A white kohlrabi, known for its earliness and resistance to bolting. Bulbs maintain quality even under poor light conditions and low temperatures. Suitable for growing in hoophouses or under row covers for early crops or in the open field. The bulbs are flattened and attractive bright green.

A purple kohlrabi hybrid for spring and autumn field production. Early, about 60 days from transplanting (in Central Europe conditions). The bulbs are medium-sized and flattened, and the flesh is of high quality. Tolerant to lignification and cracking, the bulbs will develop uniformly even in poor conditions.

An early purple, fine-leafed kohlrabi suitable for plantation from seedlings as well as from direct sowing in early April (in Central Europe conditions). Bulbs are resistant to crackling and lignification.

A medium early purple kohlrabi for early field plantation as well as for direct sowing from April to July (in Central Europe conditions). Medium resistant to bolting and highly resistant to cracking and lignification. Its bulb is flattened, smooth, with deep purple skin. Fine, slightly greenish flesh of a sweet taste.

A purple hybrid for spring and autumn growing. Mid-early, about 65 days from transplanting (in Central Europe conditions) - about 5 days later than MODRAVA. A vigorous variety with attractive bulbs resistant to lignification, cracking and greening. The eating quality is excellent, quite sweet and crunchy. PURPURAN is intended especially for field growing in spring and autumn.

A mid-early hybrid, about 70 days from transplanting (in Central Europe conditions) with bigger, flattened round, bright green, crack tolerant bulbs. SPARTA is suitable for all year growing as it is tolerant to bolting, allowing for summer growing. Performs well under low temperatures and poor light conditions making it an excellent choice for late autumn sowing. Extended harvest is possible till hard frosts.

A late purple kohlrabi suitable for medium-term storage. It has a very vigorous plant with strong leafstalks, dark green leaves with violet venation. Bigger bulbs are flattened round. Their white flesh is nearly fibreless with delicious sweet taste. The bulbs can be stored for 2-3 months.

This unique kohlrabi clearly belongs to the Czechoslovak heirloom. A late white variety producing very large bulbs (weighing 3-5 kg). Even the large bulbs will stay sweet, delicious, and tender. Excellent for winter storage. Used fresh or cooked in any size from small to large. The leaves of large plants can be eaten like cabbage. Resistant (IR) to cabbage root fly