Very appreciated both on the plate, where it will bring color, and in flower beds.

Variety with a bushy habit, green leaves streaked with purple. The inflorescences and stems are also purple. Very spicy flavor resembling that of tarragon or anise. A must in Asian cuisine (spring rolls, stir-fries, soups, curries ...) Height: 30 cm

Native to Mexico, this variety has a very pleasant cinnamon flavor. Height 30 cm keep insects and pests away.

Also called German Chamomile. Very pleasant flavor in herbal tea. Enter into the composition of one of the bio-dynamic preparations for compost. Good companion plant for the balance of the garden, it attracts many auxiliary insects and disturbs harmful insects by its smell ...

Variety used as a vegetable in eastern countries. Young leaves are mixed with salads. Can also be consumed in broth. The flowers, simple, with pretty yellow hues are also edible. They will brighten up your dishes and give them a spicy flavor. 

Variety with flat foliage, little cut, very fragrant. Very vigorous growth.

Sow in a half-shaded area.

Variety with dark green foliage, very indented, very decorative.

Chinese garlic or Chinese Chives. Perennial, bulbous plant native to Asia. Thin, long and flat leaves with a garlic flavor. Eat like chives. Edible white flowers.

Also called cumin of the meadows. Biennial, the fresh leaves of which are used to flavor salads, fish, vinegar ... But it is the seeds with a very aromatic taste that are mainly used in breads, cheeses, herbal teas. The roots can be boiled in water ...

Also called Cive. Bulbous perennial with cylindrical, hollow leaves. At the base the bulb is slightly swollen and elongated. It is often used whole, but the leaves can be cut as needed, like chives. Consumed chopped or minced, raw or ...

The tubular sheets are very elongated and hollow. Flavor with an onion taste, but milder. Deliciously flavor soups, salads, omelets ... The pink to pale purple flowers are also eaten in salads, flavor vinegars. Favorable association with fruit trees ...

Cruciferous family. Mustard can be used at any time. By its very rapid growth, it stifles weeds and brings a lot of organic matter. It is also nematocidal (parasitic worms).