HOW TO BUY: send an email to ediculture@gmail.com with 1.) the exact items you would like to buy, 2.) your postal address. We will send them through the post as soon as we have your order, and email you an invoice on delivery of the items.

TEA MIXES –
 (dried organic herbs from the gardens)

‘FEEL YOUR BEST’ – £4.50

An immune system boost keeping colds/flu at bay.

‘UN-WIND’ – £4.50

 A tea to release tension, de-stress and sooth and calm your nerves

‘BLOOD MOON’  – £4.50

A protective tea promoting easy menstrual flow, assisting digestion and supporting the heart.

‘MATHU’S MAGIC MIX’ – £5

A minty, summer flower mix of vibrant aromatics to make you smile throughout the day.

Ingredients link

MUGWORT –
mugwort has an ancient history of use, it enhances dreaming, as well as aiding menstruation. £6


ST JOHN’S WORT –
lighten your sorrows and lift your days. £8


CHAMOMILE –

Delicately hand-picked flowers of camomile which will help ease your stresses and strains. £10

SMUDGE STICKS –

mugwort smudge sticks – £8

Other herbs at wholesale price:

NETTLE

MOTHERWORT

MUREMBEREMBE (cassia abreviata)

MAKONI

NDORANI

WESTERN RED CEDAR

ANGELICA SEED

VERVAIN

LEMON BALM

CALENDULA OIL – £6 (better for massage) About calendula

CALENDULA CREAM – £7.50
(better for in the pocket)

JOINT & MUSCLE RUB  

Use to ease aches and pains.

60ml – – – £10

DIVINE FEMININE CREAM

Light moisturizer for face and body

60ml – – – £15

DIVINE MASCULINE CREAM

Light moisturiser for face and body.

60ml – – – £15

INGREDIENTS LINK

John the bee mans HONEY is also available, in Jars at £10 an lb, or wholesale 7kg tub for £70.


TINCTURES –  – Made with pure grain organic alcohol and fresh organic herbs straight from the garden!

Birch polypore Tincture – 30ml – £9

Elecampane tincture – 30ml – £6

Cramp bark tincture – 30ml – £6

Breath easy tincture – (elecampane, horseradish, angelica) 30ml – £5

Wormwood tincture – 30ml – £6

Turkeytail tincture – 50ml – £15

Artists bracket – 50ml – £15

Coed Seeds available for winter 2022/23 – sale.

£1.50 per packet, plus delivery.

Email ediculture@gmail.com for placing orders, or call/message  07507578885.

Please provide the following details –

All sales go to developing the community growing space at Coed Hills Forest garden.

There are many of the usual things we supply, plus a few new and unusual plants like the yacon to try for those of you who never have!

PLEASE NOTE – Number on the list indicates how many packets of seeds we have available.

If you would like any more info about the seeds on the list, please send me an email or text on whatsapp on the contact info above and I will get back to you with more info.

What I can say here is that this seed collection has been evolving for about 25 years, with a focus on small scale, self-sufficient approach using organic growing methods. We know the quality of our seeds as we rely upon them ourselves to increase our self sufficiency.

 They are ALL potentially open pollinated (we don’t isolate plants using structures or covers, so the ‘out-breeders’/promiscuous crops can potentially cross pollinate. The question then arises – why do we let them cross? We rarely buy in seed, and have good results even with a few odd crosses here and there, notably the squash (hence the names!). The Squash we grow are incredible. We always have huge yields, and they are all the dense winter type. We can store them regularly over 1 year from point of harvest. The vast majority of these seeds are “in-breeders” and so open pollination is not an issue.

Also a note on the beans – We grow beans both for the fresh pods and for the dried seed, for stews etc, but they can all be used interchangeably if you like! There are some that are better than others for the different purposes so we have separated them out on the list below.  

Thanks for taking the time to read, and thanks for your orders!

Have a great festive season!

Fruit/ seed crops

Squash – (all these varieties are dense winter varieties with orange flesh. Skin color varies from white to green to grey to orange. They are all excellent storers. The varieties which we know have crossed are crosses between golden hubbard, white hubbard, crown prince, kabotchka, green Hokkaido and butter cup.)

Cucumber – (all these varieties are easy to grow and prolific, indoors and outdoors)

Cucamelon – (polytunnel crop)

Achocha –  Bolivian Giant (polytunnel crop)

Watermelon – (hotbed and polytunnel crop)

Loofa – (polytunnel crop)

Aubergines (polytunnel crop) these varieties are both easy to grow

Beans

Dwarf beans – For the pods

Dwarf beans – For drying

Chillies – (from hottest to mildest!)

Tomatoes – (mostly polytunnel crops, but also mountain magic and crimson crush have the best blight resistance so we grow these outdoors as well)

Amaranths

Sweetcorn

Physalis – (polytunnel crop)

Grains

We use these all for green manures

Greens/leaf crops

      Chard


Mustards

Salads –

Lettuce –

Amaranths

Basil (polytunnel crop)

Kales / brassicas –

Oriental Greens –

Celery

Root Crops

Herbs Crops

Flower Crops

Dye plants

New zealand spinach

Rhubarb

Seed Collections

Stevie’s Allotment Starter Kit

Specially selected for ease of growing, high yield and diversity.

£10

Back Garden Starter Kit

Five tasty, nutritious, easy-to-grow and slug resistant kitchen greens.

£6

Coed Forest Garden Herbal Garden Starter Kit

Five key medicinal plants for fresh and dried infusions.

£6

For more info, call on 07507578885, or reply to this email.
Also on Whatsapp.