Mustard Yellow

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Mustard Yellow

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Botanical Name: Sinapsis alba

Organic dried mustard is a flavorful, all-natural seasoning that is versatile and easy to use. This incredibly versatile spice has been used for centuries to enhance the flavor of a variety of dishes. It is a great way to add flavor to any recipe without the use of artificial ingredients or preservatives.

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Delivery

Our shipping costs are a flat rate, meaning you can add any amount of products to your order and you will pay the same.

Regular Post - $10.95
Express Post - $12.95 (If your order contains a plant express is required)

HERB PLANTS

We cannot send plants to Western Australia, Northern Territory & Tasmania due to restrictions.

We can send plants to Queensland, New South Wales, Victoria, South Australia, ACT.

OTHER PRODUCTS

We send (Australia wide):

Monday to Thursday

*Subjected to actual conditions. Find out more about our Delivery information.

Returns

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Herb Plants
- If you are unhappy with the quality of Herb plants they must be photographed on the day of receiving and emailed to us within 24 hours.

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06/20/2020
Anonymous
Australia Australia

From the kitchen to the garden

I learnt on the ABC Gardening show about how mustard seed grown as a green crop and then cut into the soil creates a gas that nemitodes dislike. So I am looking forward to spring to plant out my mustard seed pack

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