Liz Worth

Liz Worth

English Chandler

Photo: BVSS/NP

This variety handles cooler weather with ease and can produce its medium sized red fruit early in the season. It is also a good variety to select for late plantings as it will keep fruiting as the weather cools.

Coorong Pink

Coorong Pink Photo: Joh Sheehan

A Dwarf Tomato Project variety. Type Regular leaf typeDescription Round, deep pink, medium tomedium-large sized, fruitGrowing conditions Successfully grown in groundYield Productive (3.4 kg per plant)Tasting notes Soft flesh, slightly sweet, mild flavourUnique challenges Some blight and zipperingSeed saving Ample…

Corn Salad

Corn salad. photo: Lloyd Sharp

Botanical name : Valerianella locusta Common name : Corn Salad, Mâche, Lambs Lettuce, Cress (generic European term) Images Growing for seed Plants are usually grown for winter eating in southern Australia as they tend to bolt to seed in hot…

Queensland Arrowroot

QLD Arrowroot rhizome reshooting in spring, photo: BVSS/LW

Botanical name : Canna indica Synonyms : Canna edulis, Canna discolor Common name : Queensland Arrowroot, Achira, Indian shot, African arrowroot, edible canna, purple arrowroot, Sierra Leone arrowroot Images Growing for seed or division Queensland arrowroot is usually propagated by division. In…

Willmar Pinto

Beans to scale. Bean Bush - Willmar Pinto . Photo: BVSS/NP

This bush bean produces dual purpose beans that can be used dried or fresh. If using fresh then picking when young will produce more tender beans on the plate.

Red Silk

A bush bean that does send out occasional longer tendrils. Pods are bright pink. Seeds are dark red and smaller than a kidney bean. Also known as Frijol Rojo de Seda, Slippery Silk, Pink Silk or Tegucigalpa Red Silk Bean.…

Pindak

Seeds to scale. Bush Bean - Pindak. Photo: BVSS/NP

A dual purpose semi-climbing bean. Can be grown as a bush bean but often sends out longer tendrils. Can be used as a fresh green bean or as a dried bean.