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Heirloom seeds - coriander eureka

These vintage heirloom seeds are beautifully packaged and will add a touch of nostalgia and variety to your vegetable garden and dinner plate. Coriander eureka is a perennial herb best suited to full sun but part shade is manageable and will tolerate most soil types. A great companion to most other plants. No postage to WA


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These vintage heirloom seeds are beautifully packaged and will add a touch of nostalgia and variety to your vegetable garden and dinner plate.

These vintage heirloom seeds are beautifully packaged and will add a touch of nostalgia and variety to your vegetable garden and dinner plate. Coriander eureka is a perennial herb best suited to full sun but part shade is manageable and will tolerate most soil types. A great companion to most other plants.

When to plant (see zone map to find your zone):

Zone 1: October - March
Zone 2: September - March
Zone 3: April - November
Zone 4: April - July

Produced by the Little Veggie Patch Co, a small Melbourne-based business whose passion it is to help others live a greener lifestyle and grow their own food.

No postage to Western Australia

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    By (Wesburn, Australia) on 07 Nov. 2018 (Heirloom seeds - coriander eureka) :
    (5/5) 

    Better than conventional seeds

    This coriander variety is growing much better in my balcony garden than the conventional variety.

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    By (SANDSTONE POINT, Australia) on 07 Nov. 2018 (Heirloom seeds - coriander eureka) :
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    Lovely packaging - hopefully the plants will be too!

    I have planted some seeds and they are sprouting. In the meantime, I don't want to throw out the package because it looks so nice.

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