Chinese Cabbage Hilton Seeds

Light green, medium-sized, barrel-shaped heads of delicious, crunchy leaves that are delicious raw or stir-fried!

Herb Seed - Korean Mint

An attractive flowering herb. Use the aniseed flavoured young leaves in teas and salads. One of the top 50 Chinese Medicinal herbs.

Chinese Pak Choi Seed

Native to China and other parts of Asia these attractive plants look great in the vegetable or ornamental garden, can be eaten young in salads or left to mature and used in stir fries. An ideal vegetable as part of the eat-5-a-day plan.

Chinese Lantern Seeds

Bright orange, papery, lantern-shaped calyces, several to each long stem. Much in demand for winter arrangements. Exotic-looking flowers. HP - Hardy perennial. Height 60cm (2').

Orchid Chinese Alpine Slipper Plant

This choice orchid varies from brilliant yellow, to very pale yellow, to yellowish green, sometimes with rust-coloured spots or maroon blushes. Spectacular! Height up to 60cm.Supplied as a well established plant in a pot that can be planted straight into its final position in the garden.

Brokali F1 Apollo Seeds

…shoots, similar to sprouting broccoli. To get more side shoots, increase plant spacing and cut the main head. A cross between European broccoli and Chinese broccoli (usually called Kailan).

Radish F1 Mantanghong Seeds

A British bred 'Beauty Heart' variety of Chinese Radish with sweet red flesh of slightly nutty taste. Sliced roots are delicious and make an attractive addition to mixed salads or stir-fries. Winter Variety.

Leaf Salad Stir Fry Mix Speedy Veg

Pak Choi, Chinese Kale, Tatsoi, Kailan, Choy Sim Hon Tsai Tai and Yukina Savoy all combine in this tangy Stir Fry mix. Ready to eat in just 3 weeks and you can get up to 3 crops from the same sowing. So easy to grow, just sow in the garden or in containers on the patio .

Bean (Mung Bean) Seeds

A crisp and tasty, easy to grow fresh vegetable. Grow indoors on wet tissues or flannel to produce seedling shoots as used in many Chinese recipes. Useful standby for fresh winter salads - raise them when you need them. Not for growing in the open.