Perennial vegetables - simple and exciting

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Just imagine planting only once and harvesting year after year. With perennial vegetables, it's actually possible - not to mention they are easy to take care of and provide large yields. But which vegetables are we talking about, and how do they become like this? Here we take a closer look at the survivors of the vegetable bed.

Perennial vegetables - simple and exciting

Hosta sieboldiana 'Elegans'

Ø11 cm, Green

Kr 99.90

Hemerocallis 'Joan Senior'

Ø11 cm, White

Kr 99.90

Helianthus tuberosus

Jordskokk 6-pack

Pack 6, Green

Kr 129.90

Diplotaxis erucoides 'Wasabi'

Wasabiruccola 'Wasabi'

N/A, Green

Kr 69.90

Levisticum officinale

Ø11 cm, Green

Kr 99.90

Levisticum officinale 12 cm

All N. Levisticum officinale 12 cm

Ø12 cm, Green

Kr 59.90

Diplotaxis tenufolia 'Wildfire'

Rucola / Sandsenap, Wildfire

N/A, Multi

Kr 59.90

Diplotaxis tenufolia

Rucola / Sandsenap, Organic

N/A, Multi

Kr 59.90

Allium ursinum

Allium ursinum 11,5cm

Ø11 cm, White

Kr 129.90

Allium schoenoprasum

Allium schoenoprasum 17 cm

Ø17 cm, Green

Kr 129.90

Allium fistulosum

N/A, White

Kr 54.90

Allium cepa

Garden cress - 1 g Organic

N/A

Kr 39.90

Written by: Liselotte Roll

Swedish garden inspirer, journalist and author of books about nature, cultivation and animals, such as "Soil", "Grow for insects" and "Chickens as a hobby".

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