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Curly endive 'Wallonia'

Pre-sowing Greenhouse : March Outdoor : May - June Planting out Greenhouse : April -...

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Pre-sowing
Greenhouse : March
Outdoor : May - June
Planting out Greenhouse : April - May
Outdoor : June - July
Harvesting Greenhouse : June - August
Outdoor : August - October
Contents small packs    :  2 grams (for min. 70 m2)
Seed weight    :  700 seeds per gram
Plant distance   :  30x35 cm
Situation    :     Sun
Plant height : 20 cm

Curly endive 'Wallonne' has fine, incised and strongly curled leaves. This variety is excellent to use as raw vegetables and garnish, also for stews and stews.

You should take into account that early shooters can disappear during sowing in the spring. Most endive is sown in the open ground in the period mid-June to mid-July. In this way, men can enjoy this crop well into autumn. This variety can be sown under glass from March. The planting distance should be about 30x35 cm; Closer plants do not produce a higher yield and the risk of blemish is greater.

TIP: also suitable as a baby leaf (sowing period: May-August)!

Ingredients & recipe

2 grams of ‘Wallonne’ curly endive seeds, approximately 700 seeds per gram.

How to use it

Sow under glass from March or outdoors preferably from mid-June to mid-July. Plant at 30 × 35 cm. Use young as baby leaves or for raw dishes, garnish, mash and braising.

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Frequently asked questions

Why not plant closer than 30 × 35 cm?
Closer planting does not increase yield and raises the risk of rot.

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