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Serradella

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Serradella is a robust, white-pink flowering legume often grown before a heavy feeding crop. It is slow to start growing, sensitive to lime and prefers sour, loamy sandy soils. It is not winter hardy but does grow at low temperatures and can resist up to 5 degrees of frost. A single cut, protein-rich fodder plant. Can be kept for up to 10 days. Sowing depth: 1-2 cm.

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Characteristics

Botanical name: Ornithopus sativusOver wintering: noVegetation period: annualSpecific qualities: Nitrogen fixer for poor sites.Bee pasture: yesCut-and-come-again: no

Origin

Multiplier: Camena Samen, Landhof Lindenberg GbR, Rose-GbR-Kühren / Tilo Rose Cerifications: Bioland, Demeter, EU-Standard

Cultivation

Sowing date: April - AugustAmount of seed needed: 400 g/aSowing depth: 1-2 cm

Organic100 % organic & GMO-free
Diverse100 % open-pollinated seeds
ReliableHigh quality & customer satisfaction
Free shippingSeeds from €45 within Germany
Organic100 % GMO-free
FairCollaborative network with breeding and propagation
DynamicDiversity of 100 % open-pollinated varieties