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Sementes Vivas' organic China Aster (Callistephus chinensis) seeds, available at Geocakes, bring an explosion of colour to the garden that lasts from late summer through autumn. Single-petalled, this traditional variety attracts bees and butterflies, and is also recognised for its edible petals, delicate and slightly sweet. A simple choice for anyone looking for a livelier corner of the garden, full of colour and life.
Single-Petal China Aster: An Origin in Beira Baixa
Also known simply as aster or China aster, the single-petal China Aster celebrates the simplicity of the more traditional varieties, predating the hybridisation that produced fuller, double-flowered forms. These seeds reach you through Sementes Vivas, a Geocakes partner based in Idanha-a-Nova, with organic and Demeter (biodynamic farming) certification, sharing the same values of respect for the land and the Naturtejo Geopark's natural cycles.
How to Grow It in Your Garden
Sowing is ideally done in spring, once the risk of frost has passed, in a spot with full sun and well-drained soil. Germination happens within seven to fourteen days, and the first flowers open in late summer, lasting through autumn. Each pack contains 0.5g of seeds, enough for a flowering corner in the garden, in pots or window boxes. The plant reaches 40 to 60 centimetres in height, making it equally good for garden beds or deeper window boxes.
From the Land to the Table: Flowers You Can Eat Too
Beyond their colour, China Aster petals have a mild, slightly sweet flavour, and can accompany salads, decorate desserts or bring colour to summer dishes. Start with just a few petals, to discover the flavour at your own pace, and always make sure the flowers were grown without chemical treatments before bringing them to the table.
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Sementes Vivas' organic Pansy (Viola tricolor) seeds, available at Geocakes, produce small tricolour flowers, delicate and edible, with a mild, slightly sweet flavour. Compact and generously flowering, they're ideal for anyone who wants to bring colour to the garden and the table at the same time.
Organic Pansy: Colour and Flavour from Beira Baixa
The Pansy (Viola tricolor) owes its scientific name to the three colours that usually appear on the same flower - purple, yellow and white - in a combination that varies slightly from plant to plant. These seeds reach you through Sementes Vivas, a Geocakes partner based in Idanha-a-Nova, with organic and Demeter (biodynamic farming) certification, sharing the same values of respect for the land and the Naturtejo Geopark's natural cycles.
How to Grow It in Your Garden
Pansies adapt well to pots, window boxes and courtyard gardens, since they rarely exceed 30 centimetres in height. They prefer full sun or partial shade on warmer days, and well-drained soil rich in organic matter. Each pack contains 0.40g of seeds, enough for several compact, long-flowering plants.
From the Land to the Table: Flowers You Can Eat Too
Pansy petals have a mild, slightly sweet flavour, and are a classic among edible flowers. They can add colour to fruit salads, decorate desserts, give a floral touch to drinks, or surprise in a cold soup. Start with just a few petals at a time, and always make sure the flowers were grown without chemical treatments before bringing them to the table.
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Sementes Vivas' organic Echinacea (Echinacea purpurea) seeds, available at Geocakes, produce a perennial plant with striking purple flowers that can reach 70 cm in height. With long flowering and low maintenance, it's a sure choice for anyone who wants to attract bees, butterflies and birds to the garden, season after season.
Organic Echinacea: A Purple Flower from Beira Baixa
Echinacea purpurea has a long tradition of use in infusions and herbal preparations across Europe, although today it's grown mainly for its ornamental value and its importance to pollinators. These seeds reach you through Sementes Vivas, a Geocakes partner based in Idanha-a-Nova, with organic and Demeter (biodynamic farming) certification, sharing the same values of respect for the land and the Naturtejo Geopark's natural cycles.
How to Grow It in Your Garden
Echinacea grows best in well-drained soil with direct sun exposure, reaching between 40 and 70 centimetres in height. Being a perennial, it doesn't need to be replanted every year: once established, it flowers again the following spring, usually with more vigour. Each pack contains 10g of seeds, enough for several plants in the garden or vegetable patch.
A Magnet for Pollinators
Echinacea's purple flowers and orange centre are a true invitation for bees and butterflies, and its seeds also attract native birds once flowering ends. Leaving them in the garden for longer, without cutting right away, helps extend that relationship with local wildlife, keeping the space livelier all year round.
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Sementes Vivas' organic Marigold (Calendula officinalis) seeds, available at Geocakes, produce vibrant orange flowers, edible and quick to germinate. Easy to grow even for beginner gardeners, they bring colour to the garden and a traditional touch to the kitchen.
