A robust, fast-growing, easy-growing plant that will embellish your garden with simple flowers in warm and varied colours. Annual flower

Kabocha squash is native to Japan. It produces fruits of 2 to 3 kg with green bark and orange flesh, slightly sweet and dense. Its chestnut flavour allows it to be appreciated in both savoury and sweet dishes.

Thanks to the new seals, it is possible to make the screw noses perfectly waterproof.

The Guillemin Symmetrical Flat Padlock Aluminium Cap is the essential safety accessory for your irrigation networks. Made in France , it allows you to close access to your valves thanks to a padlock, while remaining attached to the installation by its retaining chain. Robust and...

The GARDENA gutter cleaner broom is ideal for effortlessly clearing and cleaning gutters. It has a hard bristle brush on one side and...

The ultra-resistant grass in a 5 kg seed bag is an ideal solution for gardens and green spaces that undergo intense use. This grass is specially formulated to offer increased resistance to trampling, UV rays and dryness, while maintaining an intense green color.

Vilmorin designed this 7 DAY turf offering an extremely fast set-up with first visible shoots only a few days after sowing. On your marks, ready... Sow!

Polyethylene drip pipe - 16mm, length 25 meters . Polyethylene tube 4 bars for mounting droppers. Applications green spaces, micro-irrigation.

This variety, resistant to disease, is grown more easily than traditional varieties because it has no cover land. It gives beautiful, bright, colorful endives that don't become bitter.

This variety can be eaten at two different stages: zucchini if young fruit is harvested or squash for later harvests.

This variety, of a mini elongated type, is more fleshy than traditional cherry tomatoes. It is also rustic and vigorous. Early, it produces elongated tomatoes of about 8 to 15 g, sweet and tasty.

This very productive variety gives beautiful cucumbers without bitterness. Its resistance to disease helps to limit treatments and thus to better respect nature.