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Vegetables

  • Large, heat-tolerant lettuce with homogeneous heads. Shiny, medium green leaves. Resistant to edge burn. Especially recommended for mid-summer sets.
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  • The stems shine in red, orange, pink, yellow, and white. The leaf colour varies from different shades of green to green-red. This attractive colour-palette provides a highlight for the vegetable plot and/or the flower bed.
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  • Bright Yellow - Chard
    Leaf beet with bright yellow stems and green leaves. For cultivation in the open. Colour remains during cooking.
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  • BRUNE D'HIVER - Butterhead Lettuces
    Winter lettuce, somewhat smaller heads, red-brown in colour. Robust, particularly suitable for harsh locations.
  • BRUNE PERCHERONNE - Butterhead Lettuces
    Light-brown to red lettuce, but green inside. Forms very attractive, solid, nicely compacted heads. Bolt resistant. For harvest from spring to summer.
  • Bucks Horn Plantain - Leaf lettuce
    Plantago Coronopus, a relative of the ripwort. Has been cultivated in gardens since the 16th century. Evergreen, very decorative leaves, which in shape are reminiscent of antlers. Young leaves can be used for salad, older ones instead of spinach.
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  • New medium early, high-yield variety. The large, sweet-tasting peas are particularly interesting for selling fresh.
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  • Very old beetroot variety from the Netherlands with an intense red color. Leaves harvested young are good for salads.
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  • Large bulbs, for storage. Strong foliage. Pleasant taste. Relatively resistant to Septoria leaf spot. Bulbs contain anthocyanins.
  • Burpees Golden - Beetroot
    Beetroot with bright orange skin and pale-yellow flesh. In size somewhat smaller compared to other beetroot varieties.
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  • Bush Delicata - Pumpkins/squashes
    Grows like a bush, i.e. courgette-like. Fruit small, elongated, with yellow-green stripes. Connoisseurs consider this to be one of the best tasting squashes. Does not require much space due to its bush-shape.
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  • Buttercup - Pumpkins/squashes
    Fruit has dark-green tough skin. Flesh is bright orange, with creamy consistency and somewhat nutty flavour. Climbing habit. Keeps well in storage.
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  • Variety is quick to grow and late to bolt. Deep green in colour. Very robust and resitant to mildew.
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  • Tasty variety, fruit beige-brown, characteristic trumpet-like shape. Flesh yellow-orange. Storage medium to good. Climbing.
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  • Candela di Fuoco - Radish (small)
    Bright red, approximately 16 cm long radishes with firm white flesh and a mild, spicy taste. The historic Italian variety is quick to mature, easy to grow and delivers a good crop.
    €2.89
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  • Good cropping bean, stands up well, round pods of approx. 8 mm diameter. Resistant to bean mosaic virus 1 and bean anthracnose.
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  • A bolt-proof, compact variety that is suitable for the entire outdoor season. Resistant to aphids.
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  • Large, heavy heads, red on the outside, green on the inside. Excellent flavor, keeps extremely well on the field and after harvesting. Very robust, not susceptible to edge burn, tolerates heat very well and bolts late.
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  • Caroubel (Frieda Welten) - Sugar Peas
    Vigorous sugar pea for sowing in October. Hardy in most years. Early and large pods. May require cover towards the end of winter (fleece or branch of a fir tree).
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  • A special type of radicchio called the ‘edible rose’ because of its beautiful shape. Rosetted heads with creamy white spreading leaves speckled with red. The refreshing and delicate taste ranges from sweet to pleasantly bitter. Ready to harvest 85-90 days after planting.
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  • Forms compact bushy plants. Leaves are reminiscent of dandelion, will grow up to 60 cm in length. Fast growing leaves can be harvested individually, and can be consumed raw or cooked.
  • Leaf chicory with an intense green color and long white veins. Forms a large clump with elongated leaves and serrated edges. Harvest the leaves or as a whole rosette. The inner, tender leaves are good for salads, the outer, more tart leaves are good steamed. Ready for harvest 80-95 days after planting.
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  • Forms compact bushy plants. Leaves are reminiscent of dandelion, will grow up to 60 cm in length. Fast growing leaves can be harvested individually, and can be consumed raw or cooked. Ready for harvest 90-95 days after planting.
    €3.21
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  • Tasty, round, medium-early Charentais-type melon with orange flesh. Strong and healthy foliage. Harvest when yellow and exuding a sweet smell before cracks appear on the fruit stalk. Fruits over 1kg.
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