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24,50 € In StockPhilippe Turnip
Did you know ? The Jack-o'-Lantern pumpkins traditionally lit during the night Halloween, were originally turnips. Tradition turnip comes from a Irish tale and was replaced by the famous orange gourd in the nineteenth.
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22,50 € In StockTerry Strawberry
Did you know ? The strawberry is not strictly speaking a fruit, it's a false fruit. Real strawberry fruits are small grains on the part that is eaten.
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Did you know ? There is arsenic and cyanide in pears. Their seeds contains some little amount! It's dangerous only if you eat a very large quantity...
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22,50 € In StockFaustine Clementine
Did you know? At first clementine was named "mandarinette", because it s a mix between orange tree and tangerine tree...
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23,50 € In StockJulie Zucchini
Would you believe it? Zucchini is a fruit! It's the edible of a flower that makes it a fruit.
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Why banana are curved? It's to get the most of the sun, first the flower grows to the ground direction and then the fruit is oriented toward the sky.
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27,50 € In StockThe Cherry Sister
Do you know the tree of Sam Van Aken? This scientific manages to grow forty different fruits with a single tree! It includes apricots,peaches, almonds and cherries as well ...
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23,50 € In StockNewton Apple
Everyone knows the story of Newton's apple. The young scientist receives an apple on his head, and presto, he deduces the law of Universal Gravitation !
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22,00 € In StockAlberto Tomato
Did you know? In the botanical sense, the tomato is a fruit. However, it is considered as vegetable.
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24,50 € In StockRobert Eggplant
Did you know? White, purple, green or finely striped, eggplant is harvested before maturity which gives his white chair too bitter.
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22,00 € In StockLeon Lemon
Would you believe it? Taste is a very misleading sense: lemon, although it's very acid, it is actually a sweeter fruit than the strawberry. It's citric acid which is responsible for this error by blurring the perception of sweet taste.
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15,50 €Gigi Mini Radish
Would you believe him ? Albert the Great, famous alchemist of the thirteenth century said that the radish juice mixed with psyllium seeds and egg white, rendered insensible to fire ... needless to try at home!
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24,50 € In StockBetty Beetroot
Did you know? Everybody knows red beetroot, but much less his cousin the white beet grown for sugar production.
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19,50 € In StockWilly Chilli Pepper
Did you know? The burning sensation that we feel when eating chili is due to capsaicin, a chemical fat soluble. It means it can dissolve in lipids. So next time drink milk...
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24,50 € In StockCharlotte Carrot
Did you know? The popular expression has it that eating carrots makes pink buttocks. This is true, beta-carotene can give a pink/orange skin.
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33,00 € In StockThe Green Peas Familly
Did you know ? The green peas is the origin of the first law of genetics with the Austrian monk Mendel who made green peas plant crossing to record changes in size, shape and color of the delicious green balls.
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22,00 € In StockMeredith Amanite
Did you know? Rabbits can eat amanita phalloides without any risk, as they are deadly for the man.
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22,00 € In StockGary Radish
Did you know? Do not throw away the radish tops. They are delicious in soups, salads or even fried.
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33,00 € In StockEric Leek
Did you know? The Roman emperor Nero was nicknamed "porrofage" because every day he consumed leek broth to soften its vocal cords.
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34,90 € Out of stockAnny Reversible Apple
Did you know? Apples produce ethylene, a gas that promotes fruit ripening. Place a few apples near avocados or bananas, they ripen faster.
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34,90 € In StockRoberto Reversible Tomato
Did you know? In Europe, the tomato has long been considered as poisonous. The gustatory properties was discover in XVIII century.
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34,90 € In StockMary Reversible Strawberry
Did you know? The strawberry season is between late March and June, and some varieties continue to supply the market all summer. Then the reflowering variety take over until November.
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34,90 € In StockSimon Reversible Lemon
Did you know? There is a berry called "miraculine" which have the amazing property to suppress the sensation of acidity. Associated with lemon it gives a sweet taste of candy.
