Spinach Spinach is a short-developed herbaceous plant with dark green leaves inserted on a short stem. Spinach leaves are used for a wide variety, both raw and cooked, being healthier to eat them raw. ↓ Technical sheet Production throughout the year JAN FEB SEA APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC More information Send → I accept the Privacy Policy Sitemap. know us Products Quality Oil Blog job Claims Contact Follow us Facebook Twitter Instagram Contact. (+34) 968 81 21 79 info@grupolucas.com Road Santomera-Alquerías, 80 30139 El Raal, Murcia (Spain) How to get Legal warning Privacy Policy Cookies policy Work with us Web design and programming www.andreacarta.es

Cauliflower Cauliflower is a variety of cabbage, belonging to the cruciferous family. The only part that is consumed is the so-called "pella or head" which is the set of ivory-white flowers, although there are more varieties with other shades. ↓ Technical sheet Production throughout the year JAN FEB SEA APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC More information Send → I accept the Privacy Policy Sitemap. know us Products Quality Oil Blog job Claims Contact Follow us Facebook Twitter Instagram Contact. (+34) 968 81 21 79 info@grupolucas.com Road Santomera-Alquerías, 80 30139 El Raal, Murcia (Spain) How to get Legal warning Privacy Policy Cookies policy Work with us Web design and programming www.andreacarta.es

Chard It is a herbaceous plant with bright green leaves and fleshy white petioles, called stalks. The edible part of the chard is the leaf, the petiole and the central vein, thickened and fleshy. ↓ Technical sheet Production throughout the year JAN FEB SEA APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC More information Send → I accept the Privacy Policy Sitemap. know us Products Quality Oil Blog job Claims Contact Follow us Facebook Twitter Instagram Contact. (+34) 968 81 21 79 info@grupolucas.com Road Santomera-Alquerías, 80 30139 El Raal, Murcia (Spain) How to get Legal warning Privacy Policy Cookies policy Work with us Web design and programming www.andreacarta.es