Courges et Potirons Bio
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Les Courges, qui regroupent les Potirons, les Potimarrons et la Courge Musquée sont appréciées pour leur couleur orange, verte ou blanches. Parfois appelées « Citrouille », les courges d’hiver appartiennent à la famille des Cucurbitacées. Jack O’Lantern, Giraumon Turban, Red Kuri… toutes ces variétés bio sont issues de l’agriculture biologique et obtenues sans pesticide ni engrais chimiques. Ce légume-fruit coureur, souvent volumineux, s’installe au potager lorsque les gelées ne sont plus à craindre. Récoltés en automne, ils se conservent bien. Chair et graines fournissent protéines végétales et vitamines pour tout l’hiver.
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