«Green heart» - Organic Calendula Seeds
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An annual ornamental plant from the Asteraceae family, orange inflorescences with a large bright green center, fragrant, up to 8 cm in diameter, plant height 50-60 cm.
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Product code: 2880
1.14 €
An annual plant, a strong bush, 50-70 cm high, large, semi-double inflorescences, of various colors.
Product code: 11055
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.
Product code: 11893
1.14 €
Yellow Horned-poppy is a distinctive seaside plant with silvery grey leaves and large, bright yellow flower that develops into long, sickle shaped seed pods which look a little like horns. Flowering occurs from June to late September.
Product code: 16071
1.14 €
A popular annual plant, the bush is compact, upright, 60-70 cm high, the flowers are large, up to 8-10 cm in diameter, purple in color, blooms from mid-August until the onset of cold weather.
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Product code: 13001
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Low-growing, mid-ripening, productive variety, bush 0.5 m high, orange-red fruits with pink stripes, beautiful flat-rounded shape, with a slight ribbing and without a green spot, juicy, sweet and sour, tasty.
Product code: 15943
1.14 €
A mix of cucumber varieties are suitable for growing in open ground, are not afraid of diseases and weather anomalies, and do not require special care.
Product code: 15910
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Mid-season, medium-growing, very productive, good variety. The bushes are not thickened, with large semi-potato leaves, 120 cm high. The fruits are round-flat, very black, turning down to blue-violet tones, weighing 100-140 grams.
Product code: 15982
1.14 €
A popular annual plant, the bush is compact, upright, 55-60 cm high, the flowers are large, up to 14-16 cm in diameter, carmine-red in color, it blooms from mid-August and blooms until the onset of cold weather.
