Late season turnip. Spherical root, half buried and white, the collar being purplish-red. White chair. Rustic variety of very good conservation.

Yellow turnip golden ball

Late season turnip, half-early. Spherical root 10 to 12 cm in diameter, yellow epidermis, pale yellow flesh, fine taste, sweet flavor, excellent quality. Good winter conservation. Often less crooked than other varieties it seems. Fears drought and severe frosts.

Old German variety with a slightly flattened yellow root, very early (1.5 to 2 months). Tasty white chair. Delicious rapé vintage. Maybe sow all year round.

Winter lettuce resistant to cold and seedling. Tall, long and voluminous apple with very strongly reddish brown outer foliage. Variety of the XIXth century. (Variety mainly intended for own consumption)

Winter lettuce adapted to southern regions. Small round apple, green and dark red, with smooth and thick foliage. Early, the apple forms at the end of winter. Very crunchy and tasty.

Beautiful, round, dark purple fruits about the size of a grapefruit. Hardy variety, a little earlier than varieties with long fruits. She is originally from the region of Valencia in Spain.

Perennial, native plant. Height 1 m to 1.50 m. Very beautiful plant, undemanding, with beautiful light, silky, glossy gray-green foliage. To be cultivated away from vegetables and aromatic plants. Very bitter, its infusion helps ward off unwanted insects (black aphid, flea beetle, piéride). When sprayed on the ground, it repels slugs. Do not spray immediately before harvest. In herbal tea, use in moderation and in very small quantities.

Annual plant, native to southern Europe, close to common fennel. Height 60 to 80 cm. The leaf, very finely cut, is eaten raw or in herbal tea. The seed, very flattened oval, is a condiment for pickles, liqueurs, cooked cereals. Flavor approaching both fennel and mint. The umbels sequestered by insects at flowering.

Early traditional variety, the most productive eggplant for the Paris region. Fruit elongated club-shaped, more than 20 cm long, shiny purple-black color. It can bear 8-10 fruits that ripen well, even in areas where summer is not very hot.

It is in fact a variety belonging to the same species as the wild burdock that can be found here and there.

Labies. Annual plant 20 to 60 cm high, with oval-lanceolate, dark green leaves, up to 5 to 8 cm, very fragrant. It is well suited to be chopped, salted and stored in olive oil.

Plant, native to Mexico, almost 1 m tall with green leaves, purple stems and mauve flowers. Strong cinnamon and clove flavor. Insect repellent.