Gardening made simple

Not a lot of experience or little time but still want to grow some vegetables, herbs and flowers? There are a lot of vegetable varieties which make gardening really easy. Vegetables such as peas, pumpkins or spinach are not too demanding and easy to care for. Growing salads or beans is extremely simple and only a few rules need to be followed. This means that you can harvest fine vegetables from your own garden with little effort. These varieties almost guarantee success. If available, use the seed aids (seed tapes, seed discs or seed carpets), which significantly simplify sowing. The varieties of each plant suggested here only represent a small selection. The full range can be found in the shop.

Basil, large-sized Leaf - Herbs

The most famous Italian basil. Large, dark-green, curved leaves with the typical aroma. Given sufficient warmth, it will grow quickly and is relatively robust. Cultivate in bunches or as individual plants.

€2.73
Beemeadow Tuebingen blend - Green manure

Fast cover crop mixture with long lasting flower components: Phacelia, buckwheat, mustard, coriander, marigold, nigella, fodder radish, corn flower, malva sylvestris, dill, borage.

€3.05
Black Plum - Plum Tomatoes

Dark-red egg-shaped tomato. Fruit have dark green collar from where fruit sits on the stem. During ripening will turn to dark brown. Crops well, does not split. Plants grow vigorously.

€3.42
Blauhilde - Runner Beans

Early-ripening, abundantly producing variety for unprotected propagation. Blauhilde's round pod are blue to purple, fleshy and thick. The pods are tasty and turn dark green when cooked.

€3.42
Borage - Herbs

Culinary herb for multiple uses, grows quickly. In good soil, can grow to 1 metre in height. Leaves and blue flowers for use in salads. Excellent bee plant, flowers until first frosts.

€2.73
Borlotto Rosso - Bush dry bean

Shell bean with green pods, speckled with red. Shell beans are robust and undemanding but need enough warmth for maturation.

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Bright Lights - Chard

The stems shine in red, orange, pink, yellow, and white. The leaf colour varies from different shades of green to green-red. This attractive colour-palette provides a highlight for the vegetable plot and/or the flower bed.

€3.05
Colourful Beetroots - Beetroot

This colorful mix consists of 5 rare varieties acclaimed by ProSpecieRara. They vary both in color, shape and taste. Use raw or cooked as a salad or vegetables.

€3.42
Common mallow - Malva sylvestris var. mauritiana

Attractively flowering, native, non-demanding mallow variety, growing to 80-120 cm in height. Useful as a medicinal or culinary herb and can be used to make a tea. Leaves, buds, and flower petals can all be used. Will grow particularly deep roots.

€3.05
Compacta Verde - Chard

Compact leaf beet for single harvest. Originally from Italy, has been bred by Sativa over a number of years to resist bolting and thus be suitable for growing conditions north of the Alps.

€3.05
Cornflower 'Blauer Junge' - Annual flowers

Centaurea cyanus ('Blue Boy'), annual, if sown in autumn biennial and flowering the following summer, in field and garden. Undemanding, good for cutting. Excellent food plant for bees. Ca. 80-120 cm

€2.73
Cornflower (Mixed Colours) - Annual flowers

Centaurea cyanus, blue, pink and white; annual, if sown in autumnbiennial and flowering the following summer, in field and garden. Undemanding, good for cutting. Excellent food plant for bees. Ca. 80-120 cm

€3.05
Costata Romanesco - Courgette/Zucchini

Traditional variety from Italy with excellent taste. Green fruit with yellow, slightly elevated longitudinal stripes.

€3.05
Cottage Garden - Flowers (mixed)

A mix of traditional cottage garden annuals. Contains: Foxtail amaranth, flax, opium poppy, mallow, safflower, sunflower, buckwheat, tree mallow, chrysanthemum, dill...

€3.05
Cress

Common, fast growing variety with feathery leaves. For spring, autumn and for forcing in winter. Sow thickly. Do not cover seeds with soil, just tap the container, and keep moist for the first couple of days.

€2.73
Cucamelon - Cocktail cucumber

Cucumber-type climing plant, produces a multitude of olive-sized dark green fruit with light green marbling. The tiny cucumbers can be consumed fresh, or pickled.

€3.05
Daisy (Selection Sativa) - Courgette/Zucchini

Bushy, early courgette with yellow, very tender-skinned fruit. Open growth habit. Cultivate in same way as any green variety. Variety bred by Sativa.

€3.05
Damaun KS - Maize (corn)

Extremely sweet, bred by Sativa. Early sweet corn with large, yellow cobs, which are ready for harvesting 95 days after sowing.

€3.05
De Nice à fruit rond - Courgette/Zucchini

Bushy plants with round, light-green fruit, which should be harvested when young (size of a tennis ball). If fully grown ca. 500- 1.5 kg in weight. Limited storage capability.

€3.05
Dolciva KS - Carrots

Juicy variety, bred by Sativa with an emphasis on taste. Good storage, but also excellent for fresh consumption, harvest in summer. Time to maturity 120 days. Skin not likely to crack.

€3.05
Enrico KS - Kohlrabi

White, flat and round variety with medium foliage. Develops fast and suitable for all cultivation periods except for midsummer. Slight tendency to split and to develop a purple color. Variety bred by Sativa.

€3.42
Fairy's Garden - Flowers (mixed)

Mixture of low-growing, delicate flowers. Contains amongst others: prickly poppy, summer pheasant's-eye, baby blue eyes, salvia horminum, silene, Mexican paintbrush, common poppy, dwarf lupin.

€3.05
Glory of Summer - Flowers (mixed)

A mixture of low but resilient flowers. Contains: Antirrhinum, Clarkia, California poppy, bladder campion, Farewell To Spring, tricolour convolvulus, asperula orientalis and flax.

€3.05
Icicle - Radish (small)

White, somewhat elongated radish, takes a bit longer to mature compared to other small radishes. Sow from February under cover, outdoors from April to end of August.

€2.73

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