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Buphthalmum salicifolium, perennial flower for spring, star-shaped golden-yellow flowers. Will happily re-grow in same location year after year, approx. 40 cm in height.
Onion bred by Sativa, for direct sowing in spring. Medium to late maturing, ball-shaped, productive variety of the Rijnsburg type. Excellent for storage, will keep until April even when stored naturally.
Dark-green variety, not so fast-growing, for outdoor cultivation. Better able to withstand strong frost compared to other varieties. Also, slower in spring to become stalky. Leaves stay separate without sticking together.
Green cover crop for areas which will only be used later in the spring of the following year. Fixes nitrogen over winter and grows biomass. After working into the ground (end April) wait for two weeks before sowing successor crop.
Because of its slow growth this variety is also slow to bolt and hence suitable for cultivation in summer. But best results with this fine-leaf variety will be achieved in spring ,or if sown in August. Early cultivation in February under glass.