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Dwarf beans Furore

Very early dwarf variety, sown from May to July. Plants 45–50 cm tall, produce excellent yields. Pods 0.8–0.9 cm in diameter and 14–15 cm long, without fibers, located in the upper part of the plant, so harvesting can be done mechanically. Seeds are white. Sowing rate – 60–100 kg / ha
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Edible carrot Agatha F1 seed tape

Medium-early hybrid, intended for the main harvest.

Matures in 100–110 days from seed germination.

Roots are cylindrical, 16–18 cm long, with attractive color and smooth skin.

Plants have low tendency to bolt.

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Desert bluebells

Annual flowers. Plants are melliferous, fast growing. Shoots are approx. 20 cm high. Blossoms are bright blue, bell – shaped, 3–3,5 cm in diameter. Suitable for forming borders, growing in rock gardens, mixed flowerbeds, pots.
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Painted nettle Colocha Chocolate Green

Annual plants. Tolerates temperature fluctuations well, blooms late. Grows well in both sunny and shaded areas. Can also be grown as houseplants. Leaves are wavy, with serrated edges, brown with a narrow green border.
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Geranium Falcon F1 White

The geranium variety Falcon F1 stands out with features such as self-cleaning, pollen-free and endlessly blooming. Geranium falcon F1 does not produce pollen, people who suffer from allergies will also appreciate the absence of pollen.  As a result, it does not attract insects and does not produce the unwanted spikes. In order to save the best values of this variety, it is recommended to plant these geraniums 50 meters away from other pollen spreading plants. This means that the inflorescence falls off spontaneously after flowering. Apart from this, the lifespan of the inflorescence is more than 7 days longer and plants produce up to 20% more flowers during vegetation than conventional varieties. Perennial flowers, but annual if grown outdoors. The blooms are 10–11 cm in diameter, white. The plant leaves are green. Blooms abundantly until the frost. Suitable for growing indoors and outdoors, resistant to diseases and parasites. The best time to sow geranium seeds is January – February. The depth in which seeds need to be sown is 0,4–0,5 cm.
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Painted nettle Colocha Scarlet

Annual plants. It tolerates temperature fluctuations well, blooms late. It grows well in both sunny and shaded places. It can also be grown as a houseplant. The leaves are wavy, with jagged edges, brownish with a beautiful pattern of red veins and a narrow green border.
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Edible radish Purpella F1

The hybrid can be grown in greenhouses all year round and outdoors during the season. The root crops are round, with purple skin and white inside. Radishes grow rapidly, have excellent appearance and internal structure, are not prone to cracking, and do not bloom for a long time. Suitable for sale in bundles. The harvested crop does not lose its beautiful marketable appearance and taste for a long time.
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Edible tomato Califfo F1

An early hybrid, suitable for greenhouses and outdoors. Plants are resistant to diseases F2, V, Fr. Fruits are spherical, slightly ribbed, about 450 g in weight and more, are not prone to cracking. Very tasty, bright red tomatoes grow in bunches of 3–4, remain large until the very end of the growing season.
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Edible tomato Bendida F1

A moderately early hybrid from Bulgaria. Plants are tall (half determinate), start yielding within 60–80 days of planting the seedlings, each plant grows 6–7 bundles, while each bundle grows 6–8 fruits. Suitable for growing in greenhouses and outdoors. Fruits are orange, round, weighing 180–200 g, fleshy and very tasty.
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Edible tomato Celesteen F1

An early indeterminate French hybrid. Plants are disease-resistant (C5, Tm, V, F2, Fr, N, TSWV), have a strong root system. Fruits are slightly ribbed, weighing 200–250 g, very tasty, retain high quality during the whole yielding period.
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Edible tomato Esmira F1

An early indeterminate hybrid, suitable for growing in all types of greenhouses. Bundles grow close to each other. Fruits are round, raspberry coloured, weighing 190–210 g, hard, do not tend to crack. The largest fruits grow on first bundles.
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Edible tomato Gourmandia F1

A bull heart type, very early French indeterminate hybrid. Plants start yielding especially early and abundantly. Fruits are fleshy, 250–300 g in weight, ribbed and tasty.
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Edible tomato Rugby F1

An early indeterminate hybrid from Bulgaria for growing in unheated greenhouses. Yielding starts 50–70 days of planting the seedlings. Fruits are raspberry, the shape is similar to a narrow heart, weighing 160–180 g, very tasty, grow in bunches.
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