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Eggplant

Eggplant is a nutritious, versatile vegetable with a glossy, usually purple skin and a mild, slightly bitter flavor. It's often used in casseroles and Mediterranean dishes.

Eggplant seeds – tasty and versatile vegetables

Want to fill your vegetable garden with juicy, flavorful, and healthy eggplant ? At EasySeeds.eu, you'll find a carefully selected range of eggplant seeds , ideal for both novice and experienced gardeners. Eggplant is known for its rich flavor, firm flesh, and versatility in the kitchen . With our seeds, you can easily grow a harvest of eggplant perfect for grilling, baking, stewing, or stuffing .

Why grow eggplant seeds?

Eggplants are popular for their culinary versatility, nutritious properties, and impressive yields . By choosing eggplant seeds , you benefit from:

  • Flavorful harvest: Homegrown eggplant has a full, rich flavor and a soft, creamy texture that enhances any meal.

  • Healthy vegetables: rich in vitamins, minerals and antioxidants , including vitamin C, vitamin K and fibre, a valuable addition to a healthy diet.

  • Versatility in the kitchen: ideal for grilled dishes, ratatouille, curries, casseroles or stuffed aubergines.

  • Various varieties and colors: from classic dark purple eggplants to white, striped, or mini eggplants, for extra variety in your vegetable garden and on your plate.

For every gardener and every garden

Our eggplant seeds are carefully selected for quality, germination rate, and yield . EasySeeds.eu offers clear sowing and growing instructions, so you can easily achieve a successful harvest, whether in the ground, greenhouse, or large pots. Many of our seeds are organic or unprocessed , so you can enjoy pure, healthy eggplant straight from your own garden.

Special selection at EasySeeds.eu

At EasySeeds.eu you will find a wide range of eggplant varieties, including:

  • Classic purple eggplant: firm flesh, suitable for grilling, baking and stewing.

  • Mini and baby eggplants: ideal for compact gardens or pots, fast-growing and productive.

  • White and striped varieties: visually attractive and unique in taste, perfect for culinary variety.

  • Robust and garden-friendly varieties: suitable for both greenhouses and open ground, with a high yield per plant.

Each variety has been selected for ease of growing, high yield and excellent flavour , so you can get the most out of your vegetable garden.

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Enrich your vegetable garden with eggplant seeds from EasySeeds.eu and enjoy a harvest full of fresh, juicy, and flavorful eggplants . Order your seeds easily online today and experience the joy of growing eggplant in your own garden . With EasySeeds.eu, you'll not only grow delicious vegetables, but also a vegetable garden full of color, diversity, and success .

Frequently Asked Questions about Eggplant

1. Is there a difference in taste between the different types of eggplant?

Yes. The classic dark purple eggplant ('Black Beauty') is well-known, but there are also other varieties, such as small, white, or striped eggplants. The taste and texture can vary by variety.

2. Why shouldn't you eat eggplant raw?

Eggplant naturally contains the toxin solanine, which can cause stomach and intestinal problems. This substance is broken down by heating, so eggplant is safe to eat after boiling, baking, or grilling.

3. How do I sow eggplant?

It's best to sow indoors early in the year (January-March). Use a heated seed tray or propagator to provide the seeds with sufficient warmth.
Sow the seeds about half a centimeter deep. Sow one or two seeds per pot. Once they germinate, keep the strongest plant.
Eggplant seeds need warmth to germinate. The ideal temperature is between 20 and 25°C.

4. When can I plant eggplants outside?

Wait to plant out until after the Ice Saints (mid-May) and when there is no longer any risk of night frost. Harden off the plants first by placing them outside during the day.

5. Should I prune eggplant?

Yes, pruning is important. Remove side shoots below the first flower. Some growers limit the number of fruits per plant to produce larger eggplants.
The fruits can make the plant heavy. Supporting it with a stake, spiral stake, or tying it up is recommended.