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45,50 € In StockGeorgia Strawberry
Did you know? There are hundreds of varieties of strawberries including some unusual species such as pineapple strawberry which approximates gustatorily pineapple.
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45,50 € In StockPaul Pear
Did you know? The name of the dessert "poire belle Hélène" comes from Offenbach's operetta "La belle Hélène" very famous when the french chef Georges Auguste Escoffier created this delicious dessert.
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45,50 € In StockKarel Apple
Did you know? The apple is a fruit of legend. It is offered by Paris to Aphrodite, causing the Trojan War. And for his last work, Hercules steal apple from the Hesperides garden.
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34,90 € In StockMireille Vibrant Bee
Did you know? Bees see colors that we don't see. They perceive the ultraviolet, allowing them to distinguish the shape of flowers and especially their heart, where is the pollen.
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5,50 € In StockRed pin heart
Did you know ? Generally, the heart is associated with a stylized form of the muscular organ. But for historians, this symbol appears from antiquity and is associated with the seed of silphium, a condimentary plant now extinct.
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45,50 € In StockJohn Lemon
Did you know ? Lime is not a lemon that would have been gathered before maturity. It is a different citrus fruit.
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35,50 € In StockAnthony Ant
Did you know? Bees see colors that we don't see. They perceive the ultraviolet, allowing them to distinguish the shape of flowers and especially their heart, where is the pollen.
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40,90 € In StockEdgar Vibrant Caterpillar
Did you know? For an experiment, scientists spread the sound of a caterpillar eating leaves, and the plants reacted by emitting chemical defense molecules.
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46,00 € Out of stockBeatrice Beetroot Hot Seed Bag
Did you know ? If you eat a large amount of beets, you will urinate in mauve color. Beet is also used to make industrial dyes.
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29,90 € In StockCornelius Corn
Did you know? There are corn whose grains are multicolored. Unfortunately transformed into popcorn, they lose their rainbow color :(
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36,50 € In StockHenry big striped Radish
Did you know ? Among the Greeks, the radish was dedicated to Apollo. The god sometimes received golden radishes as offerings.
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36,50 € In StockArthur big striped Turnip
Did you know ? Everyone does not hate turnip! It is highly appreciate in United Kingdom, it is even the vegetable symbol of Scotland.
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11,50 € In StockBilly mini Strawberry
Did you know ? There are hundreds of varieties of strawberries. Which include some unusual species such as pineapple strawberry, gustatively approaches the pineapple.
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40,90 € In StockChiara Caterpillar
Did you know? For an experiment, scientists spread the sound of a caterpillar eating leaves, and the plants reacted by emitting chemical defense molecules.
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26,50 € In StockMommy Avocado and her baby stone
Did you know ? In France avocado is more often eaten plain or salty. But in Madagascar and Brazil, the fruit goes into the composition of desserts or is tasted with a little sugar.
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37,50 € In StockFiona Vibrant Fish
Did you know? April Fool's Day is named April Fish Day, and it hasn't always been synonymous of joke. Early in the century, it was a symbol of love and friendship.
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49,00 € In StockSalomon Music Fish
Did you know? There are all kinds of fish and some are amazing. We well know the flying fish. But do you know that the Channa Andrao? It has the ability to walk out of the water.
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24,50 € In StockBilly Kiwi
Did you know ? The kiwi grows on a tree. And it is named after the emblematic bird of New Zealand, himself nicknamed by the Maori "kivi-kivi" because of his cry.
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12,10 € In StockEdouard Pear - key chain
Did you know ? There is arsenic and cyanide in pears. Their seeds contains some little amount! It's dangerous only if you eat a very large quantity...
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12,10 € In StockAlly Strawberry - key chain
Did you know? The strawberry season is between late March and June, and some varieties continue to supply the market all summer. Then the reflowering variety take over until November.
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22,00 € In StockPercy Cep
Did you know ? All mushrooms are boletus, but not the other way around! Of the 100 species of boletus identified, only 4 are cepes.• The cep of Bordeaux is the most famous of them.• Blackcap has a stronger flavor, a firmer texture.• Pine cep: harvests in September.• Summer boletus is harvested from May.
