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Salsola soda L.
Commonly called "friar's beard", it is an annual plant that lives in very moist soils. It is sown very densely on damp soil without covering. Soak the seeds for three days before planting. It is usually eaten boiled, seasoned with oil and lemon.
Salsola soda L.
Beta vulgaris var. cycla L.
Coast: Wide
Rib colour: White
Leaf: Slightly blistered
Leaf color: Dark green
Brassica rapa var. cymosa L.
Inflorescence: Average
Leaf color: Dark green
Inflorescence colour: Pale green
Precocity: Very early
Daucus carrot L.
Foliage height: 35 cm.
Root length: 18 cm.
Root Shape: Cylindrical
Root Color: Orange-red
Precocity: Premature
Brassica oleracea var. capitata L.
Head colour: Light green
Plant size: Small
Head Shape: Conical
Earliness: Medium-late
Cichorium intybus L.
Light green leaves forming a voluminous, elongated head, which whitens spontaneously. It is eaten in salads.
