On the Road to Self-Sufficiency - Themed Gardening Kit

High yields, small gardening area, our selection of vegetable seeds “on the road to self-sufficiency” has everything to satisfy the gardener who wants to make their vegetable garden a fertile land. In this kit, we cover many topics such as yields, savings made from your vegetable garden, necessary compost inputs, water, and many other themes that will meet your expectations to create the vegetable garden of your dreams. Come on, come aboard with us with this kit. On the road to self-sufficiency! We have selected the best varieties of zucchini, tomatoes and other vegetables to make your vegetable garden a fruitful one. Let’s go for self-sufficiency! -Black Beauty Zucchini (15 seeds) - Oxheart Orange Tomato (30 seeds) - Early Calabrian Green Broccoli (100 seeds) - Black Beauty Eggplant (30 seeds) - Norli Peas (80 seeds) - Treenetaler Carrot (2 grams) Discover gardening in all its forms with the 5-themed kits from Dr. Jonquille & Mr. Garlic. Each kit takes you on a journey of discovery around a vegetable garden theme: self-sufficiency, pollinators, herbal teas, aperitifs, etc. The kit contains all the materials needed to get started: organic and reproducible seeds, biodegradable coconut pellets, gardening labels, straw usable in permaculture and of course an explanatory booklet dedicated to the theme. All in 100% responsible packaging, zero plastic! The 100% free Dr. Jonquille & Mr. Garlic available for download on the back of each bag, supports gardeners in growing each variety with dedicated tutorials and offers personalized monitoring of the vegetable garden! - Made and assembled in France - Unprinted, compostable cardboard - Organic and reproducible seeds - Zero plastic - Organic cotton bag, reusable - FSC-certified paper and cardboard used - Wood from sustainably managed forests Depending on the themes: • Ease of cultivation • Originality of varieties • Diversity and complementarity of species • Benefits for biodiversity • Organic, reproducible • Adapted to the metropolitan climate