Organic Bells of Ireland Seeds (Moluccella Laevis)
1.14 €
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.
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Delicious, healthy, edible mushroom, the pulp is dense, fleshy, with a pleasant mushroom smell, white, slightly turning pink on the cut, then reddening.
Product code: 15646
1.14 €
This original high-yielding tomato of early ripening is usually tied with 5-6 rounded thick-walled fruits weighing 50-100 grams, blue-green in color with yellow and green stripes, the yak is very juicy and sweet with a noble pleasant sourness.
Product code: 15417
1.14 €
A plant of the nightshade family, its agricultural technology is the same as that of a tomato, but physalis is more cold-resistant, the most valuable of all physalis, it contains up to 9% sugars - twice as much as strawberries.
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The Flirt is common and widespread in Britain and Ireland and wherever there are oak or Beech trees on mainland Europe. The gills and stem surface of this brittlegill rapidly turn a deep salmon or rusty-pink when rubbed with iron salts (FeSO4).