Cruciferous vegetables — premium cotton bag
- Bag made of thick cotton - sewn in Poland. An original gift for a plant lover, gardener, allotment holder.
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Cotton bags by botaniki, carefully sewn in Poland from the highest quality cotton, are an excellent combination of functionality and style. The spacious interior easily holds all necessary items, and the strong handles ensure comfort and confidence while carrying.
Unique, precisely printed botanical patterns add a distinctive character to the bag. The botaniki cotton bag is a practical gift and an expression of love for nature.
- Durable "Panama" cotton 300 g/m2
- Dyed black or natural
- Dimensions: 40 cm x 10 cm x 40 cm
- Solid handles
- Clear and colorful print
- Made in Poland
Cruciferous vegetables
Brassicaceae
A family of herbaceous plants belonging to the order Brassicales. They are commonly found all over the world except in Antarctica and dense, vast tropical forests.
The characteristic feature of this plant family is their rather inconspicuous flowers. Four sepals grow in two pairs of two. The free petals are four, also in two pairs of two, arranged crosswise relative to the sepals, hence one of the family names – cruciferous.
Many plants from this family accompany us every day as food. The most popular include white head cabbage, cauliflower, broccoli, Brussels sprouts, kohlrabi, radishes, kale, and many others. For salads, we often use varieties of arugula or lamb's lettuce. In other parts of the world, Abyssinian cabbage, watercress, and sea kale are popular. The roots of common horseradish and Japanese horseradish are used as spices. Mustards are made from the seeds of white mustard and others containing mustard oil.
Rapeseed is an important fodder and oil plant, from whose seeds the most popular oil in Poland is produced.