A variety characterized by a voluminous head and upright, highly serrated leaves, bright green with a white rib. Scientific name: Cichorium intybus Sowing: from April to September. Spacing: 20-25 cm in the row; 30-40 cm between rows. Harvest: from October to February.
€1,80
Root of remarkable size, smooth and with excellent coloring. This variety achieves high yields and has an excellent selection rate. Medium-early cycle. Scientific name: Daucus carota Sowing: from February to August. Spacing: broadcast sowing. When sowing in rows, 20/25 cm apart. Harvest: from May to November. Soil: prefers medium-textured soils, preferably siliceous, well-drained and adequately irrigated. Companion planting: loves the proximity of lettuces, radishes and spinach. Storage: at a temperature of 0-1°C in environments such as cellars, it can be stored for up to 3/4 months.
€1,80
Oval, slightly blistered, light green leaves that form a large head. White seed. Scientific name: Lactuca sativa longifolia Sowing: from March to August. Spacing: 25-30 cm in the row; 30-35 cm between rows. Harvest: from May to October.
€1,80
Fast regrowth cut variety. Crispy leaves with curled edges, red in color. Black seeds. Scientific name: Lactuca sativa acephala Sowing: from March to November. Spacing: broadcast sowing using 2 grams of seed per square meter. Harvest: from March to December.
€1,80
Medium-early variety with a tall stem and a typical conical (pinecone-shaped) inflorescence made up of numerous light green "snail shells". Scientific name: Brassica oleracea bul. cap. sab. Sowing: from June to July. Spacing: 50-70 cm in the row, 60-80 cm between rows. Harvest: from January to February.
€1,80
Round and compact, pure white inflorescence, short stem. Early cycle. Scientific name: Brassica oleracea botrytis Sowing: from May to July. Distance: in the row 50-70 cm.; between rows 60-80 cm. Harvest: from October to November.
€1,80
Plant with abundant foliage. It produces numerous flower heads to be harvested progressively before flowering is complete. Early cycle. Scientific name: Brassica rapa cymosa Sowing: from July to October. Distance: 5-8 cm in the row, 30-40 cm between rows. Harvest: from September to December.
€1,80
Plant with abundant foliage. It produces numerous inflorescences to be harvested gradually before full flowering. Medium cycle. Scientific name: Brassica rapa cymosa Sowing: from July to October. Spacing: 5-8 cm in the row, 30-40 cm between rows. Harvest: from October to January.
€1,80
Plant with abundant foliage. Numerous flower heads to be harvested successively before flowering is complete. Medium-late cycle. Scientific name: Brassica rapa cymosa Sowing: from July to October. Spacing: row 5-8 cm, between rows 30-40 cm. Harvest: from October to February.
€1,80
Vigorous plant with cylindrical fruits 17-18 cm long, light green in color with prominent ribs. Good flower persistence. Medium-late cycle. Scientific name: Cucurbita pepo Sowing: from April to July. Distance: 60-80 cm in the row, 100-150 cm between rows. Harvest: from June to October.
€1,80
Vigorous plant with cylindrical fruits 17-18 cm long, light green in color and with evident ribbing. Good flower persistence. Medium-late cycle. Scientific name: Cucurbita pepo Sowing: from April to July. Distance: 60-80 cm in the row, 100-150 cm between rows. Harvest: from June to October.
€1,80
Selection of the typical Campania tomato characterized by an indeterminate, vigorous and covering plant for greenhouse and open field crops. The fruits, with their typical elongated shape and characteristic flavour, are suitable both for the market and for the production of peeled tomatoes and concentrates. Scientific name: Lycopersicon esculentum Sowing: from February to May. Distance: on the row 30-40 cm, between the rows 80-100 cm. Harvest: from June to September.
€1,80
Indeterminate plant (to be scaffolded) for greenhouse and open field. Very large globular fruit. Resistant to Fusariosis and Verticillosis. Excellent productivity. Scientific name: Lycopersicon esculentum Sowing: from February to May. Distance: on the row 30-40 cm, between the rows 80-100 cm. Harvest: from June to September.
€1,80
Indeterminate plant (to be scaffolded) not very vigorous. Double and tidy stages carrying 15 fruits per bunch weighing approximately 20 g each. Very productive variety. Scientific name: Lycopersicon esculentum Sowing: February to April. Distance: on the row 30-40 cm, between the rows 80-100 cm. Harvest: from June to September.
€1,80
Determinate plant (ground cultivation) with covering vegetation. Jointless fruit with a typical bulb shape, weighing approximately 70 g. This variety with a medium-late cycle is suitable for the production of pulp and concentrates. Resistant to Verticillium and Fusarium. Scientific name: Lycopersicon esculentum Sowing: from February to May. Distance: on the row 20-30 cm, between the rows 100-150 cm. Harvest: from June to September.
€1,80
Indeterminate plant with flattened and slightly ribbed fruits that keep the shoulder green even when fully ripe. Scientific name: Lycopersicon esculentum Sowing: February to April. Distance: on the row 30-40 cm, between the rows 80-100 cm. Harvest: from June to September.
€1,80
"Shell" variety with a medium cycle with a determined plant 45-50 cm high. Pod with red streaks, 14-15 cm long, ovoid seed with red streaks on a cream background. Scientific name: Phaseolus vulgaris Sowing: from April to July. Distance: on the row 3-5 cm, between the rows 40-70 cm. Harvest: from June to September.
€1,80
Climbing plant, 200-250 cm tall, with a late cycle. All-eating pod, 80-100 cm long, stringless, dark green in colour. Elongated seed, pink in color. Scientific name: Vigna sesquipedalis Sowing: from April to July. Distance: on the row 10-15 cm, between the rows 80-100 cm. Harvest: from July to September.
€2,50
Selection of the “Riminese” type suitable for greenhouse and open field cultivation. Upright plant with elongated and cylindrical fruits 20 cm long. dark green in colour. Scientific name: Solanum melongena Sowing: from February to May. Distance: on the row 50-70 cm, between the rows 80-100 cm. Harvest: from July to October.
€1,80
Climbing plant, 200-250 cm tall, with a medium-late cycle. Eating pod, flat, 20-22 cm long, light green in colour. Ovoid seed, black in colour. Scientific name: Phaseolus vulgaris Sowing: from April to July. Distance: on the row 10-15 cm, between the rows 80-100 cm. Harvest: from July to September.
€2,50
Late cycle variety that produces medium-long, cylindrical and green fruits. Scientific name: Cucumis sativus Sowing: from March to June. Distance: on the row 80-90 cm and between the rows 150-170 cm. Harvest: from June to September.
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The fruit is large in size and reaches a weight of 50 kg. and beyond. The pulp and peel are orange-yellow in color. Scientific name: Cucurbita maxima Sowing: from April to July. Distance: per hole with 3-4 seeds per hole; on the row 150 cm., between the rows 250 cm. Harvest: from August to November.
€1,80
This traditional legume which has been cultivated since the dawn of peasant civilization is rich in mineral salts, fibre, vitamins and protein. It is among the most used legumes as it does not require soaking and cooks quickly. Scientific name: Lens esculenta Sowing: in the central south from October-November, in the north in February-March. Spacing: continuous sowing on the row, 40-60 cm three rows. Harvest: from April to July.
€1,80
Dwarf plant, 45-50 cm tall, with a medium-early cycle. All-eating pod, flattened, 12 cm long, threadless and green in colour. Oval black seed. Scientific name: Phaseolus vulgaris Sowing: from April to July. Distance: on the row 3-5 cm, between the rows 40-70 cm. Harvest: from June to September.
€1,80
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