Monastery Garden: rediscover medieval vegetables and herbs – Seed kit No. 22

Monastery Garden: rediscover medieval vegetables and herbs – Seed kit No. 22

Grow your own historical plants and discover how they were used in medieval times.
Rediscover 9 old cultivated plants – from spicy caraway to colourful rhubarb chard.
Gift box with QR Code for sowing guide, available in five languages.

8,38 Fr.

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Numéro d'article: GFG0022

Code barre – EAN /GTIN: 4251420521378

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Temps de livraison: 2 - 7 jours ouvrables À l'étranger

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Vegetables & herbs from medieval times

This seed kit brings together nine historic vegetable and herb varieties that were grown in medieval monastery and cottage gardens. They bring stories with them: of age-old growing traditions, of healing, cooking and self-sufficiency. Now you can rediscover a piece of gardening history for yourself – and bring the past to life in your own garden or raised bed.

Nine historic varieties

Caraway (Carum carvi) – aromatic umbellifer spice used in bread, cheese and healing preparations for hundreds of years.
Parsley 'Half-length' (Pastinaca sativa) – familiar root vegetable with a mild, sweet flavour, a staple foodstuff in the Middle Ages.
Monk’s pepper (Vitex agnus-castus) – traditionally valued as a healing plant, with peppery-aromatic fruits.
Einkorn wheat (Triticum monococcum) – one of the oldest cereals, the basis of many dishes going back to classical and medieval times.
Fenugreek (Trigonella foenum-graecum) – spicy herb and healing plant, used in many ways in cooking and medicinally.
Rhubarb chard 'Vulkan' (Beta vulgaris ssp. vulgaris) – colourful leaf vegetable with red stems, traditionally used as a spinach substitute.
Rue (Ruta graveolens) – distinctive healing and culinary plant with an intense fragrance, formerly widespread in monastery gardens.
Peppermint (Mentha piperita) – refreshing herb, beloved as a healing plant and for herbal teas.
Black mustard (Brassica nigra) – traditional spice and oilseed plant, the basis for hot mustards.

Beautiful packaging inspired by history

All nine seed packets come in a sturdy, colour-illustrated folding box. The design echoes historic botanical illustrations – making this a wonderful gift for gardeners with a feeling for history.

Sowing made easy

The varieties included are resilient and easy to grow. Every seed packet comes with the key sowing and growing information you need. Plus a QR Code on the box leads to a detailed sowing guide, available in five languages.

For history fans and gardeners

This kit is designed for anyone who enjoys finding out about gardening traditions & rediscovering plant species from the past. It combines the historic charm of monastery gardens with the pleasure of enjoying fresh herbs and vegetables straight from your own patch.

A living tradition

This Monastery Garden kit is a chance to rediscover plants from medieval times. Nine historic varieties to bring tradition and delicious flavours to your garden – from gardeners for gardeners.

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Informations sur le fabricant : Magic Garden Seeds GmbH | 7, rue Junkersstraße | Regensburg, Allemagne, 93055 | service@magicgardenseeds.fr | https://www.magicgardenseeds.fr

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