Prunus Avium
Asia Minor
Mount Somma – Napoli – Italy
Seconda Nera.
Autumn/Winter
From the first week of May to the first week of June
From the first week of May to the first week of June
Prunus Armeniaca
Northeast China
Mount Somma - Napoli - Italy
Pellecchiella, but also Fracassa and Vitillo
Autumn/Winter
From the second week of June to the second week of July
From the second week of June to the second week of July
Cucurbito Pepo
North/Central America
Nolan Countryside – Italy
San Pasquale.
From March to August
From May to September
From the first week of June to the first week of September
Prunus Avium
Asia Minor
Mount Somma – Napoli – Italy
Seconda Nera.
Autumn/Winter
From the first week of May to the first week of June
From the first week of May to the first week of June
Prunus Armeniaca
Northeast China
Mount Somma - Napoli - Italy
Pellecchiella, but also Fracassa and Vitillo
Autumn/Winter
From the second week of June to the second week of July
From the second week of June to the second week of July
Cucurbito Pepo
North/Central America
Nolan Countryside – Italy
San Pasquale.
From March to August
From May to September
From the first week of June to the first week of September
Prunus Armeniaca
Northeast China
Mount Somma - Napoli - Italy
Pellecchiella, but also Fracassa and Vitillo
Autumn/Winter
From the second week of June to the second week of July
From the second week of June to the second week of July
Lycopersicon Esculentum (variante gialla con mucrone apicale)
Central/South- America
Somma Vesuviana/ Sant’Anastasia – Italy.
Pizzo Vesuviano Giallo
Seed time goes from the third week of March to the third week of April
From the first week of July to the third week of September
From the first week of July to the third week of September
Lycopersicon Esculentum (variante rossa con mucrone apicale)
Central/South- America
Somma Vesuviana / Sant’Anastasia - Italy
Principe Borghese, but also Fiaschella, Lampadina, Re Umberto, and Patanara
Seed time goes from the third week of March to the third week of April
From the first week of July to the fourth week of August
From the first week of July to the fourth week of August.
Cucurbito Pepo
North/Central America
Nolan Countryside – Italy
San Pasquale.
From March to August
From May to September
From the first week of June to the first week of September
Lycopersicon Esculentum
Central/South- America
Acerra/Pomigliano Area – Italy
20 Smec 3.
Seed time goes from the first week of April to the first week of May
From the third week of July to the third week of September
From the first week of July to the second week of September
Capsicum Annuum
South America
Nola countryside - Italy
Eppo, but also Sassaniello
Seed time goes from the fourth week of February to the fourth week of March
From the first week of July to the second week of October
From the second week of July to the first week of October.
Solanum Melongena
India
Nola countryside - Italy
Cima di Viola, but also Galaxy and Napoletana
Seed time goes from March to April
From the first week of June to the fourth week of October
From the second week of July to the first week of September.
Ficus Carica
Egypt
Mount Somma -(NA)/ Cilento area (SA) - Italy.
Fico Bianco Dottato.
Autumn/Winter
From the fourth week of July to the first week of September
From the second week of August to the first week of September
Lycopersicon Esculentum (variante gialla con mucrone apicale)
Central/South- America
Somma Vesuviana/ Sant’Anastasia – Italy.
Pizzo Vesuviano Giallo
Seed time goes from the third week of March to the third week of April
From the first week of July to the third week of September
From the first week of July to the third week of September
Lycopersicon Esculentum (variante rossa con mucrone apicale)
Central/South- America
Somma Vesuviana / Sant’Anastasia - Italy
Principe Borghese, but also Fiaschella, Lampadina, Re Umberto, and Patanara
Seed time goes from the third week of March to the third week of April
From the first week of July to the fourth week of August
From the first week of July to the fourth week of August.
Capsicum Annuum
Papaccella
Pomigliano/Brusciano countryside – Italy
Seed time starts from the second week of May
From the first week of August to the fourth week of September
From the second week of August to the third week of September
Cucurbito Pepo
North/Central America
Nolan Countryside – Italy
San Pasquale.
