Bronze Fennel
Organic non GMO seeds for aromatic plants
1,80 € – 105,00 €
Bronze fennel is an aromatic plant used to flavour dishes and popular for its diuretic and refreshing properties. Thanks to its fresh flavour, it is excellent combined with various dishes.
Technical Sheet
Bronze Fennel for aromatic plants – Non-GMO Organic Seed
Botanical name: Foeniculum vulgare rubrum
Packaging available: 2 gr | 5 gr | 10 gr | 20 gr | 50 gr | 100 gr | 250 gr
Seed colour: brown
Flavour: aromatic and delicate
Origin: Italy
Growing informations
Sowing period: February – June
Harvest time: May – August
Distance between rows: 40 cm
Distance in rows: 50 cm
Sowing depth: 1 cm
Exposure: full sun
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