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This variety comes from Laos, as the name suggests. Its color is somewhere between white and translucent white. With this variety, harvest gets off to a flying start; we had buckets and buckets of this tomato! Its taste is mild and sweet, its size average, and the shape slightly flattened. We've been bewitched, and will definitely be growing it again!
Package: 35 seeds
Germination rate: 100%
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This variety of carrot is orange and its size ranges from small to medium, making it ideal for urban gardeners. Indeed, it will adapt well to shallow gardens, and is easy to grow overall. It can be seeded every 2 weeks to extend harvest and have fresh carrots ready all summer long!
The taste is tender and sweet.
Package: 500 seeds
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Ancient variety widely grown in the USA in the 19th Century. The skin is white except for the part sticking out from the ground, which is bright purple. The flesh is white, firm and sweet. The roots grow to be 7 to 10 cm wide. Very hardy to the cold. The foliage, slightly spicy when young, are delicious in sautés, soups, or steamed, on top of being rich in vitamins.
Package: 400 seeds
Photo Credit: Ferme de Sainte-Marthe
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This cylindrical orange carrot has a mild taste and a crunchy texture. It has excellent keeping qualities, and is great either fresh, frozen, or in a juice. Easy to grow.
Package: 200 seeds
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Touchon carrots are very ancient, with records dating back to the late 19th Century. It's a bright orange, early carrot, sown in the spring. It is half-long, core less, and tender. Crunchy, its flesh is firm and delicious.
Package: More than 200 seeds
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Perennial ornemental plant covering the ground with innumerable golden yellow flowers. It is perfect for edging garden beds and carpeting sloping ground.The rocky mountains of Europe are its natural habitat.
The plant is very precocious and blooms early in May. It nourishes pollinators in times of scarcity. It is therefore an ally in the garden, both for bees and humans, who enjoy its smell.
Self-seeding.
Package: 100 seeds
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Golden yellow pods, long et thin. Very productive and stable. Comes from France and, before that, Algeria. The more you harvest, the more it will yield, over a long period. What makes this bean stand out aside from its taste is how its pods remain tender on the plant over many days, easing the work of those who don't have the time for daily harvests. The beans are elongated and deep black. A mentioned above, outstanding taste.
This type of beans were introduced in France in the 1840s as 'Alger Beans' (Haricot d'Alger), since they allegedly came from Algeria. From this black bean gene pool, the French bred new varieties such as Beurre de Rocquencourt, a town near Versailles.
Package: 35 seeds
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