Grass seeds Festuca arundinacea fury 1kg

Variety with many branches, covered with cobs filled with very fragrant flowers in clear and varied colors.

A hardy variety in mixed colours, ideal for bringing an abundance of flowers to your garden. Also tolerates a semi-shade position.

A classic and early variety, it produces thick, striped tomatoes that are slightly flattened, with fragrant, fruity flesh. It is resistant to diseases and weighs about 160-200 g. Ideal for stuffed tomatoes.

The VILMORIN Viola Horned Pansy is a charming ornamental flowering plant that combines the delicate appearance of violets with the colourful beauty of traditional pansies. Producing small, attractive flowers in fresh, vibrant colours, it is an excellent choice for adding elegance and colour to gardens, balconies and outdoor spaces. Its lightly fragrant blooms create beautiful decorative displays, making this variety ideal for cultivation in pots, planters, containers and garden beds. The delicate flowers and colourful appearance allow it to complement a wide range of ornamental planting arrangements. Viola Horned Pansy combines beautifully with forget-me-nots, daisies, primroses, narcissi and tulips, creating attractive floral combinations that enhance balconies, terraces and garden landscapes. Features Ornamental Viola Horned Pansy variety Combines characteristics of pansies and violets Produces small, attractive flowers in vibrant colours Lightly fragrant blooms Ideal for colourful ornamental arrangements Suitable for pots, planters and containers Perfect for balconies, terraces and garden beds Combines beautifully with other flowering plants Excellent companion for forget-me-nots, daisies and primroses Complements narcissi and tulips in decorative flower displays Adds colour and visual interest to outdoor spaces

The VILMORIN Melissa (Lemon Balm) Seeds are an excellent choice for growing a fragrant and versatile aromatic herb in your home garden. Known for its refreshing citrus scent, lemon balm is ideal for preparing herbal infusions and adding a delicate flavour to sweet dishes and refreshing recipes. Both the leaves and flowers are edible and can be harvested at different times throughout the growing season. Melissa also attracts pollinators, supports garden biodiversity and can help repel aphids naturally. Easy to cultivate and requiring minimal maintenance, it is particularly suitable for beginner gardeners. For cultivation, sow the seeds directly into the soil during spring, in rows spaced 30 cm apart. When the seedlings develop 4–5 leaves, thin them out, leaving one plant every 30 cm. In autumn, select the strongest plants and transplant them to their final growing positions. Keep the soil moist without waterlogging and choose a location with partial shade or gentle sunlight. Harvest the flowers while they are still in the bud stage to help preserve their fragrance and properties. Leaves and flowers can be collected during spring, summer and autumn. Features Aromatic Melissa (Lemon Balm) seeds with a refreshing citrus fragrance Edible leaves and flowers Ideal for herbal infusions and refreshing beverages Suitable for sweet dishes and culinary recipes Traditionally used in relaxing herbal teas Helps naturally repel aphids in vegetable gardens Attracts pollinators and supports garden biodiversity Easy to cultivate with minimal maintenance Suitable for beginner gardeners Prefers partial shade or gentle sunlight Requires moist soil without excessive watering Sowing during spring Harvesting from spring through autumn

The leaves and flowers are edible. Chives are a commonly used herb and vegetable with a variety of culinary uses. They are also used to repel insects.

An annual plant with rapid growth. It is used as an herb for its spicy flavor. This variety is very productive and easy to grow.

It succeeds where all others have failed! A heat-loving species native to the Kikuyu region of Kenya. It grows quickly through stolons and underground rhizomes, creating a thick, impenetrable carpet capable of surviving under heavy use, conditions where no other type of grass could thrive. Kikuyu spreads rapidly and endures. In the winter, when the temperature drops below 10°C, it turns yellow, taking on the color of straw, but it regrows again in the spring.