Samen Mauser Leek Blaugrüner Winter – Winter-hardy vegetable seeds from organic cultivation
The leek 'Blaugrüner Winter' by Samen Mauser is a proven winter-hardy variety for garden cultivation. The seeds come from controlled organic cultivation (Knospe).
Winter-hardy variety enables harvest from October to April – even in frost.
From controlled organic cultivation (Knospe) for natural gardening.
Versatile in soups, stews, or as a side vegetable.
Sowing from March to June, easy cultivation even for beginners.
What makes Leek Blaugrüner Winter special
The variety impresses with its frost resistance and mild, fine flavor. It provides fresh harvest from your own garden even during the cold months.
Ideal for...
Home gardeners who do not want to miss out on home-grown vegetables in winter. This variety is especially suitable for growers with experience in winter vegetable cultivation.
How to use Leek Blaugrüner Winter
Sow the seeds from March to June in seed compost. After precultivation, transplant the young plants into the bed with 30 cm spacing. Harvest the leek from October through spring.
Samen Mauser is a Swiss seed company based in Winterthur. It offers a wide range of vegetable, herb, and flower seeds for home gardeners and professionals. The products are partly from controlled organic cultivation (Knospe).
April, December, February, January, May, March, November, October
Organic certification
Without organic certification
EAN
7610394026475
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Frequently Asked Questions
It is a winter-hardy leek variety from Samen Mauser, specifically bred for winter harvest. The seeds come from controlled organic cultivation (Knospe).
Sowing takes place from March to June. The seeds are precultivated in seed compost and later transplanted into the bed.
Leek 'Blaugrüner Winter' prefers a sunny to partially shaded location with nutrient-rich soil.
Harvest extends from October to April. The variety is frost-hardy and can be harvested even at low temperatures.
According to the manufacturer, the seeds come from controlled organic cultivation (Knospe), but no separate organic certification is stated.
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