Quantity 200 Seeds

Germination, irregular temperatures below 5 °C, maintain constant humidity and avoid direct sunlight

Wild strawberries seeds (Fragaria vesca)

Wild strawberries are much smaller than regular garden strawberries, but are much more flavorful and aromatic. Garden strawberries are not from the forest they are derived from a cross between American strawberries. Wild strawberry leaves can be used dry to flavor a tea, and are also medicinal, effective for diarrhea and kidney problems. It is believed that Carl von Linne fought FMD (foot and mouth disease) using the infusion of its leaves.

The plant should be located in semi-wet and shady place.

Quantity 15 Seeds

Germination approx. 14 days at 22 °C, soak seeds for one day before planting

Charentais or Cantaloupe melon seeds (Cucumis melo var. Cantalupensis)

The Charentais melon is a variety of cantaloupe.

It is a mediumsweet melon with attractive orange flesh. This variety is grown mainly in France and has a strong scent of melon. These fruits reach about 15-20cm in diameter

Quantity 20 Seeds

Germination approx. 14 days at 18-22°C

Green Tendral Melon, Winter Melon seeds (Cucumis melo)

The Tendral is a typical Spanish"honey" melon. The fruit of this variety can weigh up to 2.5 kilos, and has very sweet white flesh and a very hard dark green skin. Because of this, it is a variety that keeps well (hung in a net) in a dark, airy place. The fact that this melon is harvested in October means it is also called winter melon.

Amount. 20 Seeds

Germination approx. 14- 28 days at 24 ° C keeping moist

Yellow Passion Fruit, Passion Fruit, Granadilla seeds  (Passiflora edulis flavicarpa)

This variety like all Passiflora has beautiful flowers but also edible fruits (passion fruit). It is commercially cultivated in tropical and subtropical areas mainly for juice. This type is also called yellow Granadilla. It is highly resistant to nematodes in the soil. Apart from the fruit which is rich in vitamins the leaves can also be used as a tonic, and to help sleep. In Latin America also they used to treat asthma.

Amount . 15 Seeds

Germination approx. 10 -18 20 Days

Tamarillo, tree tomato seeds (Cyphomandra betacea)

Our tamarillo is now in its second year and offers numerous and tasty fruits, similar to the tomato in flavor, but like other tropical fruits it has a typical acidity, ideal for the preparation of "chutneys" and jams. As the tree tomato is sensitive to frost in winter should be protected against the wind and cold especially with temperatures below 0 ° C. Cyphomandra betacea is very easy to care for and in the first year it reaches a height of 1.50m. If you prune the upper parts of the plant, it grows more branches. Even without fruit is a plant with a ornamental value. The plant originally comes from Bolivia, but it is grown in many tropical and subtropical countries

Amount. 10 Seeds

Germination, Irregular seeds need cold stratification

Blackthorn, Sloe seeds (Prunus spinosa)

Blackthorn is an estimated medicinal plant for its fruits and flowers, for their astringent and fever-reducing effects, it also improves intestinal transit and its numerous vitamins make it a tonic. The fruit is also very useful for a good facial mask. It blooms in March and is visited by bees and butterflies. The fruits (the sloes) should be collected after the first frost as this sweetens the fruit. and can be used to prepare jams and liqueurs (such as Pacharán in Navarra and the Basque Country).

Amount.  50 Seeds

Germination: Irregular, cold stratification of seeds

Elderberry seeds (Sambucus nigra)

Elderberry has been used since the Stone Age. As a medicinal plant it is cleansing, laxative and perspiratory. The flowers and fruits are used, the leaves are no longer used today. The fruits are used for making wine for creams and jams. Fresh they are really acids, and contain lots of vitamin C and have a highly antioxidant effect. Sambucus nigra is resistant to temperatures up to - 20 ° C.

Amount. 100 Seeds

Germination aprox.10-18 days at 22 °C, soaking seeds before planting

White mulberry seeds (Morus alba)

White mulberry comes from China, although it was introduced into Southern Europe approx. 100 years a.c. Unlike black mulberry, it can tolerate temperatures up to - 20 ° C. Morus Alba is easy care for and in its first year can grow 1.5 to 2 meters tall. White tasty fruits ripen in June / July and are prized for jams. These white berries are not easily found in stores as they spoil with easily and can’t be transported. In China the leaves are the main food of the silkworms, but also in the Mediterranean. Its dried leaves are also used in infusion to cure "diabetes mellitus"

Amount. 100 Seeds

Germination aprox.10-18 days at 22 °C, soaking seeds before planting

Black Mulberry seeds (Morus nigra)

The black mulberry is native to western Asia and was introduced to southern Europe by the year 1500. The common point with Blanca Morera is its sensitivity to frost.

In June or July its tasty and sweet red / black fruits with which you can prepare jam appear. The fruits can also be used to prepare a wine and are also used to color the wine (with its tannins). The dried leaves are infused effective against diabetes mellitus.

Amount. 50 Seeds

Germination approx. 14 -28 days at 18 °C lightly covered with substrate.

Goji seeds (Lycium barbarum)

Goji fruits are used both in the kitchen and in traditional Chinese medicine. The Gojis (fresh or dried) are rich in vitamins and antioxidants. To maximise these properties the plant should be grown in a sunny place. Now in their second year our plants have already produced their first fruit. The Goji bush reaches a height of 1 meter and is resistant to temperatures up to -20 ° C. In Chinese medicine it is used for improving the immune system, hypertension and diabetes.