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A compact decorative variety for pots on balconies, loggias or in greenhouses.

Late, tall oxheart tomato variety with large (about 200 g) red, meaty fruits for fresh eating and preserving. Vilmorin, 0.2 g.

A compact ornamental variety with yellow fruit, suitable for pots on balconies, loggias or in greenhouses.

Very early, dwarf tomato variety for outdoor growing and polytunnels.

Very productive field variety of sweet pepper: thick-walled bell-type fruit of about 220 g, green-yellow turning red when ripe. Premium Seeds, 0.5 g.

Warmth-loving indeterminate tomato variety with elongated, red, plum-shaped fruits. Very good taste, disease resistant. Height 120–180 cm.

Indeterminate greenhouse tomato variety with red, elongated 100–130 g fruit for preserving and drying.

Tall (indeterminate) tomato variety with oval, plum-shaped, brown, sweet fruits of 50–80 g. For snacks, salads and decorating dishes. W. Legutko, 0.2 g.

Mid-early indeterminate Kumato-type F1 hybrid from SEMO with flat-round, dark brown fruits of 100–120 g that are firm and resistant to cracking.

Early cordon (indeterminate) tomato hybrid with sweet, crunchy cocktail fruits that ripen from dark purple to red with a dark shoulder around the stalk.

Very early, low-growing variety for growing in containers on a balcony. Round red fruits of 8–10 g, up to 650–750 fruits per plant.

Early strawberry variety by W. Legutko for open ground and containers. Red, sweet, aromatic berries; fruits continuously from June until the autumn frosts.

Mid-early, high-yielding indeterminate F1 tomato hybrid for glass and film greenhouses. Red, round fruits of 80–120 g. 20 seeds per packet.

Low-growing (25–30 cm) decorative balcony tomato variety for growing in 6–10 l pots on windowsills, balconies, loggias or in greenhouses.

Mid-early indeterminate tomato with large fruits weighing 350–400 g, for greenhouses and film tunnels.

Indeterminate, medium-late variety with large orange fruit (250–400 g) for film greenhouses and open field.

Early, high-yielding, indeterminate cherry tomato variety for unheated greenhouses. Uniform, sweet fruits of 40–60 g.

Indeterminate greenhouse tomato hybrid with large, round, orange fruits of 180–190 g. Packet contains 5 seeds.

Mid-early indeterminate tomato with round raspberry-pink fruits of 100–120 g for greenhouses and plastic tunnels.

Classic sweet pepper variety (Capsicum annuum L.) with blocky, thick-walled fruits (walls 6–7 mm) that ripen from bright green to red. Disease-resistant; for greenhouses and sheltered beds, harvest from July to the end of September. 5 seeds per pack.