Green manure

Family of legumes, 30 to 70 cm high. Enriches the soil with humus that will serve as soil.

Very decorative and extremely melious (attracts pollinating insects). Aery and restructure the soil in depth thanks to its highly developed system.

Incarnate clover is an annual plant of early variety that gives a significant plant mass. It enriches soils with nitrogen, an important nutrient to improve plant growth and yield by promoting root development. A 500g box will allow you to cover an area of 200 m2.

SARRASIN is a cereal that can be planted in the garden as a green manure, especially in poor and acidic soils. It is a plant with a built-up port that does not require specific maintenance.

SAINFOIN is a legume that enriches the soil with nitrogen. Rustic it supports both the camel and the cold. Suitable for limestone soils. The sainfoin will also allow the soil to be softened due to its dense and deep swivel roots.

This mixture of seeds for green manure (blue lupin, white mustard, buckwheat, phacelia, clover incarnate ...) allows, sown in the vegetable garden between crops, to structure the soil through its roots, to smother weeds and attract pollinating insects, while decorating the vegetable garden with its magnificent...

Vesce is an interesting annual rustic legume for the rapid development and density of its plant mass, which can even smother weeds.

The LUZERNE FLAMANDE appreciates well-drained limestone soils. Like all legumes, it fixes nitrogen from the air and returns it to the soil thanks to its root system.

Organic Flemish Alfalfa Seeds Vilmorin - The natural way to enrich your soil with nitrogen! This remarkable legume fixes atmospheric nitrogen and works it straight into the soil through its deep root system. Ideal for chalky soils, it prevents erosion while improving the structure of the ground. 375 g tin covering up to 125 m²....

Mustard is a plant with yellow flowers that is easily implanted and grows quickly even on poor land. This limits the development of weeds. Its numerous and deep roots, loosen the soil and capture nitrates present in the soils

Flemish alfalfa is a plant whose swivel root system actively protects the earth from erosion. It enriches the soil with nitrogen as well as humus and thrives in limestone terrain