Plantago Coronopus, a relative of the ripwort. Has been cultivated in gardens since the 16th century. Evergreen, very decorative leaves, which in shape are reminiscent of antlers. Young leaves can be used for salad, older ones instead of spinach.
Colour: green
Temperature requirements: low
Nutrient requirements: low
Seed spacing between the row: 30 cm
Seed spacing in the row: 5 cm
Sowing depth: 1 cm
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Explanations
ProSpecieRara: This variety has been awarded by ProSpecieRara as a rare or old variety. ProSpecieRara is a foundation dedicated to preserving the diversity of rare plant varieties. In long-term cooperation with ProSpecieRara, Sativa is active in the important preservation and cultivation of these traditional varieties.
