Seed collection winter vegetable garden

Set of 8 seed bags

Winter isn’t the season for a lot of growth but it is still a time when harvesting is possible. Fresh, flavourful salads, frost-hardy herbs, cabbages, onions, root vegetables and tuber vegetables: A lot of plants are more frost-hardy than most people think. We have selected varieties which can be planted outdoors without a roof above their heads. This enables winter gardening with true seasonality and vegetables that can be grown without adding heating. The planting times refer to winter harvest.

Chinese leaves mixture

• Attractive mix  of asian salads Mizuna, Red Giant, Moutarde Rouge Metis and Green in Snow
• Sow in September

Feldsalat Verte à coeur plein 2

• For optimal germination results the temperature should be less than 20 degrees Celsius
• Can be sown from August until mid-September

Winterheckenzwiebel

• Frost–hardy, can grow for several years
• Can be harvested all year round 
• Should be sown March until April

Kale Westländer Winter

• Very frost-hardy plant with pretty palmlike leaves
• Can be harvested from below starting in summer
• Start growing the young plants in May

Rainbow Chard

• Colourful Mix made up of four varieties
• Looks beautiful when combined with Kale
• Start growing the young plants at the end of June

Leek Freezo

• Robust, completely frost-hardy leek
• Can be sown from mid April in a cold frame

Parsnip Halblange Weiße

• Can stay in the bed all winter
• Only use fresh seeds
• Can be sown in April

Cutting celery Gewöhnlicher Schnitt

• More fine and aromativ than the leaves oft he usual celery root
• Great for addiving flavour to soups or other vegetable dishes
• Can be sown mid June