Hamburg Parsley ‘Kinga’ is a late parsley similar to the ‘Halblange’ variety; its seeds have been placed on a seed tape. The seeds are separated by Radish seeds, which act as a row marker. Placed in the soil, the seed tape disintegrates very quickly under the influence of water and microorganisms. As long as the tape lasts, it protects the seeds from damage.

Growing: place the seed tape in well-cultivated moist soil (1 to 2 centimetres deep in heavy soil or 3 centimetres deep in light soil) from March to April. Grow the plants in 20-25cm spacings. The roots are ready to be harvested from September to October.

Each packet contains a 6 metre-long tape with around 360 parsley seeds and 60 radish seeds.
Each packet includes a growing guide and a sow-by date.