From March to August
From May to September
From the first week of June to the first week of September
Capsicum Annuum
Province of Napoli
Pomigliano/Brusciano countryside – Italy.
Seed time starts in the second week of May
From the first week of August to the fourth week of September
From the second week of August to the third week of September
Lycopersicon Esculentum
Central/South- America
Acerra/Pomigliano Area – Italy
20 Smec 3.
Seed time goes from the first week of April to the first week of May
From the third week of July to the third week of September
From the first week of July to the second week of September
Capsicum Annuum
South America
Nola countryside - Italy
Eppo, but also Sassaniello
Seed time goes from the fourth week of February to the fourth week of March
From the first week of July to the second week of October
From the second week of July to the first week of October.
Solanum Melongena
India
Nola countryside - Italy
Cima di Viola, but also Galaxy and Napoletana
Seed time goes from March to April
From the first week of June to the fourth week of October
From the second week of July to the first week of September.
Ficus Carica
Egypt
Mount Somma -(NA)/ Cilento area (SA) - Italy.
Fico Bianco Dottato.
Autumn/Winter
From the fourth week of July to the first week of September
From the second week of August to the first week of September
Lycopersicon Esculentum (variante gialla con mucrone apicale)
Central/South- America
Somma Vesuviana/ Sant’Anastasia – Italy.
Pizzo Vesuviano Giallo
Seed time goes from the third week of March to the third week of April
From the first week of July to the third week of September
From the first week of July to the third week of September
Capsicum Annuum
Papaccella
Pomigliano/Brusciano countryside – Italy
Seed time starts from the second week of May
From the first week of August to the fourth week of September
From the second week of August to the third week of September
Cucurbito Pepo
North/Central America
Nolan Countryside – Italy
San Pasquale.
From March to August
From May to September
From the first week of June to the first week of September
Capsicum Annuum
Province of Napoli
Pomigliano/Brusciano countryside – Italy.
Seed time starts in the second week of May
From the first week of August to the fourth week of September
From the second week of August to the third week of September
Cucurbita Moschata
Indo-China Peninsula
Campania region – Italy
Napoletana
In Spring
From the first week of September to the fourth week of November
From September to November
Lycopersicon Esculentum
Central/South- America
Acerra/Pomigliano Area – Italy
20 Smec 3.
Seed time goes from the first week of April to the first week of May
From the third week of July to the third week of September
From the first week of July to the second week of September
Capsicum Annuum
South America
Nola countryside - Italy
Eppo, but also Sassaniello
Seed time goes from the fourth week of February to the fourth week of March
From the first week of July to the second week of October
From the second week of July to the first week of October.
Solanum Melongena
India
Nola countryside - Italy
Cima di Viola, but also Galaxy and Napoletana
Seed time goes from March to April
From the first week of June to the fourth week of October
From the second week of July to the first week of September.
Armillaria Mellea
Mount Somma (NA), Gargano Area (FG) – Italy
A naturally growing mushroom, it mainly grows in June, between the first week of October and the second week of November
About 3 days after the appearance of the fruiting body
rom the second week of October to the second week of November
Brassica Oleracea var. Sabellica
Greek Peninsula
Marigliano countryside – Italy.
Seed time goes from July to September
From the second week of October to the fourth week of January
From the second week of October to the fourth week of January
Brassica Rapa Sylvestris var. Esculenta.
Mediterranean basin, between Iberian Peninsula and South of Italy
Vesuvian/Pomigliano/Nola countryside - Italy
Sessantino, together with Novantino and Centoventino
All the year, except for the hot Summer months
From October to May
From the second week of October to the first week of April
Allium Cepa
Indian Peninsula
Montoro (AV) - Italy
Tondo Piatta
Seed time goes from the first to the third week of September
From the first to the third week of June, with storage until April
From the second week of October to the fourth week of November
Cucurbita Moschata
Indo-China Peninsula
Campania region – Italy
Napoletana
In Spring
From the first week of September to the fourth week of November
From September to November
Capsicum Annuum
South America
Nola countryside - Italy
Eppo, but also Sassaniello
Seed time goes from the fourth week of February to the fourth week of March
From the first week of July to the second week of October
From the second week of July to the first week of October.
