2023
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Chili 'Prairie Fire'
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Jude
Red, spicy and robust - that is Chili `Prairie Fire´. The chili tastes best when it comes from your own garden.
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Turnip `Golden Ball´
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Louisa
This variety might be old but it hasn´t been forgotten. The round, yellow turnips taste great in salads, or with some dip.
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Love-Lies Bleeding
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Lisa
You want to learn how to grow love-lies bleeding? Read more about how to sow, harvest, and take care of this beautiful plant.
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Carrot "Gniff"
Louisa
This old carrot variety spruces up your plates with its beautiful purple colour.
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Lettuce "Grazer Krauthäuptel 2"
Louisa
This rare lettuce variety is originally from Austria. Read here how to grow and take care of this plant.
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Kale "Halbhoher Grüner Krauser"
Lisa
The local superfood can be used in green smoothies, salads, and stews. Whether steamed, boiled, or baked, it contains many vitamins.
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Dill
Louisa
Dill is also known as cucumber herb since it is often used when pickling cucumber. Read more about how to plant this tasty herb here.
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Radish `Sora´
Louisa
Radish is the perfect plant for beginners - it grows fast, it is easy to take care of, and it grows in pots, balcony boxes, and beds.
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Red Orache
Louisa
Red orache is also called Spanish lettuce. Learn how to grow this spinach-like plant.
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Common chicory
Louisa
The whole plant from flower to root is edible. However, it not only adds some excitement to your plate, but it also has a long history of use in traditional medicine and as a coffee substitute.
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Fennel "Selma"
Lisa
Fennel can be used for so much more than just tea! Besides its high vitamin and mineral content, it also scores with its spicy aroma.
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Linseed "Blaues Wunder"
Louisa
Linseed has a blue miracle in store for you - its beautiful blue flowers. Learn here how to grow and take care of this plant.
2022
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Strawberry Spinach "Spikey"
Jude
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Wild Mallow
Jude
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Carrot "Jaune du Doubs"
Jude
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Blue Woodruff
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Melanie
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Palm Kale "Nero di Toscana
Lisa
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Beetroot "Chioggia"
Lisa
The vitamin-rich superfood beetroot has become an indispensable part of the seasonal winter kitchen. Let's grow some of our own!
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Radish "Blue Autumn and Winter"
Louisa
Radishes: these purple turnips are real eye-catchers! Here are some tips for how to raise your Growable Calendar radishes at home.