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Evergreen Comfrey (Symphytum grandiflorum)

Order is for 1 plant, bare rooted.

Growing tips are below.

This plant is very valuable in a food forest and organic garden system. Can be grown throughout New Zealand. Frost tolerant.

Due to its smaller size and more compact growth than regular comfrey it is ideal for smaller gardens, urban environments and small food forests. It makes an excellent border plant and ground cover and does well planted around fruit trees.

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Lemon Balm (Melissa officinalis)

Family: Lamiaceae

Common names: Lemon Balm, Balm gentle

Lemon Balm is an easy-to-grow, highly medicinal and very yummy member of the mint family. It grows well in a range of different soil conditions and is very generous. We do 3-4 cuts of lemon balm every season.

Growing instructions, medicinal uses and herbal preparations are below.

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Lovage (Levisticum officinale)

Lovage has long been cultivated in Europe, the leaves being used as a herb and soup ingredient, the roots as a vegetable, and the seeds as a spice, especially in southern European cuisine.

Dormant crown with growing bud/s. Simply plant into your garden as soon as you receive it and watch it emerge in spring. Growing tips are below.

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Allium ampeloprasum var. porrum

We love those leeks as they are easy to grow, need little care and attention and are very giving. They come into full production over winter and produce well into spring when our winter leek crop is finished for the year.

Easy care multiplying leeks. They grow as thick as your thumb (see image).
You will get a starter clump with 3-4 small leeks.

Planting instructions are below.

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Mentha suaveolens

Family: Lamiaceae

Common names: apple mint, woolly mint, fuzzy mint

Apple mint is a delicious compliment to many dishes and is great as a hot herbal tea or iced tea. It’s easy to grow and simple to care for. There’s no question – this species of Mentha definitely deserves a spot in your herb garden.

Grown organically at KoruKai Herb Farm, New Zealand. Free of pesticides, herbicides and other agrochemicals.

The seedling is shipped bare rooted with courier. Plant it in the garden or in a pot and water well over the first few days. Growing conditions are below.

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Solidago virgaurea

Family: Asteraceae

Common names: Goldenrod, European Goldenrod, Woundwort, true Goldenrod

Goldenrod is a members of the daisy family and has vivid yellow flower heads that are made up of many, small, daisy-like flowers. It was traditionally used to heal wounds, and a yellow dye was produced from the flowers. Its a stunning plant in meadows, wild flower gardens and herb gardens.

Plant is shipped during its winter dormancy. It will be a bare rooted, dormant crown without any leaves or stalks, but with growing buds already in place (see image below). Simply plant into your garden over winter and watch it emerge in spring. Growing tips are below.

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Skullcap (Scutellaria lateriflora)

Family: Lamiaceae

This plant have been grown organically at KoruKai Herb Farm, Banks Peninsula. Free from synthetic fertiliser, pesticides and herbicides.


You will get 3 dormant root pieces. Please find growing information and photos below.

Our remineralising tooth powder with 10% hydroxyapatite is a clean, natural alternative to conventional toothpaste—free from fillers, gums, artificial flavours, colours, fluoride, preservatives, and unnecessary chemicals.

Made with simple, high-quality ingredients that are safe enough to eat, this mineral-rich formula helps support strong tooth enamel, gently polish away stains, freshen breath, and promote a healthy oral microbiome.

Formulated with bentonite clay, calcium carbonate, coral hydroxyapatite, xylitol, Ceylon cinnamon, and pure peppermint and sweet orange essential oils for a refreshing yet beautifully balanced flavour that is not overpowering—making it suitable even for sensitive individuals.

Leaves teeth feeling smooth, polished, and naturally clean.

Available in:

• 12g trial size
• 50g regular size
• 100g refill size

GO BAMBOO toothbrushes are an eco-friendly alternative to plastic toothbrushes—gentle on the planet while still cleaning teeth exceptionally well.

Made with a natural bamboo handle sealed in edible wax, these toothbrushes are biodegradable, recyclable, BPA-free, and suitable for the whole family.

Featuring dual-length soft-to-medium bristles for effective cleaning between teeth and along the gumline.

Packaged in a sealed recycled cardboard box.

Available in adult and child sizes. Please choose your preferred size below.

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Woundwort (Stachys sylvatica)

Family: Lamiaceae

This plant have been grown organically at KoruKai Herb Farm, Banks Peninsula. Free from synthetic fertiliser, pesticides and herbicides.


You will get 3 dormant plants with growing tips. Please find growing information and photos below.

Heavy-duty TeaLAB extract bag made from 400 micron nylon mesh and climbing-grade binding, designed for making high-quality compost and vermicast extracts. Durable, reusable, and built to last.

A robust, reusable extraction tool designed for serious gardeners, growers, and soil biology enthusiasts.

Perfect for use in compost extract or tea brewers with included carabiner clip for easy suspension.

Available in two sizes:

• Small (23 × 36 cm) – makes approx. 20L
• Large (51 × 56 cm) – makes approx. 60–200L (or more in staged batches)

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Hedychium coronarium

Family: Zingiberaceae

Commonly known as White Ginger, Butterfly Ginger, Himalayan Ginger. In New Zealand it is often sold as Galangal (especially on Trademe) as they are very hard to tell apart. But galangal is a different plant in the ginger family.

Emitting the scent of Gardenias, the flowers resemble a butterfly in flight. Rhizomes develop into large ginger roots that are good in cooking. It tastes like mild yellow ginger.  Plant prefers moist or boggy soils and full sun.

Order is for 1 plant (see sample image below).