s/g.

2032: Thyme

C M. Perennial. 15 - 30 cm. Sow in spring and transplant 15 cm apart, in warm sunny spot. Leaves used fresh or dried, particularly for French cuisine. Gather and dry shoots when flowers appear. 6000s/g.

2059: Thyme - Orange

This shrubby plant to 35cm tall has a strong scent and flavour with a hint of citrus. The leaves are not bitter, blue-grey in colour, with pale lilac flowers. Best in warm areas and well drained soils. Grow in full sun and replace every 2 years.

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