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Open-Pollinated
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Celery with ribs

Red - Ribbed Celery with ribs

Ref : P0700 - Apium graveolens
Bag of 600 seeds

This ancient variety produces ribs that retain their red color even after cooking. It adapts more easily to difficult growing conditions than green-ribbed varieties.

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in bucket

Sow lightly on the surface, in trays, 8 to 10 weeks before final planting. Press lightly, then spray to avoid digging up the seeds. Transplant into pots at the 3 to 4-leaf stage. Plant out when plants have 6 to 8 leaves, after the last frosts, 30 cm apart in all directions.

Water the plants regularly to prevent the ribs from becoming stringy. As soon as the plants reach 35-40 cm in height, tie the ribs just below the foliage, then butter them to blanch them.

February, March, April

August, September, October, November, December

in the ground

sunny

fort

humus

drained, rich, fees

Apium graveolens

mid-season

600 seeds

crunchy

Red

ribbed

From 40 to 60 cm

serrated

United States

1880

"the Magazine of Horticulture

This ancient variety of red-ribbed celery is cited by J. W. Russell's in "Method of Preserving Celery through the Winter for Family Use," which appeared in "the Magazine of Horticulture" in 1840.

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