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    • Iceland Poppy (Papaver nudicaule) 0,25g, ~2000 seeds
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      • Iceland Poppy (Papaver nudicaule) 0,25g, ~2000 seeds

      • 875 Ft
      • Contrary to its name, the Icelandic poppy (Papaver nudicaule) is not native to Iceland, but to the northernmost part of the world. It is a relative of our poppy, which flowers in the same year when sown in early spring and in the following year when sown later, so it can be considered a cold-tolerant annual/biennial. In Scandinavian mythology it has been associated as a symbol of sleep, while in other cultures it has been associated with peace and prosperity. It blooms later than the field poppy, so it...
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    • Common burdock (Arctium lappa) 0,5g, ~30 seeds
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      • Common burdock (Arctium lappa) 0,5g, ~30 seeds

      • 875 Ft
      • The common burdock (Arctium lappa) is a native Hungarian wildflower, which attracts hordes of pollinators with its impressive flowers that grow the year after sowing. Many people mistake it for thistle, but unlike thistle, its leaves are not prickly. Feel free to stroke the first year's growth of the leaf buds :) In 17th century Europe, it was used to treat burns and tumours, while in Japan its root has been consumed for thousands of years, where it is known as Gobo.
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    • Pansy tricolor (Viola tricolor) 0,25g, ~375 seeds
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      • Pansy tricolor (Viola tricolor) 0,25g, ~375 seeds

      • 875 Ft
      • The tricolour pansy (Viola tricolor), or wild pansy, is a native Hungarian wildflower. It is perhaps one of our best known and most loved flowers, and fortunately it is often planted in gardens. It is one of the most popular and most loved flowers of our gardens, and it is also one of the most popular and most loved flowers of our gardens. If left to grow, it reproduces very well (it even thrives in the gravel of our driveway!). It is very sweet to my heart,...
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    • Pansy (Viola arvensis) 1g, ~1500 seeds
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      • Pansy (Viola arvensis) 1g, ~1500 seeds

      • 875 Ft
      • The field pansy (Viola arvensis) is a native Hungarian wildflower. Its relative, the tricolour pansy, is perhaps one of our most well known and loved flowers, and fortunately it is often planted in gardens. It is a particular highlight of early spring, as the small flowers sown the previous year bloom around March. If left to grow, it reproduces very well (it even thrives in the gravel of our driveway!). A...
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    • Medical atracil (Anchusa officinalis) 0,5g, ~120 seeds
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      • Medical atracil (Anchusa officinalis) 0,5g, ~120 seeds

      • 875 Ft
      • As a member of the borage family, medical atracula (Anchusa officinalis) is a truly pollinator-attractive native wild biennial. It is particularly popular with bumblebees and solitary bees for its nectar, which research has shown to have an extra high sugar content (over 60%). Properties: other names: buttercup, atlas grass, atracaela Latin name: Anchusa officinalis family: Boraginaceae life span: biennial flowering time: may-october size: 20-50 cm soil: average, moist growing conditions: sunny other: no...
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    • Purple clover (Trifolium incarnatum) 10g, ~2650 seeds
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      • Purple clover (Trifolium incarnatum) 10g, ~2650 seeds

      • 875 Ft
      • Purple clover (Trifolium incarnatum) is a very attractive testicle species of European origin. Its large crimson flowers can be very spectacular, even as part of a lawn border. It is a very good honey plant and, like red clover, is mainly visited by bumblebees and other longer-tongued bees. Purple loosestrife is an annual species, flowering in the same year if sown in early spring, but can also be sown from mid-summer to autumn, when it is expected to flower the following year. Characteristics: latin...
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