Organic Lupine fodder Seeds

A annual plant from the genus of the legume family, it has a branching stem up to 1.5 m high, palmate leaves, an inflorescence - a vertical raceme, flowers of bright colors.

An annual winter or spring plant of the genus Brassica of the cruciferous family, the flowers are small, yellow, rarely white, the pods are long, narrow, the seeds contain fat from 33-50%, when sown in autumn it is a good early spring honey plant.

An annual oil plant, as a green manure, it actively releases sparingly soluble phosphates, normalizes the acid-base balance of the soil, can grow on any soil from very acidic to alkaline, germinates quickly and grows quickly, a good honey plant.

A perennial plant with lower lyre-pinnately dissected leaves with a large rounded-oval terminal lobe, a good honey plant; autumn sowings provide early green food in the spring.

Purplish leaves and globes with mild turnip-cabbage flavor. Leaves are eaten like kale and white-fleshed bulbs are eaten like broccoli. Plants grow to 18" tall, with globes growing above the soil.

Early, high-yielding variety. The plant is medium. Fruits of a cylindrical form, dark-violet coloring, brilliant, smooth, weighing 100-135 grams. The pulp is dense, greenish-white, with a pleasant taste, without bitterness.

Mid-season variety type, root crop of intense red color, cylindrical, weighing 450-600 grams, 5-9 cm in diameter, 15-20 cm long, immersed in the soil by 1/4 of the length, due to which it is easily pulled out. Income for support Armed Forces of Ukraine.

This variety grows excellent edible luffa, 8-12 inches long, 3-4 inches across, around 350 grams in weight, with relatively light green skin and white flesh. Young fruits are very delicious, excellent for soup and stir-fry cooking.