Name: Edible celery LINO
SKU: 4772080001425
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Edible celery LINO

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Latin title: Apium graveolens.

Product code: 4772080001425 Categories: Celeriac, celery, Vegetable seeds.

From 1.75 €

Quantity of seeds, pcs.: 50 seeds
Quantity of seeds, pcs.: 1000 seeds

A very early variety for growing in greenhouse and outdoors. Plants grow very fast. Stalks are long and fleshy. Leaves are bright green, glossy. Suitable for freezing.

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Quantity of seeds, pcs.	50 seeds, 1000 seeds
Type	Celery
Earliness	Very early
Sowing	III-VI
Sowing depth, cm	0–0.5
Transplantation	V–VII
Distances, cm	40×40
Harvest	VII–IX

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