Winter wheat 'KWS Extase' / 'Wendelin' / 'Tataros' / 'Residen'
- Product number: 394585.1
- Origin: Not applicable / Unknown
- Latin: Triticum aestivum
An ideal crop to keep the garden cultivated in winter. The advantage of this is that the available nutrients leach out less. Winter wheat can even be sown in January! In spring, dig it over, mow it down, or let it grow into real wheat. There are plenty of uses: you can, for example, bake with it, or cut it fresh as a cut flower!
To avoid depleting your valuable soil, it is wise to leave it fallow occasionally. During such a period, green manure is ideal: it introduces nutrients into the soil due to often present nitrogen fixation; it suppresses weed growth, promotes bacterial life, provides humus, and in some cases, works against harmful nematodes.
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Latin: Triticum aestivum
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- Latin: Triticum aestivum
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