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Vegetables

  • A Grumolo verde - Radicchio
    Dark-green lettuce-rosette for harvesting from early spring onwards. Do not let rosettes grow too large before harvesting them, as they become increasingly bitter.
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  • A pied court de Plainpalais - Savoy Cabbage
    Savoy cabbage from the Plainpalais region near Geneva. Head flat-to-roundish, leaves finely curled and thin, excellent taste. Harvest from autumn into winter. Tolerates frost to -5°C.
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  • ABRUZZEN - Leaf lettuce
    Crunchy looseleaf lettuce which keeps well. Shape similar to ps35, but dark-green. For cultivation throughout the whole growing season.
  • Amish Pasta - Tomatoes for processing
    Tall-growing late-cropping variety. Very aromatic fruit for making sauces, but also for fresh consumption. Large, elongated fruit of somewhat variable shape.
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  • Amsterdams Reuzenblad (First Harvest) - Spinach
    Fast-growing variety for very late outdoor cultivation, as well as very early growing outdoors, or under cover. Sow from mid August to mid September, and end December to beginning of February.
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  • Attraction - Butterhead Lettuces
    Butterhead variety. Good for early summer cultivation. Large light green heads. Tender leaves. In cool locations, can be grown in summer too.
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  • Augspurger - Butterhead Lettuces
    Early variety of multi-stemmed lettuce with somewhat slow growth. As no head is formed, the densely upright growth (when cut) will easily separate into individual, same-size leaves. Tender. Slow to bolt.
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  • Auriga - Tomato
    Tomato for outdoor cultivation, round, split-free fruit, tasty. Bright orange-coloured fruit, decorative.
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  • Baquieu - Butterhead Lettuces
    Red, smallish head. Suitable for cultivation over winter, or for sowing in early spring.
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  • Baselbieter Röteli - Plum Tomatoes
    Elongated, small, light-red fruit, very tasty, but limited in number. Low juice content. Plants grow vigorously, somewhat susceptible to yellow shoulders, hence the need to let the fruit ripen completely.
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  • BERNESE BUTTER - Runner Beans
    Medium to late variety with strong foliar growth. Pods are golden-yellow, flat, quite broad. Excellent taste. Ready for harvest when pods change from green to yellow - golden yellow pods are stringy.
  • Bernese Rose - Beefsteak Tomatoes
    Well-known, medium-late variety with excellent taste. Large, slightly pink fruit with thin skin. Protection against rain highly recommended.
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  • Birnförmige (pear shaped) - Onions
    Traditional, yellow-skinned variety from Franconia. Can be directly sown or planted from sets. Bulbs elongated, somewhat reminiscent of a pear-shape. Sweeter than most other Spanish onions.
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  • Black - Bush dry bean
    Vigorous bean for dry seed use. Pods shortish, broad and stringy. Late ripening into attractive small round black seeds. Creamy and nutty flavour.
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  • Black Cherry - Cherry Tomatoes
    Outdoor variety. Prolific cropper. Cherry tomato producing plenty of dark-red to black fruit. Excellent aroma.
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  • Black Plum - Plum Tomatoes
    Dark-red egg-shaped tomato. Fruit have dark green collar from where fruit sits on the stem. During ripening will turn to dark brown. Crops well, does not split. Plants grow vigorously.
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  • Black Prince - Beefsteak Tomatoes
    Slender cordon varitey with large, round-oval, grooved, garnet-red to black beefsteak tomatoes. Excellent taste, robust plants.
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  • Blanc globe à collet violet (Zurich) - (May) Turnip
    Purple round bulbs with white flesh. Selected from "Blanc Globe à collet violet". Keeps well. For direct consumption grow close together, for carved jack-o'lanterns give more space. Sowing directly into the soil gives the best results.
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  • Blanche de Küttingen (Küttiger) - Carrots
    Traditional Swiss carrot variety from Aargau, white, fairly short. Slow growing, for storage. Sow sufficiently early, give adequate space. Does well alongside other different coloured varieties.
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  • Blaro - Kohlrabi
    Traditional Swiss blue kohlrabi variety Balanced taste, therefore also ideal for eating raw. Remains tender for a long time and hardly turns woody. Suitable for early sowing.
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  • Blauhilde - Runner Beans
    Early-ripening, abundantly producing variety for unprotected propagation. Blauhilde's round pod are blue to purple, fleshy and thick. The pods are tasty and turn dark green when cooked.
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  • Brandywine - Beefsteak Tomatoes
    Large red, very tasty fruit. Somewhat tender, requires protection against rain. Potato-leaved.
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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.
  • Burpees Golden - Beetroot
    Beetroot with bright orange skin and pale-yellow flesh. In size somewhat smaller compared to other beetroot varieties.
    €3.58
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