Aubergine Plant 'Listada de Gandia'
Aubergines are highly productive vegetable plants that reward gardeners with generous crops of versatile fruits perfect for a wide range of dishes. Aubergine 'Listada De Gandia' is a traditional Spanish variety producing elegant, deep-purple fruits up to 15cm long from mid-summer through to autumn. The rounded fruits have tender flesh and excellent flavour, making them ideal for slicing, roasting or adding to casseroles. Plants typically reach 60cm in height and produce heavily throughout the season. Excellent for greenhouses, vegetable patches and raised beds, it is particularly well suited to cottage and Mediterranean-style gardens.
Thriving in fertile, moisture-retentive but well-drained soil and a warm, sunny, sheltered position, 'Listada de Gandia' benefits from consistent temperatures and protection from strong winds. Plant in rich soil after frosts have passed and water regularly during dry periods. Feed fortnightly with a high-potassium fertiliser once flowering begins and remove any damaged leaves as required. Regular picking encourages further fruit production. Harvest when fruits are fully coloured, glossy and firm, before the seeds become mature and the skin loses its shine.
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Aubergines are highly productive vegetable plants that reward gardeners with generous crops of versatile fruits perfect for a wide range of dishes. Aubergine 'Listada De Gandia' is a traditional Spanish variety producing elegant, deep-purple fruits up to 15cm long from mid-summer through to autumn. The rounded fruits have tender flesh and excellent flavour, making them ideal for slicing, roasting or adding to casseroles. Plants typically reach 60cm in height and produce heavily throughout the season. Excellent for greenhouses, vegetable patches and raised beds, it is particularly well suited to cottage and Mediterranean-style gardens.
Thriving in fertile, moisture-retentive but well-drained soil and a warm, sunny, sheltered position, 'Listada de Gandia' benefits from consistent temperatures and protection from strong winds. Plant in rich soil after frosts have passed and water regularly during dry periods. Feed fortnightly with a high-potassium fertiliser once flowering begins and remove any damaged leaves as required. Regular picking encourages further fruit production. Harvest when fruits are fully coloured, glossy and firm, before the seeds become mature and the skin loses its shine.
The primary intended use of this plant is to grow food for human consumption.
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