Organic Marigold: Colour and Tradition from Beira Baixa
Grown for centuries across Europe, Marigold became known as "the poor man's saffron", from the old habit of using its petals to add colour to rice, soups and broths. Dried petals were also, over time, used to naturally dye fabrics and homemade butters, a custom that still survives in some traditional kitchens. These seeds reach you through Sementes Vivas, a Geocakes partner based in Idanha-a-Nova, with organic and Demeter (biodynamic farming) certification, sharing the same values of respect for the land and the Naturtejo Geopark's natural cycles.
How to Grow It in Your Garden
Sow directly in its final spot, in full sun, and germination is usually quick and reliable, even for someone who has never sown anything before. Marigold adapts well to the Portuguese climate, flowers over several months and needs no complicated care. Each pack contains 10g of seeds, enough for a good flower bed.
From the Land to the Table: Flowers You Can Eat Too
Pick the petals on dry days, preferably in the morning, and use them fresh in salads or dried in rice, soups and homemade teas. It's a simple way to bring to the table the same flower that colours the garden, with a mild, slightly peppery flavour.
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Sementes Vivas' organic Cosmos Mix seeds, available at Geocakes, produce vibrant flowers in shades of purple, pink and white that fill the garden with colour from summer through to autumn. Easy to grow with generous blooms, they're a sure choice for anyone who wants a lively garden with minimal effort.
Cosmos Mix: Abundant Colour in Your Garden
This open-pollinated Cosmos mix brings together shades of purple, pink and white in the same sowing, creating a different floral mosaic each season, since the proportion between colours is never exactly the same from year to year. These seeds reach you through Sementes Vivas, a Geocakes partner based in Idanha-a-Nova, with organic and Demeter (biodynamic farming) certification, sharing the same values of respect for the land and the Naturtejo Geopark's natural cycles.
How to Grow It in Your Garden
Sow after the last frost, once temperatures stay stable, in a spot with full sun. Cosmos adapts well to different soil types, grows quickly and needs no complicated care. Cutting the flowers regularly encourages new buds and extends flowering into autumn. Each pack contains 10g of seeds, enough for a generous area of the garden or for large pots on the balcony.
From the Land to the Table: Flowers You Can Eat Too
Cosmos petals are edible and can add colour to salads and desserts, fresh or dried. Once dried, they also work as a natural colouring for recipes, a simple way to bring into the kitchen the same colour that fills the garden. At the end of summer, leave a few seed heads uncut, so the birds can enjoy the abundance too.
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Organic lemon verbena tea in individual bags, handcrafted in Beira Baixa with hand-selected leaves. An aromatic drink that combines Portuguese herbal tradition with organic certification, offering moments of wellbeing and tranquillity through our region's authentic flavours.
Organic Lemon Verbena Tea from Beira Baixa
This handcrafted tea combines Portuguese herbal tradition with certified organic farming practices. Made by Ervas da Zoe and sold by Geocakes, each bag contains lemon verbena leaves carefully hand-separated, guaranteeing purity and intense aroma.
Originating from the Beira Baixa region, part of the UNESCO Naturtejo Geopark territory, this tea represents traditional know-how applied to sustainable production methods. The 17g of product offers multiple servings of a naturally relaxing drink.
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These Sementes Vivas organic seed balls, available at Geocakes, turn any green corner into a burst of colour. Each of the 6 balls combines an organic floral mix that attracts bees and butterflies, ready to use in gardens or balconies, even with no prior gardening experience.
Organic Seed Balls: Simple, Fun Gardening
Each ball, 2.5 cm in diameter, combines organic substrate, clay powder and an organic floral mix, in a formula designed to protect the seed and make germination easier as soon as it finds water and sun. These seeds reach you through Sementes Vivas, a Geocakes partner based in Idanha-a-Nova, with organic and Demeter (biodynamic farming) certification, sharing the same values of respect for the land and the Naturtejo Geopark's natural cycles.
A Diverse Flower Mix
The mix includes cornflower, cosmos and poppy, among other varieties, which reveal themselves as the plants grow and flower throughout summer. The plants reach between 60 and 100 cm in height, creating a striking visual impact in any green space, from garden to balcony, and a constant meeting point for bees and butterflies. Each box brings together six possible small gardens, each with its own colour balance.
How to Use the Seed Balls
No burying or preparation needed. Just place the balls on the soil, in a spot with good sun exposure, and keep the soil moist until germination. Sowing is best done between January and May, taking advantage of spring for better results, though the box can be kept until then without losing quality.