Armillaria Mellea
Mount Somma (NA), Gargano Area (FG) – Italy
A naturally growing mushroom, it mainly grows in June, between the first week of October and the second week of November
About 3 days after the appearance of the fruiting body
rom the second week of October to the second week of November
Juglans Regia
Indo-China Peninsula
Campania region – Italy
Malizia, Sorrento and Cervinara
Autumn/Winter
From the first week of September to the fourth week of October
Having available dried fruits, they can be produced from November to May
Brassica Oleracea var. Sabellica
Greek Peninsula
Marigliano countryside – Italy.
Seed time goes from July to September
From the second week of October to the fourth week of January
From the second week of October to the fourth week of January
Cichorium endivia
South Mediterranean Basin
Nola countryside – Italy
Torino and Gigante degli Ortolani
Seed time goes from March to November
From June to March
From the second week of November to the first week of March.
Brassica Rapa Sylvestris var. Esculenta.
Mediterranean basin, between Iberian Peninsula and South of Italy
Vesuvian/Pomigliano/Nola countryside - Italy
Sessantino, together with Novantino and Centoventino
All the year, except for the hot Summer months
From October to May
From the second week of October to the first week of April
Allium Cepa
Indian Peninsula
Montoro (AV) - Italy
Tondo Piatta
Seed time goes from the first to the third week of September
From the first to the third week of June, with storage until April
From the second week of October to the fourth week of November
Cucurbita Moschata
Indo-China Peninsula
Campania region – Italy
Napoletana
In Spring
From the first week of September to the fourth week of November
From September to November
Juglans Regia
Indo-China Peninsula
Campania region – Italy
Malizia, Sorrento and Cervinara
Autumn/Winter
From the first week of September to the fourth week of October
Having available dried fruits, they can be produced from November to May
Brassica Oleracea var. Sabellica
Greek Peninsula
Marigliano countryside – Italy.
Seed time goes from July to September
From the second week of October to the fourth week of January
From the second week of October to the fourth week of January
Cichorium endivia
South Mediterranean Basin
Nola countryside – Italy
Torino and Gigante degli Ortolani
Seed time goes from March to November
From June to March
From the second week of November to the first week of March.
Brassica Rapa Sylvestris var. Esculenta.
Mediterranean basin, between Iberian Peninsula and South of Italy
Vesuvian/Pomigliano/Nola countryside - Italy
Sessantino, together with Novantino and Centoventino
All the year, except for the hot Summer months
From October to May
From the second week of October to the first week of April
Juglans Regia
Indo-China Peninsula
Campania region – Italy
Malizia, Sorrento and Cervinara
Autumn/Winter
From the first week of September to the fourth week of October
Having available dried fruits, they can be produced from November to May
Brassica Oleracea var. Sabellica
Greek Peninsula
Marigliano countryside – Italy.
Seed time goes from July to September
From the second week of October to the fourth week of January
From the second week of October to the fourth week of January
Cichorium endivia
South Mediterranean Basin
Nola countryside – Italy
Torino and Gigante degli Ortolani
Seed time goes from March to November
From June to March
From the second week of November to the first week of March.
Brassica Rapa Sylvestris var. Esculenta.
Mediterranean basin, between Iberian Peninsula and South of Italy
Vesuvian/Pomigliano/Nola countryside - Italy
Sessantino, together with Novantino and Centoventino
All the year, except for the hot Summer months
From October to May
From the second week of October to the first week of April
Juglans Regia
Indo-China Peninsula
Campania region – Italy
Malizia, Sorrento and Cervinara
Autumn/Winter
From the first week of September to the fourth week of October
Having available dried fruits, they can be produced from November to May
Brassica Oleracea var. Sabellica
Greek Peninsula
Marigliano countryside – Italy.
Seed time goes from July to September
From the second week of October to the fourth week of January
From the second week of October to the fourth week of January
Cichorium endivia
South Mediterranean Basin
Nola countryside – Italy
Torino and Gigante degli Ortolani
Seed time goes from March to November
From June to March
From the second week of November to the first week of March.
