Onion golden early of Parma is a variety of early cycle golden onion. To be transplanted in winter. N ° 6 Seedlings in a basket
Strawberries, minute and ornamental red hearts adorned with green leaves of ancient origins. Beautiful to look at, easy to grow and good to eat.
Plant that belongs to the Ericaceae family and has round, deep blue fruits.
Cuore Ligure Cuoresisto tomato, delicious when raw, with few seeds, full and pulpy excellent for salads (Lycopersicon esculentum), with a full and tasty flavor! Contains minerals and vitamins in particular A, C, B! A must try! It also contains lycopene which acts as a preventive activity against cancer.
Cherry tomato PAKI (Lycopersicon esculentum), with a full and satisfying flavor! one leads to the other, peel that melts in the mouth, contains minerals and vitamins in particular A, C, B! A must try! It also contains lycopene which acts as a preventive activity against cancer.
Bellarosa dwarf salad tomato (Lycopersicon esculentum), with a full and satisfying flavor! Acid / sweet and slightly watery pulp, peel that melts in the mouth, contains minerals and vitamins in particular A, C, B! A must try! It also contains lycopene which acts as a preventive activity against cancer.
Yellow datterino tomato Lycopersicon esculentum, with a flavor never tried before! Acid / sweet and slightly watery pulp, peel that melts in the mouth, contains carotene. One fruit leads to another !! A must try! Young plants may show white speckles on some leaves, which disappear with growth.
Courgette with light dark-speckled fruits, about 15-20 cm. Early cycle vigorous plant, very resistant to seasonal and productive stress. Easy to grow organically, thanks to natural resistance to viruses and white sore. Older leaves affected by sore white can be cut periodically thrown into the waste.
Ivory yellow datterino tomato, with a flavor never tried before! Very sweet and slightly watery pulp, peel that melts in the mouth, low acidity. One fruit leads to another !! A must try! Young plants may show white speckles on some leaves, which disappear with growth.
Perennial suffruticose species, at the extremes the ornamental light green pepper develops.