Why Choose These Seeds
Ervas da Zoe's Pennyroyal Tea Bags combine Beira Baixa's aromatic plant tradition with organic certification. Each individual tea bag preserves hand-selected leaves, offering an authentic experience of flavour and wellbeing, made under organic farming and sold by Geocakes.
Traditional Organic Pennyroyal Tea
This organic pennyroyal tea represents the best of Portuguese herbal tradition. The pennyroyal leaves are carefully selected by Ervas da Zoe's producers, ensuring only the most aromatic parts of the plant reach your individual tea bags.
Made under certified organic farming, this tea preserves all the natural characteristics of pennyroyal, an aromatic plant traditionally valued in Portuguese folk medicine for its digestive and refreshing properties.
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Quality and Controlled Origin
Each pack contains 17g of organic pennyroyal in convenient individual tea bags. The raw material used maintains the same quality standards as loose-leaf herbs, guaranteeing a tea rich in flavour and properties.
These Sementes Vivas organic Colourful Garden seed balls, available at Geocakes, are a simple, fun way to sow seeds as a family. Each of the 6 spheres combines an organic floral mix that transforms, over the summer, into a small garden full of colour and life.
Colourful Garden: Sowing as a Family
No tools or prior experience needed: just place the ball on the soil and water it. That's why these spheres are one of the simplest first contacts a child can have with gardening, watching, week after week, their own flowers grow. These seeds reach you through Sementes Vivas, a Geocakes partner based in Idanha-a-Nova, with organic and Demeter (biodynamic farming) certification, sharing the same values of respect for the land and the Naturtejo Geopark's natural cycles.
An Activity for the Whole Family
The mix includes cornflower, cosmos and poppy, among other varieties, which grow between 60 and 100 cm tall and appear gradually, keeping the curiosity alive throughout the season. It's a good excuse to pull the little ones away from the screen for a few minutes, hands in the soil.
How to Sow with Little Ones
Choose a pot or a sunny corner of the garden, place the balls on the soil without burying them, and water regularly until germination. The ideal sowing period runs from January to May. The clay and organic substrate protect the seed, making the process foolproof, even for a child's first gardening attempts.
Why Choose These Seeds
The Guia Pé Fértil 2026, by Sementes Vivas, is dedicated to growing traditional Portuguese aromatic herbs, with planting techniques and specific care for each region. A special edition combining ancestral wisdom with modern practices, celebrating the varieties that define Portugal's gastronomic and territorial identity. Note: this guide is written in Portuguese.
Traditional Growing of Portuguese Aromatic Herbs
This special edition of the Guia Pé Fértil 2026 explores the aromatic herbs that shape Portugal's culinary and territorial identity, from Beira Baixa's oregano to Alentejo's coriander. Developed by Sementes Vivas, the guide presents techniques adapted to each region's specific climate and soil conditions, celebrating traditional know-how and local biodiversity.
What You'll Find in Each Chapter
Each chapter details planting methods, ideal seasons, specific care and preservation methods, respecting local traditions. It also includes technical data on growth cycles, water needs, soil types and beneficial companion planting in the garden.
A Guide for All Levels
You don't need a garden or prior experience to make the most of this guide. The information is organised practically, designed both for beginners and for those who have grown aromatic herbs for years and want to deepen their regional knowledge.
Why Choose This Guide
Discover Geocakes' authentic organic lemongrass tea, made in Beira Baixa by Ervas da Zoe with premium raw material. Each individual tea bag preserves the genuine flavour of this aromatic plant, grown under certified organic farming, respecting the traditions of the Naturtejo Geopark region.
Authentic Organic Lemongrass Tea
Geocakes' lemongrass tea represents the pure essence of Beira Baixa, handcrafted with certified organic ingredients. Each individual bag contains premium lemongrass, grown according to the traditional methods of the Naturtejo Geopark region.
With double organic certification (production and processing) and the GeoFood seal, this tea guarantees territorial authenticity and sustainability. The practical 17g format, in individual tea bags, preserves the plant's aroma and natural properties.
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Sementes Vivas' organic Giant Sunflower (Helianthus annuus) seeds, available at Geocakes, produce majestic plants that can reach 2 metres in height. With a large dark-brown centre surrounded by golden petals, they're one of the simplest spectacles to grow in any garden or vegetable patch, even for someone who has never planted anything before.