Brassica Rapa Sylvestris var. Esculenta.
Mediterranean basin, between Iberian Peninsula and South of Italy
Vesuvian/Pomigliano/Nola countryside - Italy
Sessantino, together with Novantino and Centoventino
All the year, except for the hot Summer months
From October to May
From the second week of October to the first week of April
Juglans Regia
Indo-China Peninsula
Campania region – Italy
Malizia, Sorrento and Cervinara
Autumn/Winter
From the first week of September to the fourth week of October
Having available dried fruits, they can be produced from November to May
Brassica Oleracea var. Sabellica
Greek Peninsula
Marigliano countryside – Italy.
Seed time goes from July to September
From the second week of October to the fourth week of January
From the second week of October to the fourth week of January
Cichorium endivia
South Mediterranean Basin
Nola countryside – Italy
Torino and Gigante degli Ortolani
Seed time goes from March to November
From June to March
From the second week of November to the first week of March.
Brassica Rapa Sylvestris var. Esculenta.
Mediterranean basin, between Iberian Peninsula and South of Italy
Vesuvian/Pomigliano/Nola countryside - Italy
Sessantino, together with Novantino and Centoventino
All the year, except for the hot Summer months
From October to May
From the second week of October to the first week of April
Citrus Reticulata
Japanese Peninsula
Sicily – Italy
Marzatico
From April to July
From the second week of December to the second week of April
From the third week of February to the first week of April
Foeniculum Vulgare
Egypt/Palestine
Mount Somma,
Nolan Countryside – Italy
Palettone Bianco.
Seed time goes from June to September
From the first week of October to the fourth week of February
From the second week of February to the first week of March
Juglans Regia
Indo-China Peninsula
Campania region – Italy
Malizia, Sorrento and Cervinara
Autumn/Winter
From the first week of September to the fourth week of October
Having available dried fruits, they can be produced from November to May
Cichorium endivia
South Mediterranean Basin
Nola countryside – Italy
Torino and Gigante degli Ortolani
Seed time goes from March to November
From June to March
From the second week of November to the first week of March.
Brassica Rapa Sylvestris var. Esculenta.
Mediterranean basin, between Iberian Peninsula and South of Italy
Vesuvian/Pomigliano/Nola countryside - Italy
Sessantino, together with Novantino and Centoventino
All the year, except for the hot Summer months
From October to May
From the second week of October to the first week of April
Allium Cepa
Indian Peninsula
Montoro (AV) - Italy
Tondo Piatta
Seed time goes from the first to the third week of September
From the first to the third week of June, with storage until April
From the second week of October to the fourth week of November
Pleurotus Ostreatus
Latina/Treviso, Italy
Kronos.
All the year, respecting incubation temperature.
About three weeks after seed time, with five more harvestings after the first one
From the second week of February to the second week of April.
Agaricus Bisporus
Latina - Italy
Biondo
All the year, respecting incubation temperature.
About two weeks after seed time, with five more harvestings after the first one
From the second week of March to the first week of May
Citrus Reticulata
Japanese Peninsula
Sicily – Italy
Marzatico
From April to July
From the second week of December to the second week of April
From the third week of February to the first week of April
Foeniculum Vulgare
Egypt/Palestine
Mount Somma,
Nolan Countryside – Italy
Palettone Bianco.
Seed time goes from June to September
From the first week of October to the fourth week of February
From the second week of February to the first week of March
Juglans Regia
Indo-China Peninsula
Campania region – Italy
Malizia, Sorrento and Cervinara
Autumn/Winter
From the first week of September to the fourth week of October
Having available dried fruits, they can be produced from November to May
Cichorium endivia
South Mediterranean Basin
Nola countryside – Italy
Torino and Gigante degli Ortolani
Seed time goes from March to November
From June to March
From the second week of November to the first week of March.
Brassica Rapa Sylvestris var. Esculenta.