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19,90 € In StockEstelle Chanterelle
Did you know ? The largest edible mushroom was discovered in 1990 in Great Britain. He weighed 45.35kg! What a mega big pan fried!
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19,90 € In StockBertrand Boletus
Did you know ? A mushroom is at the base of the discovery of penicillin. In 1928 Dr. Fleming made a tremendous discovery. On returning from vacation, he noticed that these works were contaminated by a microscopic mushroom: "Penicillium notatum".
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15,50 € In StockLouie Mini Round Radish
Would you believe him ? Albert the Great, famous alchemist of the thirteenth century said that the radish juice mixed with psyllium seeds and egg white, rendered insensible to fire ... needless to try at home!
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29,90 € In StockHarvey the golden Turnip
Did you know ? Too good the golden ball fries! Its golden yellow color encloses a sweet chair, along with the bitterness of pink turnip. This is an original choice accompanimentt.
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55,00 € In StockFripouille Frog
Did you know ? Frog eyes do not only have a classical role of vision, but also serve to feed them. Unable to swallow, their eyes enter their head and push the food into the oral cavity to swallow food more easily. That's why they blink when they swallow something.
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55,00 € In StockKatia Avocado and her baby seed
Did you know ? In France avocado is more often eaten plain or salty. But in Madagascar and Brazil, the fruit goes into the composition of desserts or is tasted with a little sugar.
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55,00 € In StockPierrot Broccoli
Did you know ? Creation of the Romans, broccoli was developed from the finest specimens of wild cabbage; it is even the intermediate step before the discovery of cauliflower.
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59,00 € In StockChamomile Flower doll - medium
This doll is inspired by the work of Françoise Dolto. In the late 1940s, she imagines the creation of a doll-flower, with human body and vegetal face, which allows her patients to free their aggressiveness with this toy. Little by little, what she calls "the unconscious image of the body" is the title of her work published in 1984. And in Dolls Game,...
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19,90 € In StockChamomila rattle
Did you know ? Chamomile reduces inflammation, helps with sleep and relaxation, treats mild skin condition, treats cold symptoms and headaches !
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19,90 € Out of stockCherry
Do you know the tree of Sam Van Aken? This scientific manages to grow forty different fruits with a single tree! It includes apricots, peaches, almonds and cherries as well ...
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19,90 € In StockCarrot
Did you know? The popular expression has it that eating carrots makes pink buttocks. This is true, beta-carotene can give a pink/orange skin.
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19,90 € In StockTurnip
Did you know ? The Jack-o'-Lantern pumpkins traditionally lit during the night Halloween, were originally turnips. Tradition turnip comes from a Irish tale and was replaced by the famous orange gourd in the nineteenth.
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19,90 € In StockEggplant
Did you know? White, purple, green or finely striped, eggplant is harvested before maturity which gives his white chair too bitter.
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19,90 € In StockPear
Did you know ? There is arsenic and cyanide in pears. Their seeds contains some little amount! It's dangerous only if you eat a very large quantity...
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19,90 € In StockBanana
Why banana are curved? It's to get the most of the sun, first the flower grows to the ground direction and then the fruit is oriented toward the sky.
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22,00 € In StockTommy Tooth
Did you know? Scurvy is a lack of vitamin C, it was the marine disease. Indeed, they didn't have access to fruits and were so deficient, causing them to loss of teeth. So brush it and eat fruit !
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49,50 € Out of stockThe Pumpkins brothers (set 4 pieces)
Did you know ? The Jack-o'-Lantern pumpkins traditionally lit during the night Halloween, were originally turnips. Tradition turnip comes from a Irish tale and was replaced by the famous orange gourd in the nineteenth.
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39,50 € In StockChamomile Flower doll - small
This doll is inspired by the work of Françoise Dolto. In the late 1940s, she imagines the creation of a doll-flower, with human body and the vegetal face, which allows her patients to free their aggressiveness with this toy. Little by little, what she calls "the unconscious image of the body" is the title of her work published in 1984. And in Dolls Game,...
