POMODORO COEUR DE BOEUF ALBENGA - to64 Packaging:1,000 seeds which reach altitudes of up

which reach altitudes of up to 2300 metres and which fed on herbs and flowers excellently impregnated with all the ethers

and the "pulp" which completely fills the fruit in which numerous flattened seeds are immersed

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a candid and primitive sexuality aimed at beauty and reproduction which does not need to hide or be ashamed but which on the contrary manifests itself in the fullest light of the Sun

POMODORO COEUR DE BOEUF ALBENGA - to64 Packaging:1,000 seeds which reach altitudes of upScientific name: Lycopersicon esculentum Family: Solanaceae Origin and diffusion The tomato is a Solanaceae native to south western America (Chile, Ecuador, Peru) which only began to be used in Italy as a condiment at the beginning of the 19th century and which began to be industrially transformed at the end of the same century. Previously it was considered inedible. Annual production in Italy is approximately 128,000 hectares with an average