Pretty plantperennial, ornamental and aromatic. Also called Korean mint, blue licorice, purple hyssop, Indian mint, giant wrinkled hyssop, huo xiang or Chinese patchouli, is an aromatic herb in the mint family. It is a plant native to North America which reaches 1.20 m in height, with an aniseed smell. We use the leaves and the purple flowers in spikes (with…
NON-EDIBLE DECORATIVE SQUASH! Very beautiful , bottle green with white spots. Very plastic, it takes the shape you want it to take. These gourds are dried and painted for decoration. Sowing: April to May 15 seeds approximately
Originally from the Rhône Valley, this medium-sized pepper is red with fairly fine fragrant and sweet flesh ideal for stuffing or in salads. It is quite resistant to drought. Sowing: February to April 30 seeds approximately
Rare variety, known in Armenia. Very crispy, with striated ribs, length varying between 40 and 80cm and 5-10cm in diameter. Sweet flavor without bitterness. Sowing: March to May 15 seeds approximately
Elongated, about 2 kg blue in color, orange and dense flesh most often used in soup. Very good conservation. Can also be used in decoration. Sowing: April to May 15 seeds approximately
This Basil, to which a sweet scent of thyme is added to the taste of basil, is very aromatic. It is an annual plant in our latitudes (it is perennial in the tropics). The leaves are pale green, quite small, elliptical and slightly toothed. The flowers are white. This variety tolerates drought well. Sowing: March to May 250 seeds approximately
Very beautiful blue tomato, very productive and fairly disease resistant. Created by Tom Wagner, donated by the Château de la Bourdaisière. Plum type tomato, taste specific to blue tomatoes. This tomato can be stored for a long time after harvest. Sowing: March-April About 25 seeds
This variety is part of our Treasures of the Conservatory collection. Very rare variety available only at the conservatory. Very large mid-season tomato, any round, forming clusters, with an excellent taste. Sowing: March-April About 25 seeds
This variety is part of our Treasures of the Conservatory collection Very rare variety available only at the conservatory. Large red tomato, mid-season, very slightly flattened, not very sensitive to cracking , the ribs of which dip towards the peduncle. A lot of flesh moderately firm, juicy, with an excellent taste! It is constant in taste during the season. This…
Very well known in the United States under the name of "Beefsteak Tomato". This purple tomato has a thick, melting and strongly flavored flesh! Sowing: March-April About 50 seeds
Uncommon variety of pepper, yet the most interesting pepper , for its excellent taste, very fruity! It is thin and elongated, approximately 6 cm in diameter and 20 cm long. It can be eaten raw or cooked. You can also make delicious stuffed peppers. It's one of the first peppers to ripen in the garden! Sowing: February to April about…
Tomato with beautiful round fruits with thin skin characteristic of pink tomatoes! This variety, harvested when fully ripe, remains one of the most appreciated by true gourmet tomato lovers! But she's not very productive. Its flesh is fine, fragrant, very juicy and really very refreshing. It contains few seeds. It has practically no skin. Sowing: March-April 50 seeds approximately
Old traditional variety from central France, having fruits 12 to 15 cm in diameter in the swollen part. Tender, sweet, musky, very fragrant light orange flesh. Soups, pies, flans, jams... Sowing: April to May 15 seeds approximately
Early variety, originating in England, giving medium-sized fruits of 70 to 100g, two-tone, red with yellow stripes. Productive variety very resistant to diseases. Sowing: March-April 50 seeds approximately
Early variety with a large short white stem and wide, long blond leaves, with an excellent taste. Excellent leek for the first harvests from the beginning of autumn (not very resistant to cold). The large yellow leek from Poitou is an early variety with a large bole, short and white and blond green leaves, ample and long, of excellent taste…
Pretty mild pepper with very little heat. The flesh is a bright orange-red and the taste is particularly tasty. The shape of this pepper is reminiscent of a bishop's cap. Sowing: February to April 30 seeds approximately