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14,50 € In StockRadish
Would you believe him ? Albert the Great, famous alchemist of the thirteenth century said that the radish juice mixed with psyllium seeds and egg white, rendered insensible to fire ... needless to try at home!
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19,90 € In StockGarlic
It's not just vampires that hate garlic! In the 14th century, Alphonse, king of Castile, had an order published which ordered knights who ate garlic to stay outside the court!
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19,90 € In StockBeetroot
Did you know? Everybody knows red beetroot, but much less his cousin the white beet grown for sugar production.
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19,90 € In StockApple
Everyone knows the story of Newton's apple. The young scientist receives an apple on his head, and presto, he deduces the law of Universal Gravitation !
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25,50 € In StockLeek
Did you know? The Roman emperor Nero was nicknamed "porrofage" because every day he consumed leek broth to soften its vocal cords.
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22,00 € In StockElyse the grey mouse - rattle
There is the mouse, cute little animal and there is the computer mouse! It was invented by Douglas Carle Engelbart in 1963. And it was made out wood !
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22,00 € In StockPâquerette the green mouse - rattle
Do you know the French nursery rhyme "A green mouse"? It's an old song not cute at all. It refers to a Vendée soldier (soldiers who were called "mice" at the time) who was allegedly hunted down by Republican soldiers during the Vendée War (1793-1795) and then tortured in an atrocious way ...
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24,50 € In Stockspring - teether
The beginning of spring, fixed by convention on March 21, coincides with the equinox, that is to say the time of the year when the earth's axis of rotation is perpendicular to the imaginary line which connects the center of the Earth in the Sun.
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24,50 € In Stockautumn - teether
In autumn, trees get prepared for winter and anticipate the decrease in light. So they stop feeding their leaves, causing them to fall. By starving them, chlorophyll, responsible for the green color of the foliage, disappears to make way for pigments hidden below such as the flavonoid for the yellow color, or the carotenoid for the orange.
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11,00 € In StockMimi Blueberry
The blueberry has amazing talents! During the second world war, it is the ally of the pilots of the Air force because it stimulates the production of "retinal purple" and improves the night vision.
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19,90 € In StockBaby Betty Beetroot
Did you know? Everybody knows red beetroot, but much less his cousin the white beet grown for sugar production.
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19,90 € In StockBaby Charlotte Carrot
Did you know? The popular expression has it that eating carrots makes pink buttocks. This is true, beta-carotene can give a pink/orange skin.
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19,90 € In StockBaby Pia Green Peas
Did you know ? The green peas is the origin of the first law of genetics with the Austrian monk Mendel who made green peas plant crossing to record changes in size, shape and color of the delicious green balls.
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19,90 € In StockBaby Eric Leek
Did you know? The Roman emperor Nero was nicknamed "porrofage" because every day he consumed leek broth to soften its vocal cords.
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22,00 € In StockGabriel Garlic - rattle
It's not just vampires that hate garlic! In the 14th century, Alphonse, king of Castile, had an order published which ordered knights who ate garlic to stay outside the court!
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24,50 € In StockLucas Fennel - rattle
Breastfeeding women are recommended to eat fennel to stimulate milk production. But beware ladies, eat it raw or cooked! The European Medicines Agency does not recommend the use of products based on seeds or essential oil of fennel during pregnancy and lactation.
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27,50 € In StockMila Peach
Peach is a very old fruit, already cultivated 5 century before our air in Asia. We find back it in Versailles fruit garden of Louis VIX. Where more than thirty varieties were grown there, under evocative names such as "Vénus Nipples"!
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69,00 € Out of stockRichard King Frog - music box
Did you know ? Frog eyes do not only have a classical role of vision, but also serve to feed them. Unable to swallow, their eyes enter their head and push the food into the oral cavity to swallow food more easily. That's why they blink when they swallow something.
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