Mediterranean basin, between Iberian Peninsula and South of Italy
Vesuvian/Pomigliano/Nola countryside - Italy
Sessantino, together with Novantino and Centoventino
All the year, except for the hot Summer months
From October to May
From the second week of October to the first week of April
Allium Cepa
Indian Peninsula
Montoro (AV) - Italy
Tondo Piatta
Seed time goes from the first to the third week of September
From the first to the third week of June, with storage until April
From the second week of October to the fourth week of November
Pleurotus Ostreatus
Latina/Treviso, Italy
Kronos.
All the year, respecting incubation temperature.
About three weeks after seed time, with five more harvestings after the first one
From the second week of February to the second week of April.
Agaricus Bisporus
Latina - Italy
Biondo
All the year, respecting incubation temperature.
About two weeks after seed time, with five more harvestings after the first one
From the second week of March to the first week of May
Citrus Lemon
Area between China, North India and Myanmar
Sorrento Peninsula - Italy
Femmeniello Sfusato and Monachello
From April a July
From April to July
From the first week of April to the first week of May
Juglans Regia
Indo-China Peninsula
Campania region – Italy
Malizia, Sorrento and Cervinara
Autumn/Winter
From the first week of September to the fourth week of October
Having available dried fruits, they can be produced from November to May
Brassica Rapa Sylvestris var. Esculenta.
Mediterranean basin, between Iberian Peninsula and South of Italy
Vesuvian/Pomigliano/Nola countryside - Italy
Sessantino, together with Novantino and Centoventino
All the year, except for the hot Summer months
From October to May
From the second week of October to the first week of April
Pleurotus Ostreatus
Latina/Treviso, Italy
Kronos.
All the year, respecting incubation temperature.
About three weeks after seed time, with five more harvestings after the first one
From the second week of February to the second week of April.
Cynara Scolymus
Arabian Peninsula
Province of Foggia/Southern part of Salerno – Italy
Violetto Precocissimo of Foggia
Seed time goes is in August
From the first week of October to the fourth week of May
From the first week of April to the fourth week of May
Prunus Avium
Asia Minor
Mount Somma – Napoli – Italy
Seconda Nera.
Autumn/Winter
From the first week of May to the first week of June
From the first week of May to the first week of June
Agaricus Bisporus
Latina - Italy
Biondo
All the year, respecting incubation temperature.
About two weeks after seed time, with five more harvestings after the first one
From the second week of March to the first week of May
Citrus Lemon
Area between China, North India and Myanmar
Sorrento Peninsula - Italy
Femmeniello Sfusato and Monachello
From April a July
From April to July
From the first week of April to the first week of May
Juglans Regia
Indo-China Peninsula
Campania region – Italy
Malizia, Sorrento and Cervinara
Autumn/Winter
From the first week of September to the fourth week of October
Having available dried fruits, they can be produced from November to May
Cynara Scolymus
Arabian Peninsula
Province of Foggia/Southern part of Salerno – Italy
Violetto Precocissimo of Foggia
Seed time goes is in August
From the first week of October to the fourth week of May
From the first week of April to the fourth week of May
Prunus Avium
Asia Minor
Mount Somma – Napoli – Italy
Seconda Nera.
Autumn/Winter
From the first week of May to the first week of June
From the first week of May to the first week of June
Agaricus Bisporus
Latina - Italy
Biondo
All the year, respecting incubation temperature.
About two weeks after seed time, with five more harvestings after the first one
From the second week of March to the first week of May
Citrus Lemon
Area between China, North India and Myanmar
Sorrento Peninsula - Italy
Femmeniello Sfusato and Monachello
From April a July
From April to July
From the first week of April to the first week of May
Juglans Regia
Indo-China Peninsula
Campania region – Italy
Malizia, Sorrento and Cervinara
Autumn/Winter
From the first week of September to the fourth week of October
Having available dried fruits, they can be produced from November to May
Cynara Scolymus
Arabian Peninsula
Province of Foggia/Southern part of Salerno – Italy
Violetto Precocissimo of Foggia
Seed time goes is in August
From the first week of October to the fourth week of May
From the first week of April to the fourth week of May
