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Le Guide des semis: secrets de semencier
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Mesclun
Mesclun is said to have been invented by monks at the Franciscan monastery in Nice, France. They are believed to have mixed various seeds together, thus creating mesclun.
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Luxury Mesclun, a blend of delicate young leaves, is a true delight for the senses. Originating from Provençal tradition, this diverse mix of lettuces, arugula, and mustards produces a medley of colors and flavors, offering a varied palette that lends itself to fresh salads and light dishes.
In the garden, this diversity of crisp and tender flavors unfolds with elegance, inviting the gardener to a continuous and generous harvest. It is a variety prized for its moderate hardiness and its ability to extend the enjoyment of the garden until the first frosts.
A partner in colorful tables and gourmet moments, luxury Mesclun is a symbol of diversity and abundance in the vegetable garden, perfectly in line with the écoumene approach.
Luxury mesclun is a delicate and flavorful mix that originates from a blend of young leaves from plants in the Brassicaceae family. Native to Europe, this mix is prized for its tender leaves with varied flavors, ranging from mild to peppery, and is often used in gourmet cuisine to add freshness and character.
In the garden, it offers a promise of gustatory and horticultural diversity, boasting dense, often variegated foliage that develops into a modest, bushy habit. It is a valuable ally for attentive gardeners who want to quickly grow a salad full of nuances and encourage biodiversity thanks to its discreet flowers and seeds.
This mesclun mix of pungent mustards brings together several varieties of leafy mustards to offer, in a single sowing, a palette of textures, shapes, and bold flavors. In the living garden, it quickly forms a carpet of young, finely cut or broader leaves, in shades of soft to deep green, sometimes tinged with red or purple depending on the mix.
An ideal companion for kitchen gardens, this mix thrives in fertile soils and the cool temperatures of spring and autumn. It allows you to practice the age-old practice of harvesting young leaves as needed, respecting the natural cycle of the seasons. Harvests are quick and plentiful, encouraging a daily connection with the vegetable garden: observe, cut, taste, and let things regrow. A simple and vibrant way to forge a close bond with your plot of land.
Base's cruciferous mesclun mix brings together several leafy cabbages and close relatives from the large Brassicaceae family, chosen for their tender young leaves and rapid growth. In a corner of the vegetable garden, it forms in a few weeks a carpet of varied greens, with more or less distinct shapes, reminiscent of the age-old act of harvesting a handful of leaves with a knife for the day's cooking.
In the garden, this mix thrives in welcoming, cool soil , where the gardener can observe its consistent regrowth week after week. Harvested young, it provides crisp leaves for salads; a little more mature, it becomes a nourishing bouquet for quick stir-fries. Its diversity strengthens the resilience of the living garden and naturally complements the seasonal cycle in the vegetable patch.
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