Pea field seeds (green manure)

Late, high-yielding coarse-grained variety, excellent taste and color, uniform ripening, high resistance to a complex of diseases (fusarium wilting, powdery mildew), high heat resistance and drought resistance.

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.

Mid-season variety. From germination to technical ripeness 68-73 days. The plants are 70-75 cm high. Beans are straight or slightly curved, 7–9 cm long. In the technical ripeness phase, they are green and contain 8–9 seeds each.

15 herbs and medicinal plants in one set.

Imagine tremendous harvests of pretty pink-red scalloped tomatoes with great flavor and you have the essence of what Big Raspberry offers. Perhaps the name comes from the fruit's rosy pink color or from the way it covers the plant like raspberries.

The variety is mid-season, the fruits are oval, red when ripe, without a green spot on the stalk, weighing 68-72 grams, very dense, the stalk is without articulation, the keeping quality and transportability of the fruit are good.

Late variety (60-70 days). Indeterminate (vine) plant. A heat-and moisture-loving climbing vine. Fruits are cylindrical, slightly curved, rarely knobby, 40-50 cm in length, with a thin skin, without bitterness. Use for pickling and canning.