Pea Seeds with Rames Capucine ( Blauwshokker ) - 20 meters
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This pea, native to Holland, owes its name of "capucine" to the very original color of its pods and its pretty pink and lilac flowers. Also nicknamed "grey peas", it contains in each pod 7 to 10 grains, the color of which is rather bluish green! This climbing variety allows for beautiful harvests over a long period of time.
This pea, native to Holland, owes its name of "capucine" to the very original color of its pods and its pretty pink and lilac flowers. Also nicknamed "grey peas", it contains in each pod 7 to 10 grains, the color of which is rather bluish green! This climbing variety allows for beautiful harvests over a long period of time.
This box contains the right dose of seeds to sow 20 linear meters of peas.
Original colour of pods
Decorative lilac pink flowers
Productive and climbing
Peas particularly like the company of carrots which promotes its growth. It also grows very well alongside dwarf bean, radish, turnip, cabbage, cucumber, pickle, zucchini, celery, salad, eggplant, spinach, asparagus, potato (which helps fight oidium) and corn. Mint and coriander keep aphids and ants away from it. Be careful not to position your peas too close to your garlic, onion, leek, shallot seedlings. They are detrimental to its growth. Do not mix it with beans or other peas either. Chives, parsley, fennel and tomato are not recommended either.
Family: SECS LEGUMES SEMENCES
Category: Essentials - Selection VILMORIN
Type: Grain Vegetable
Sowing period: February-April or October-November
Harvest period: April to July
Height: 2m
Latin name: Pisum sativum
Exposure: Sun
Hybrid: NO
Getting: NO
Watering: Medium
Soil: Fresh, light earth with sunny exposure.
T-ground: 10oC
Seeds: 700 seeds
Yield: Up to 8 kg
Net weight in g: 185
This box contains the right dose of seeds to sow 20 linear meters of peas.
Original colour of pods
Decorative lilac pink flowers
Productive and climbing
Peas particularly like the company of carrots which promotes its growth. It also grows very well alongside dwarf bean, radish, turnip, cabbage, cucumber, pickle, zucchini, celery, salad, eggplant, spinach, asparagus, potato (which helps fight oidium) and corn. Mint and coriander keep aphids and ants away from it. Be careful not to position your peas too close to your garlic, onion, leek, shallot seedlings. They are detrimental to its growth. Do not mix it with beans or other peas either. Chives, parsley, fennel and tomato are not recommended either.
Family: SECS LEGUMES SEMENCES
Category: Essentials - Selection VILMORIN
Type: Grain Vegetable
Sowing period: February-April or October-November
Harvest period: April to July
Height: 2m
Latin name: Pisum sativum
Exposure: Sun
Hybrid: NO
Getting: NO
Watering: Medium
Soil: Fresh, light earth with sunny exposure.
T-ground: 10oC
Seeds: 700 seeds
Yield: Up to 8 kg
Net weight in g: 185