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The Italian Soup; Stew Garden

15.49 

Grow hearty Italian soups and stews. Tuscan black kale, Calabrian onion, white beans, Chioggia carrot, leek. Five packets for cold evenings.

Description

November. Dark at five. Rain on the window. A big pot of ribollita on the hob, made with cavolo nero you pulled from the garden ten minutes ago.

That is what this bundle builds towards.

What you get

  • Cavolo Nero Lacinato di Toscana — Tuscan black kale. The star of ribollita, minestrone, and every winter soup worth eating
  • Long Red Onion Tropea Rossa Lunga — sweet Calabrian onion. Caramelises beautifully
  • Dwarf French Bean Boby Bianco — white beans for body and protein
  • Carrot Nantese di Chioggia — classic Italian carrot, sweet cylindrical roots
  • Porro di Delft Leek — hardy leek, stands through the coldest Irish winter

All five are cold hardy. Sow them in late summer, harvest through autumn and winter.

Save 11% vs buying individually.

From your wellies to your belly. Grow it, cook it, eat it.

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