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(Not) Just Peanuts® – the Lubera peanut assortment at a glance

(Not) Just Peanuts® – the Lubera peanut assortment at a glance

Peanuts: everybody knows them and (almost) everybody has eaten them. What's new is that you can now grow your own peanuts, whether planted directly in your garden or in a container on a balcony or terrace. For this purpose, our sister company Lubera in Switzerland tested South American local breeds in comparison to common cultivars from the United States. The aim was to find a varied assortment of peanuts which are particularly suitable for our changing climate. The following varieties have...

(Not) Just Peanuts® – Lubera wins the award for the best bed & balcony innovation at the IPM 2020

(Not) Just Peanuts® – Lubera wins the award for the best bed & balcony innovation at the IPM 2020

Christmas comes but once a year. The same applies to awards, of course: for example, our sister company LUBERA quite surprisingly won the award for the best innovation in the Bedding & Balcony Plant category at the last IPM, the world's leading trade fair in horticulture and thus also for plants in Essen, Germany.

FAQ about peanuts or what you always wanted to know about peanuts and never dared to ask

FAQ about peanuts or what you always wanted to know about peanuts and never dared to ask

Peanuts are a commodity: one eats them thoughtlessly in front of the television or while sitting on a barstool, hardly ever thinking about the plant or how to grow it. They are the epitome of industrial food. But peanuts, in particular the Lubera varieties, which can now be grown in northern regions, have a lot to offer: tasty nuts, which are actually beans, different seed coat colours ranging from white, pink and red to striped and black. In addition, there is also diversity in the growth...