Drought resistant. Beautiful fruits of 120-150 g, which can even reach 500 g. Smooth skin becoming very dark red to purple when ripe. Its flesh is dense, extremely soft and sweet, with few seeds. A local variety is very similar to it: La Charbonnière du Berry, extra! Sowing: March-April 50 seeds approximately
Rustic tomato, productive, with soft, firm and juicy flesh. Fruits in clusters of 25 to 30 grams, to be eaten plain or candied. Sowing: March-April 50 seeds approximately
It is a small round cocktail tomato, purple and striped with green. The fruits are very numerous and grouped in clusters, of 6 to 8 fruits. Early variety with a very sweet flavor. Sowing: March-April 50 seeds approximately
Excellent lettuce spring, summer autumn light green, heady, wavy and crisp. Variety fairly resistant to bolting. Spring sowing: late February to late April Late summer early autumn sowing: mid-July to mid-September 500 seeds approximately
Conical carrot, with purplish skin and yellow-orange flesh. Early and very rustic, it behaves well in dry periods. Sowing: March to June for summer harvest, May to July for autumn and winter harvest, October to November for spring harvest 1500 seeds approximately Back in the catalog in 2023
NON-EDIBLE DECORATIVE VARIETY! This variety is part of our Les Trésors du Conservatoire collection. Very rare variety available only at the conservatory. It is extraordinary for its appearance, it is a very rare decorative curiosity. This variety, undoubtedly the ancestor of the tomato, provides a quantity innumerable green fruit, inedible barely larger than a pea.The yellow flowers are much larger.…
Very old variety originating in Europe, highly esteemed in Scotland and in the north of England. Its flesh is firm, sweet and very fragrant. Raw, young turnips can be eaten grated and cooked in hotpots, soups, gratins, steamed vegetables (accompanied by leeks, carrots, rutabagas and parsnips). Sowing: can be sown throughout the year. About 400 seeds Returning to the catalog…
Magnificent and very decorative vegetable in the vegetable garden! Large veined shiny green foliage with highly developed yellow, pink, red, orange and white ribs. Eat cooked , with juice or bechamel sauce, and in a gratin. Sowing: April to May 200 seeds approximately
Vigorous mid-season American variety. Beautiful fruits from 200 to 500 g. Firm, juicy, sweet and very fragrant flesh. Thin skin that does not crack. Can be cooked in salads, mashed potatoes, stuffed, coulis and sauces. Sowing: March-April 50 seeds approximately
Very old American variety. This surprising yellow-orange beet is excellent.</span > It can be eaten raw and grated to take advantage of its nutritional richness or cooked. Its green leaves with a slightly sweet flavor, picked young, can be added to salads. Quality: ideal for late summer and autumn harvests. Nutritional value: Beets are full of mineral salts, antioxidants and…
The advantages of this variety are: excellent taste, good size and no need for a support stake. What more could you ask for? Excellent yield. Sowing: March-April 50 seeds approximately
The butternut squash, runner and late. One of the most appreciated for its delicious taste. Few seeds, nothing but buttery and tender flesh. Easy to grow! Delicious as a soup or baked with a drizzle of olive oil and chopped coriander. Sowing: April to May 15 seeds approximately
This variety is about 2.50 m high. It forms bouquets of several large yellow flowers with a dark yellow heart. Sowing: April to May 50 seeds approximately
Fall and Winter Lettuce very tight, tender and crunchy apple. Seedlings of spring: late February to late April Sowing late summer early autumn: mid-July to mid-September 500 seeds approximately
A half-long carrot with red flesh of excellent quality, heartless and not very sweet. Early for spring or summer cultivation. It keeps well. Grow in rich soil (or potting soil). Sowing: March to June for summer harvest, May to July for autumn and winter harvest, October to November for spring harvest 1500 seeds approximately
It's the most beautiful dark orange tomato there is! Fruits of 200 to 250g, juicy, fragrant and honeyed, it melts in your mouth. Round and well shaped, rich in provitamin A. Disease resistant, excellent production: ideal for market gardening. Sowing: March-April 50 seeds approximately
Early variety, recommended for spring cultivation. Half-long and straight carrot, without core. Very firm flesh with an exceptional taste. Sowing: March to June for summer harvest, May to July for autumn and winter harvest, October to November for spring harvest about 1500 seeds
