Tomato - Coure Di Bue
Latin name: Lycopersicum esculentum cv. Coure Di Bue
This ancient Italian tomato has a sweet, perfect flavour. The powerful plants produce oxenheart-form fruits. The fruits weigh up to 350 g (0.77 lbs) are ideal for slices and for cooking.
Maturation: 60-70 days
5+ fresh seeds
Carosello Tondo di Massafra Cucumbermelon Latin Name: Cucumis melo flexuosus A variety of cucumber melon from the Massafra region of southern Italy, with rounded, delicious fruit. Extremely high-yielding, early, non-bitter variety.
Zatta melon
Latin name: Cucumis melo
An old Italian free-pollinated heirloom melon with excellent taste and extreme abundance. It produces large, fruity, golden-yellow peeled, orange, fragrant flesh fruits which grows to an average weight of 1-1.5 kg. Ideal home garden variety.
5+ fresh seeds
Serpente di Sicilia calabash gourd
Creeping tendrils of this Italian variety are from 2-2.5 m (6.5-8.2 ft) long. Their fruits have a light green shell.
Young fruits can be harvested for cooking purposes. The taste of them resembles of zucchini.
This variety develops many tasty fruits.
5+ fresh seeds
Tomato Principe Borghese
Originally from Italy and one of the favorite varieties for sun drying. Bears 30-60 g (1-2 oz), grape tomato-like fruits. The fruits are meaty and contain only a few seeds. Fruits are borne in very large clusters and plants yield well.
Open pollinated Determinate Maturity: 70-75 days
5+ fresh seeds
Rossa di Trento Lettuce Latin Name: Lactuca sativa
Heirloom salad from the Italian Alps, which can be sown almost all year round and grows extremely tasty and decorative leaves. Ideal for home garden cultivation, it is an extremely popular variety. 50+ fresh seeds
Siciliano Melon - Melon from Southern Italy Latin name: Cucumis melo
Sicilian is a tasty, seed-solid melon variety from southern Italy.
The rugby ball-shaped, intensely smelling fruits weigh around 1.5-2 kg, have a golden-yellow skin and snow-white flesh. The plant is a real mass carrier.
This variety has a very long shelf life. This plant is ideal for the home garden.
5+ fresh seeds
Savoy Cabbage San Michele Latin Name: Brassica oleracea capitata v Sabauda A variety of historic kale that grows delicious, crunchy-leaf heads from Verona in northern Italy.
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