Atlas cedar Seeds / Cedrus atlantica

A multi-stemmed deciduous shrub 2–8 m high, with flowers 6–10×5–8 mm, from lilac and violet to white, fragrant, long-lasting, collected in paired pyramidal, erect or drooping panicles.

Deciduous tree of the Linden genus of the Malvovye family, in which the tree is up to 40 m tall, with a dense, wide-pyramidal crown, with reddish-brown, fluffy, less often bare young shoots.

Tree up to 30 m tall, with a slender trunk and luxurious, free standing, rounded crown reaching 8 m in diameter. Fruits are red-brown, after ripening bluish-black leathery beans up to 20 cm long.

A herbaceous perennial plant-liana, the height of which varies from 50 to 90 cm, the rhizome is creeping, the stem of the birthwort is erect, slightly twisting, branches rarely, of a light green hue.

Tall, productive, mid-season tomato variety, bred in the USA, it is recommended to grow it in a greenhouse, a bush 1.5-1.8 meters high, a potato leaf, garter to the support and pinching are required.

Mid-early variety, vegetation period 110-130 days, bushes 50 - 70 cm high, purple fruits, cylindrical, without ribbing, 16 - 20 cm long, up to 7 cm in diameter, creamy green flesh, medium density.

The plant is bush-type, medium height, and is considered mid-season in terms of ripening time. The pods are green, medium length, contain an average of 4–6 seeds, and are suitable for making soups, side dishes, salads, and canning.

It is widely used in agriculture for feeding poultry, fish and large animals, both industrially and at home; the percentage of protein that is easily absorbed by the animal’s body is especially valued.