Fruit Seeds

Kiwi Fruit  Seed

Vines will flower 3 to 4 years after planting. The vigorous vines, need a sturdy support system, plants are either male or female. These are hardy Kiwi rootstock, for proper yields, graft with a low-chill cultivar for best yields.
Seeds germinato form 20 to 50 days. Full sun, fertile, well-drained soil, vigorous growing vines, training needed to keep the vines from tangling and knotting. 
100 seeds

Papaya Dwarf ‘Mixed Cultivars’ Seed

Dwarf papaya trees are compact, fast-growing, perfect for small gardens, despite the smaller tree size, it produces sweet, medium to large size, flavorful papayas in abundance
Full sun, rich, very well-draining soil, always add a thick mulch layer, water regularly but do not over water, bear fruit at a hight of 80 cm, ideal for easy harvesting, can bear fruit within 8 to 12 months from planting, produce high yields. Papaya trees need to be treated with fungicide right through the year to ensure healthy trees and excellent quality fruits
100 seeds

Passiflora edulis (Pruple Granadilla) Seed

70 to 80 days to Harvest. Purple skin, delicious, juicy, very aromatic fruit, seeded pulp-filled centre, striking flowers, vines are fast growing and vigorous, need a sturdy trellis structure, richer aroma and flavour than the yellow variety.
Seeds will germinate in 10 to 20 days, full sun, medium water needs, deep, loose soil that contains plenty of organic material. Apply a generous layer of mulch. Add compost or manure every year.
300 seeds

Physalis peruviana (Cape Gooseberry) Seed

Harvest in 14 to 16 weeks from planting.
Juicy, golden-orange fruits in ‘paper lanterns’ aromatic, sweet-yet-tangy flavour, tropical taste, eat fresh as a snack or use in salads, sauces and jams, pies and tarts, The demand for this fruit is on the rise due to its high nutritional value, it contains impressive amounts of nutrients, Vitamin A, B1, B2, B3, C, E, K, Iron and Phosphorous.
Seed germinate in 2 to 6 weeks.
Full sun, well drained, sandy soil, do not apply fertilizer, any nitrogen results in more foliage and no flowers or fruit.
200 seeds

Tomatillo ‘Purple’ (Physalis philadelphica) Seed

Tomatillos are grown much like tomatoes, fruits are popular in salsas, roasted, fried, pickled, and in many other Mexican recipes, also eaten fresh, purple is much sweeter than the green varieties. A healthy tomatillo plant can yield 5 to 8 kg of fruit, less susceptible to pests than tomatoes
Full sun, rich, loose soil but tolerant of many different soil conditions, prefer drier conditions, let the soil dry slightly between waterings,pPlants may grow 1m tall and wide, fuits are ready to be harvested when the husk is drying out and turn from green to a tan colour and starts to to split open
200 seeds