Seed box - Goran the permaculturist
What if gardening became accessible to everyone? In partnership with @le.permacultueur, Kokopelli has designed this boxed set of organic seeds and accessories to get you started in your vegetable garden. On the crop cards accompanying the seeds selected by Goran, you'll find QR codes to flash that will send you to never-before-seen tutorial videos for successful sowing! This box contains :
- A selection of 10 organic, reproducible seed packets
- 24 wood-fiber cups
- 10 explanatory growing cards with tips from Goran
- 10 seed storage sachets
- 1 gardener's notebook
- 10 seedling picks
What does the "Permaculteur" seed box consist of?
The wood-fibre cups are biodegradable and can be planted directly in the ground once the seedlings are fully grown.
The seed sachets are ideal for storing harvested seeds after the season. Kept dry in a garage, they can be resown next year to attract even more biodiversity.
The gardener's notebook provides a guided record of a season in the vegetable garden. With a sowing calendar, a garden design plan and a month-by-month list of crops, creativity and free expression are welcome!
And finally, 10 crop sheets for each species, plus tips from the young permaculturist and links to fun videos for successful sowing.
Who is Goran @le.permacultueur?
It's an Instagram and Tiktok account created by a clever duo: facing Cam is Goran, a passionate, enthusiastic and promising young permaculturist. And behind the camera, Hugo, a talented videographer and editor.
Since the spring of 2023, these two long-time friends have been embarking on an ambitious project: to make gardening accessible to everyone, whatever their level or location, as well as the pleasure of growing and eating the fruits of their harvests. Their account is brimming with simple, ingenious tips and tricks, turning every everyday object or waste product into an asset for the garden!
These two acolytes, forces of hard work, determination and courage, offer us dynamic, exciting and entertaining content week after week, with unfailing good humor!
Varieties selected by Goran the permaculturist
This ancient variety produces an abundance of round roots with an intense red epidermis and pink flesh veined with white. De Chioggia beet has a firm texture and a mild, sweet flavor, much appreciated in cooking.
This productive variety offers an abundance of dark green fruit, totally free of bitterness.
This variety has been improved and selected for over 15 years by Alan Carter, one of Kokopelli's seed producers.
This old variety produces elongated "Cocozelle"-type fruits, with light-green skin marbled with gray and completely smooth. Their creamy-white flesh offers a delicate flavor.
This old French variety produces an abundance of green pods, around 15 cm long, very fleshy and with a tender texture. Suitable for late sowing.
This very old, vigorous French variety can be grown in any season. Even in hot weather, it produces firm, bright-red leaves that quickly form a rounded head.
This fast-growing flax produces a multitude of small, delicate blue flowers. An excellent green manure, it is also grown for its fiber (fabric, insulating material, etc.) and its oilseeds, which are used as a condiment or oil.
In association with potato plants, tomatoes or eggplants, cultivated blue flax is an excellent beetle repellent.
This ancient variety has 8 to 12 rows of white kernels in the milky phase, then black when ripe. The ears are found on several stalks with pale green foliage and pale pink bristles.
This old variety, not very sensitive to the tobacco mosaic virus, produces bright red fruits when ripe, with very thin skins and excellent flavor, suitable for grilling.
This variety produces small, brick-red, spinning top-shaped fruits weighing up to 2 kg. Their sweet, orange flesh has a characteristic chestnut-like flavor.
The fruit keeps for 4 to 8 months, depending on storage conditions.
This Russian variety produces large, almost round fruits of an attractive pinkish-red color, reaching up to 1 kg. Their pink flesh contains few seeds and has a sweet flavor that is much appreciated.