Cucurbit vegetables — premium cotton bag
- Bag made of thick cotton - sewn in Poland. An original gift for a plant lover, gardener, allotment holder.
We will prepare the cotton bag especially for you after you place your order
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
Cucurbits
Cucurbitaceae Juss.
A family of plants belonging to the order Cucurbitales, comprising nearly 1000 species. These plants typically grow in tropical and subtropical regions.
This family includes many useful plants, consumed as vegetables, fruits (such as pumpkin, cucumber, watermelon), and also used as medicinal and oil-producing plants. Cucurbitaceae plants are usually annual or perennial climbing plants, which climb using single or branched tendrils.
The most desired part of cucurbit plants is their magnificent fruits—fleshy, juicy berries with one or multiple seeds (pumpkins can weigh over 50 kg) or capsules. The fruits generally have flattened seeds containing a substantial amount of fat.
Among the most popular species, cultivated for thousands of years, are pumpkin, zucchini, marrow, pattypan squash, cucumber melon, common cucumber, and bottle gourd. Common cucumber has been cultivated in Poland since the Middle Ages. Pumpkin originates from South America, and its seeds were brought to Europe by Christopher Columbus.