This pea, native to Holland, owes its name of "capucine" to the very original color of its pods and its pretty pink and lilac flowers. Also nicknamed "grey peas", it contains in each pod 7 to 10 grains, the color of which is rather bluish green! This climbing variety allows for beautiful harvests over a long period of...

This variety, old and late, produces large yellow-orange fruits, sometimes marked with red, slightly flattened and cotelé. Its flesh is juicy and fragrant and of excellent taste quality.

This early, cold-resistant variety offers beautiful, very long pods containing 8-9 large melting grains. The beans are eaten fresh, 2-3 days after harvest, which is done when the pods are still green and the grains are clearly visible

This vigorous variety, with a combined production, offers beautiful extra thin and long pods, absolutely wireless. They can be harvested young or at the eating stage and are perfect in fresh, jars or frozen

VESCE COMMUNE is an annual plant with rapid growth and significant growth of its plant mass. It is cold-resistant and particularly water-efficient. Like all legumes, it fixes nitrogen from the air and returns it to the soil thanks to its highly developed root system.

THE BLANCHE MOUTARDE is a plant with yellow flowers that implants easily and grows quickly even on poor land. This limits the development of weeds.

Its formula contains the Osiryl root stimulator® and plant proteins that allow the lawns to be dense and have controlled growth. Controlled growth favours the passage of mowing robots. Dense grass will be more competitive with weeds and will limit their installation.

Copper ball for tap float with threaded stem

Plastic ball for tap float with threaded stem

Brass body valve with stainless steel crepine 304

The mouse pad Protect Expert helps fight mice. Each mechanical trap comes with bait that comes in the form of a plastic trigger pedal with gruyere.

The digital Excelsior is a plant known for its spectacular and long flowering, formed of long stems with clusters of multicolored bells. Its name comes from the Latin "digitus", which means "finger" because one can insert into the flower a finger, as if it were a glove.