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Roma VF tomatoes are very popular among Italians, these are most commonly used for sauces and for canning. They have a delicious flavour!

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€2,25
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The 'Wonder of America' variety is a crinkled-seeded variety with beautiful peas in the pods. The peas are extra sweet in flavour, and they have a light green colour.

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This Celery has a delicious flavour. It is a biennial herbaceous plant. This celery contains several minerals (iron, calcium and magnesium)

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€1,95
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Coriander is a strong-smelling herb that is great to incorporate into Indian and African dishes. - Wide range of exotic seeds

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€1,95
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The kiwano has a fresh sweet flavour. Its flesh is mainly used in desserts and fruit salads. - Large range of exotic seeds

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€5,49
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Long beans can reach a length of up to 60 - 70 cm. This exotic vegetable is great for cooking or stir-frying.

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€2,49
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When ripe, the Lemon Apple cucumber takes on the shape of a yellow apple. The flavour is slightly sweet and mild and very suitable for raw salads.

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Called Bayam or Klaroen, it can be braised, boiled or stir-fried. This vegetable is mostly used in Asian, Surinamese cuisine.

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€2,24
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Balsam Pear / Sopropo

Balsamic pear is mainly found in Asia, this is a delicious vegetable to wok in slices, but can also be braised for in a sauce.

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Of fennel, the corm is eaten the most, it has a sweet, anise-like flavour. Fennel tubers can be eaten raw or cooked.

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This delicious sweet winter carrot is suitable for autumn-winter harvest. The flavour is perfect and better than most varieties.

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€1,95
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Rammenas is a forgotten vegetable and has a mildly spicy flavour. Rammenas is ideal for raw salads, but can also be delicious as a spread on bread.

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Buzzy Seeds

Buzzy® believes that gardening is an enjoyable activity for young & old.
Letting people enjoy home-grown produce. From seed to crop,
because what you have grown yourself gives you satisfaction, pleasure and a tasty,
healthy meal.

Brand values.
Reliable quality
Rejuvenating & modern
Conscious, pure & healthy
Innovative
Guaranteed to grow
At Buzzy® we always go for the best quality. We check our seeds for germination
purity and characteristics such as taste, appearance and usefulness.


Enjoy & grow your own

Enjoy home-grown herbs, vegetables and flowers.
The focus on sustainability, healthy living and enjoyment is enduring.
Buzzy® fits the "new" generation that has grown up with convenience
and enjoyment. At the same time, this group tends to be busy. They want to get everything
life. They have little knowledge of gardening. With a little
(nice) help they will do it.


For Buzzy®, the challenge is to make growing crops attractive to the new
consumer. The old consumer needs good
products. The new consumer also needs knowledge, convenience
and experience.


Buzzy® for everyone

Buzzy® appeals to the imagination of a large group of people, partly
because of the accessibility of the packaging.
As an example, we can take 2 groups that are furthest apart;
the experienced hobbyist and the novice gardener.

Because of the large packaging with a clear picture of variety, an
extensive sowing instructions supported by symbols and sowing calendar
make Buzzy accessible.
This makes the beginner more inclined to take the plunge, feeling guided.
The hobbyist chooses appearance quality and the high success rate of
a good harvest and diversity of varieties.

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