Radicchio, Rossa di Verona
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- Italian Radicchio Rossa di Verona – wine-red heads
- Medium-sized heads with white ribs – slightly bitter
- Ideal for fresh salads in early spring
- Red leaves as a highlight on any salad plate
- Sowing July to August – row spacing 25-30 cm
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| Item number | BONI-488180 |
| Brand | Quedlinburger |
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Nicole Tschiers
The Radicchio Rossa di Verona adds a vibrant touch to my salads with its wine-red heads and white ribs. It’s slightly bitter but still fresh and delightful, especially in early spring. Growing it requires some patience, but the result is worth it. Just mak...
Beate Behrens
The Rossa di Verona radicchio adds a nice pop of color to salads with its deep red leaves. The flavor is pleasantly mild with just a hint of bitterness, making it versatile for different dishes. It's interesting to watch the green leaves fade in winter bef...
Natalia Naser-H
The Rossa di Verona radicchio adds a nice pop of color to salads with its wine-red leaves. It has a mild bitterness that works well mixed with other greens. I like that it's an early spring option when fresh salad choices are limited.
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Nicole Tschiers
The Radicchio Rossa di Verona adds a vibrant touch to my salads with its wine-red heads and white ribs. It’s slightly bitter but still fresh and delightful, especially in early spring. Growing it requires some patience, but the result is worth it. Just mak...
Info: Italian specialty with medium-sized, wine-red heads and white broad ribs that taste only slightly bitter. Delightfully fresh salad for the very early spring. The red leaves adorn every colorful salad plate.
Care: Sow shallowly in rows 25-30 cm apart from July to August. Sow directly at a final distance of 15 cm, as radicchio does not transplant well. The soil should be slightly sandy.
Tip: The green leaves die off in winter so that the red heads can form in the following spring. To accelerate, cover the plants with brushwood.
EU-Responsible Name: Quedlinburger Saatgut GmbH
EU-Responsible Street: Dieselstraße
EU-Responsible House No: 1
EU-Responsible Post Code: 6449
EU-Responsible Town: Aschersleben
EU-Responsible Country: Germany
EU-Responsible Email: [email protected]
EU-Responsible Phone Number: 493473840666
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