For Sale: November 2026
November 2026 availability: current availability of perennial vegetable plants, herbs, seeds, and other unusual edible plants.
I grow a collection of unusual perennial vegetables, rare edible plants, heirloom seeds, aquatic plants, and other unusual living cultures in my home garden in Australia. Everything is grown organically by me and in small seasonal batches.
Most plants are available in small quantities only and some items may sell out during the month. Availability changes through the year depending on growth cycles and dormancy.
If something is not listed below, it is not currently available this month. For photographs, botanical names, growing notes, and detailed descriptions of these plants, see my perennial vegetable catalogue.
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| Tomato Zolotoe Serdtse - high yielding blocky fruit |
How to Order
To order, please email me with the items you would like:
damien_beaumont [at] yahoo [dot] com [dot] au
(Replace [at] with @ and [dot] with .)
I will reply with total cost and payment details. Orders are posted on Mondays after payment clears.
Postage
- $12 standard plant and item postage
- $3.50 seeds only
Bare Rooted Perennial Plants ($5 each unless noted)
Perennial Onions & Alliums
- Everlasting onion
- Garlic chives
Other Perennial Vegetables
- Asparagus - purple
- Garden Sorrel
- Perennial buckwheat
- Vegetable fern (extremely limited numbers)
Culinary Edible Herbs (Perennial)
- Basil mint
- Berries & cream mint
- Brahmi/water hyssop
- Green water parsley (more vigorous stronger tasting than the variegated form)
- Hot & Spicy oregano
- Jekka's thyme
- Lavender mint
- Lemon balm
- Lemongrass
- Lime balm
- Peppermint
- Salad burnet
- Spearmint
- Sweet violet
- Vietnamese coriander/Laksa herb
- Vietnamese fish mint
- Variegated water parsley (attractive variegated foliage)
- Watercress
- Willow herb - small flowered
- Winter Savory
Berries & Fruit
- Alpine strawberry Atilla
- Cambridge Rival (very few left)
- Hokowase strawberry
- Pineberry strawberry
Aquatic Plants
- Azolla – $3 per scoop
- Duckweed – $3 per scoop
Unusual Tomato Seedlings
- Japanese Black Trifele: Pear shaped fruit, rich mahogany brown colour. Potato leaf foliage, indeterminate growth, excellent taste.
- Oaken: An original selection from my breeding program. Attractive tangerine coloured fruit, produced in enormous multiflora trusses containing hundreds of flowers. A dwarf growing plant.
- Sungold: Exceptionally sweet, bright orange, cherry tomatoes. Highly productive, with regular leaf foliage, and indeterminate growth. F1 plant won't grow true to type if you save seed.
- Tracey: An original selection from my tomato breeding program. Striking black over yellow skin, with green flesh, and excellent flavour. A small sized salad tomato. Regular leaf foliage, indeterminate growth.
- Verde Claro: Unusual light green, oval cherry tomatoes, with incredible flavour. Regular leaf foliage, indeterminate growth.
- White Wonder: Medium sized, creamy white beefsteak tomatoes, with regular leaf foliage, and indeterminate growth.
- Woolly Kate: An unusual tomato with very woolly foliage. Produces sweet yellow fruit with dark, almost black skin.
- Zolotoe Serdtse: Beautiful orange/golden, heart shaped, oxheart tomatoes, resembles persimmons in size, shape, and colour. Regular but naturally wispy foliage, semi determinate growth.
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| "Tracey tomato" - the darkest black tomatoes I've seen |
Heirloom and Open-Pollinated Seeds ($4 per packet)
- Giant parsley mix (from my breeding project)
- Hon Tsai Tai / Choy Sum (purple stem)
- Huacatay
- Immali corn (my own sweet corn breeding project producing purple/pink and white kernels)
- Muscari grape hyacinth - seeds, not bulbs
- Purple hot mustard
- Purple asparagus
- Senposai
- Tomato Snow White
- Tomato Speckled Roman
- Tomato Tommy Toe
Traditional Living Fermentation Cultures - Kefir & Ferments
Bacillus Bulgaricus and have been impressed with them. They have an impressive range of cultures, they post to 119 countries including Australia, prices seem reasonable, and I found their freeze-dried cultures easy to use. I haven't tried every culture they sell, but the ones I have bought all worked well for me. Discount code: when I get discount codes I will update them here, the codes often last a week or so, it's worth checking back later if no code is listed here.Captive Bred Isopods
Healthy captive bred isopods descended from colonies originally collected in my own organic garden. These fascinating little crustaceans are excellent decomposers and are ideal for bioactive terrariums, vivariums, compost systems, or simply kept and observed as an interesting backyard ecosystem project.
Rough Slaters: Porcellio scaber
- Starter Culture: 15-20 mixed-age isopods
- Larger Culture: 40-50 mixed-age isopods
- Mostly wild grey, may have some attractive mottled brown individuals.
Roll up isopod: Armadillidium vulgare
- Starter Culture: 15-20 mixed-age isopods
- Larger Culture: 40-50 mixed-age isopods
- Mostly gunmetal grey, some with naturally occurring yellow markings.
Pick up or can be posted to NSW, VIC, ACT, QLD and SA (weather permitting).
- Starter Culture: $18
- Larger Culture: $30
Ornamentals/Succulents/Houseplants/Cuttings
- African violet leaf cutting - 'New Hampshire' $3
- African violet leaf cutting - double light blue (unnamed variety) $3
- Aloe vera - small plants $5
- Crescent cup liverwort $3
- Red jelly bean succulent - plant $5, cuttings $2
- Ruby necklace - cuttings $2
- String of beans succulent (sourced from Coober Pedy) - plant $5, cuttings $2
- String of pearls succulent - plant $5, cuttings $2
- Plectranthus Succulent (unnamed variety) $5
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| Hot and Spicy Oregano |
New to Mudflower?
If this is your first order, you're welcome to start with just one or two plants. Many people start with a small first order and come back later for more once they've had a chance to see how the plants grow.
If you're looking for something else, have a look through the full plant and seed catalogue. Many varieties are seasonal and only available at different times of the year. That page also contains photographs, botanical names, growing notes, and detailed descriptions of these plants.
Please note my catalogue page lists a lot of things not currently in season/not currently for sale. The only things I have for sale this month are listed in this blog post above.
I Try To Include Extra Plants
A Little Gardening Gift
I have a gift voucher for theseedcollection.com.au that I'm giving away to another gardener. If you know someone who would really enjoy a little gardening gift - or you'd like to nominate yourself - you can read about the giveaway and nominate someone here.
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