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Healthy salad for autumn and winter. Suitable in any soil.

Sow: August and September outdoors, September- October under cover in rows, 10- 15 cm apart.

Late crop, for harvest in autumn and winter.
 

• sow under cover september-october
• sow outdoors august-september
• planting distance in the row 7 cm
• between the rows 10 cm
• position sunny
• contents gram 8 gram for 7 m2
• number of seeds 2800 seeds

Yellow, round onion, stores very well. Grow in soil which has been manured the year before.

Sow: straight sowings in March until beginning of April, row distance 25 cm, thinning out at 5- 10 cm. Later sowings increases the risk of thickened stems.

Harvest: in September, when foliage has died, pull out bulbs and allow to dry well.
 

• sow outdoors march until start of april
• planting distance in the row 5 cm
• between the rows 25 cm
• position sunny
• contents gram 4 gram for 4 m2

Onion Noordhollandse Ruddy has a beautiful color and is more spicy flavor; The yield is usually slightly lower. Onions have a long growth period. Early sowing, that is no later than March to mid-April, is important. Sowing later gives more chance of onions with thickened stems.

Drive 25 cm, thinning at 5-10 cm. Placement of strong-smelling plants such as chamomile, savory and carrots in the immediate vicinity of the onions could have a disruptive effect on the onion fly.

Once September comes the leaves die, the onions must be increased. The bulbs should be able to dry properly. The onions are to keep well in the spring, provided that they are cool and dry. Called dikhalzen keep apart and eat them first. 1 bag for about 4 m2.

Sow in open ground March to early April
Planting distance in the row 5 cm
Between the rows 25 cm
Position Sunny
Contents grams 4 grams for 4 m2

Fast maturing sprouting seed for summer salads.

Sow: with intervals from March onwards, broadcasted or in rows 10 cm apart. Harvest: after one week. Also indoors all year round in a warm, bright place.
 

• sow outdoors march
• between the rows 10 cm
• position sunny
• contents gram 15 gram
• number of seeds 4500 seeds

Bean Express selection Eleonora has its own breed of Bolster. This bean has a good production. Eleonora is short and therefore less susceptible to falling over. The pods are shiny, long, fairly fine and well stocked with about 5 seeds. Excellent taste and suitable for freezing.

Broad beans have a good cold tolerance. To sow places can from early March to mid April. Additional advance is possible by seeding for in February. When sowing or planting at least maintain a distance of 60 x 20 cm. Closer sow does not yield additional pod! The harvest period is short; with different sowing dates obtained dispersion. Eleonora is a strong plant, also suitable as wind fool for other crops. Grows in any soil and demands little fertilization.

Sow in open ground February to mid-April
Planting distance in the row 15 cm
Between the rows 60 cm
Position Sunny
Content grams 75 grams
Size 100 cm

Tomato Zuckertraube type is a very vigorous; produces large bunches of tasty, sweet tomatoes. The fruits are slightly coarser than the fruits of cherry tomatoes.

Growing tomatoes in the garden, without a shield against rain, almost always yields disappointing results. The culprit is the fungus Phytophthora infestans, also known as late blight. Usually, a first infection in the potatoes, and can then also detect the start infect tomato plants. Once, an initial infection and that can sometimes be as early as June, this fungus in wet conditions can spread very rapidly. Wegplukken of sick leaves can still help a little in dry weather, but usually it is only a stay of execution. If tomato plants have suffered from this disease, it is advisable not to throw in the compost heap leaves. In a glass or plastic greenhouse, there are usually no problems with blight, because the plants do not get wet.

Allotments exist in many variations of greenhouses. If one makes use of a construction with plastic, it is important that the plastic is UV-resistant. Practical plan Sowing date: from mid-March to mid-April in a warm place under glass or on a sunny windowsill. Give the seeds enough space, basically every seed is a plant. In principle, one can thus sow directly in a 8-10 cm pots. Another method is to sowing in a seed tray, and then transplanting. Transplanting after about two weeks, when the first true leaves have appeared.

Seed Soil: can be compost, but some people have a preference for seed and cutting soil or coconut fiber. Do not use biodegradable peat pots, the roots of tomato plants hooks stuck in the peat pots and break it off. In-ground plants: outdoors as never before the end of May, after the Ice Saints. Tomatoes absolutely can not stand cold weather and frost! The greenhouse can be planted earlier. A common plant spacing in the greenhouse is 75 x 50 cm. Where it is wise to immediately put a stick or rope through which plants can be directed upwards. Beware of thieves. This can not dissolve a guard dog. Thieves are namely the laterals with tomato plants. These must be removed regularly, otherwise it becomes a chaos of stems and leaves. In connection with wound healing only thieves in sunny weather. Watering preferably do in sunny weather. And watch as much as possible that the leaves do not get wet.

In general, tomatoes have a lot of heat, but be careful in sunny weather which is not too high temperature. So there must be ventilated to the n way or another. Tomatoes need quite a lot of fertilizer. This can with manure and compost. Note: green tomatoes are toxic, like the whole plant. Although there are recipes for the processing of green tomatoes, to be processed is not wise, green tomatoes, and to eat the products.

Sow under glass from March to mid-April
Planting distance in the row 40 cm
Between the rows 75 cm
Position Sunny
Content grams 0.3 grams to 10 m2

Tomato Tigerella Bicolore has round fruits are in the immature stage light green with dark green stripes. In the mature stage, they colors to red, in which the stripes by color to orange. The soft flesh tastes delicious.

Sowing: March to mid April under glass or a window indoors and then transplant into pots. Plant out from early May under glass or after 20 May in a sheltered, sunny spot. give the main stem and support the runners (thieves) regularly remove the armpits. Harvest: from August until the first frost.

Sow under glass from the beginning of May
Sow in open ground after May 20 outside in a sheltered, sunny spot.
Spacing 75x40 cm
Content to 10 m2

Very early cropping variety with medium sized bright, red fruits.

Sow: under cover from March until mid April. Transplant from the beginning of May in poly tunnel or green house or on a sheltered, sunny place in the garden at 75x40 cm. Support the main stem and remove side shoots regularly.
 

• sow under cover march until mid april
• planting distance in the row 40 cm
• between the rows 75 cm
• position sunny
• contents gram 0.3 gram for 10 m2

Needs high soil fertility and is best growing in a poly tunnel or glass house.

Sow: seeds should be sown in April for planting in May at 75x25 cm spacing.

Harvest: late summer and autumn.
 

• sow under cover mid april-mid may
• Sow outdoors mid may
• planting distance in the row 25 cm
• between the rows 75 cm
• position sunny
• contents gram 15 gram for 4 m2

Sten ringing Ishikura Long White is a spring outing that makes a long white, thick shaft and is not a sphere. The foliage is bright green, has a good tolerance to damage and trip is nice and straight. Is hardy.

Sowing: From mid February to mid April and from early July. Close together in rows 25 cm x 2.5 cm, so that the onions remain fine. Harvest: to June and from September. Harvest the onions when they have a diameter of 2 - 3 cm have.

Content: accounting for approximately 2 m2.