«Orange» - Organic Ipomoea Seeds

Growing Salvia seed is so rewarding. The butterflies and hummingbirds will love your garden when you grow these beauties! Blue Victory Salvia plants are heavy blooming, compact and give a spectacular display of color.

It is a species of cotton native to the semi-arid regions of sub-Saharan Africa and Arabia where it still grows in the wild as a perennial shrub. It likes a long, hot growing season to produce the best cotton fibers.

This aromatic herb got its name from its common use in St. Patrick’s Day celebrations but is native to Turkey, Syria and the Caucasus. The plant made its way to Europe from Syria in 1570 and found its way to the Americas in the Victorian era.

An annual plant with upright stems up to 20 cm tall, inflorescences up to 5 cm in diameter, red-brown in color with bright yellow spots.

A rare variety that enriches the soil with nitrogen, the beans are used as food, the fruits are 2-4-seeded beans, when ripening, bend towards the ground and burrow into it, where they ripen, approximate yield: up to 100 grams per bush, the fruits ripen in

Early cabbage variety. The head is dense, snow-white, rounded, medium-protected by covering leaves. From disembarkation of seedlings to technical ripeness - 60-75 days. Excellent taste.

An early determinant variety, a plant 20-30 cm high, needs to be tied to a support due to numerous round fruits, weighing 10-15 grams, red in color, juicy pulp, sweet taste.