

Late variety, very resistant to cold producing beautiful broad and rounded leaves.
The mash is excellent eaten in salad.
Description:
Late variety, very resistant to cold producing beautiful broad and rounded leaves.
The mash is excellent eaten in salad.
Culinary tip:
The mash is excellent eaten in salad.
Soil tip:
Mash is undemanding and tolerates all types of soil. It only needs a cool soil and a slightly shady exposure.
Culture advice:
1. Sows: Sow your seeds in the open ground in September-October on the fly or in lines 20 cm apart.
2. Possibly protect the last seedlings from the frosts to prolong the harvest in the spring.
3. Harvest: Harvest from December to March.
Plants:
Mash likes the proximity of large plants (pear, celery, tomato, cabbage...) because it grows at ground level, in the shade of its tall neighbors.
Performance:
3x4 m
The stages of sowing:
Late variety, very resistant to cold producing beautiful broad and rounded leaves.
The mash is excellent eaten in salad.