Giant Sunflower: Majesty from Beira Baixa
Each plant develops one large main flower, and may also form a few smaller side flowers depending on growing conditions, soil and spacing between plants. These seeds reach you through Sementes Vivas, a Geocakes partner based in Idanha-a-Nova, with organic and Demeter (biodynamic farming) certification, sharing the same values of respect for the land and the Naturtejo Geopark's natural cycles.
How to Grow It in Your Garden
Sow in full sun with well-drained soil, once the risk of frost has passed. The Giant Sunflower grows quickly and doesn't need complicated care, but benefits from regular watering while it develops and plenty of space for its roots to establish. Each pack contains 5g of seeds, enough for several plants across your garden or vegetable patch.
A Curious Fact About the Sun
While still young, before the flower fully opens, the Giant Sunflower actually follows the sun's movement throughout the day, a phenomenon called heliotropism. After flowering, the flower settles facing east, ready to catch the first rays of sun each morning, and stops moving for the rest of the day.
Why Choose These Seeds
Ervas da Zoe's organic lemon balm tea combines Beira Baixa's traditional know-how with organic certification, offering a genuine moment of calm. Made at the heart of the Naturtejo Geopark, each tea bag preserves the aroma and calming properties of this ancestral herb, grown under certified organic farming.
Certified Organic Lemon Balm Tea
This organic lemon balm tea from Ervas da Zoe represents the essence of the Beira Baixa territory, where herbal traditions meet modern sustainable practices. Made at Sítio da Fonte Nova, in Ladoeiro, each pack contains 17g of pure lemon balm, carefully selected and processed according to organic production standards.
The raw material used maintains the same premium quality as loose-leaf teas, ensuring each individual bag preserves lemon balm's characteristic aroma and relaxing properties. The handcrafted process respects the natural cycles and biodiversity of the Naturtejo Geopark.
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Technical Features
Net weight: 17g | Production method: Certified organic | Origin: Beira Baixa, Portugal
Região da Beira Baixa
O Geopark Naturtejo é um território de paisagens únicas, aldeias históricas e património geológico de relevância internacional, integrado na rede mundial de Geoparques da UNESCO. Um destino onde natureza, cultura e tradição se encontram no coração do Centro de Portugal.
Esta coleção reúne o melhor da terra da Beira Baixa em três formas diferentes: sementes biológicas de flores comestíveis para cultivar em casa, infusões e tisanas para preparar a qualquer hora do dia, e ervas aromáticas secas para dar alma aos pratos de sempre. Tudo nasce do mesmo território, o Geopark Naturtejo, e da mesma filosofia que atravessa toda a gama de produtos biológicos da Geocakes: respeito pelo ciclo natural, sem pressa e sem químicos.
Esta coleção é para quem gosta de ter as mãos na terra, mesmo que seja só um vaso na varanda. As sementes de calêndula, amor-perfeito ou centáurea azul dão o primeiro passo a quem nunca semeou nada, atraem abelhas e borboletas ao jardim, e recompensam com flores que também se comem, em saladas, sopas ou sobremesas. Quem prefere cuidar das abelhas sem plantar pode ainda descobrir o mel silvestre da Beira Baixa, colhido pelos mesmos produtores que respeitam o território. Para quem prefere a chávena ao canteiro, as infusões de cidreira, lúcia-lima ou camomila da Ervas da Zoe trazem o mesmo território, já pronto a beber. E para quem cozinha todos os dias, o tomilho, a segurelha ou a hortelã-da-ribeira em folha seca ajudam a temperar pratos com menos sal e mais sabor.
Comece por perguntar o que procura: plantar, beber ou cozinhar. Se quer ver crescer algo no jardim, opte pelas sementes biológicas e Demeter da Sementes Vivas, todas com indicação da época de sementeira e do tempo de germinação. Se procura um momento de pausa, escolha entre a infusão em saquetas individuais, mais prática para o dia a dia, ou a tisana em blend, pensada para quem gosta de misturas mais elaboradas de várias ervas na mesma chávena. Para a cozinha, as folhas secas em frasco conservam-se durante meses e rendem mais do que parecem, bastando uma pitada para perfumar um caldo ou um assado. Confirme sempre o peso líquido e a validade indicados em cada embalagem, e experimente os cabazes biológicos com vários sabores da região sempre que quiser provar mais do que um produto de uma só vez.
Sim, muitas destas flores, como a calêndula, o amor-perfeito ou a borragem, têm pétalas comestíveis, de sabor suave e por vezes ligeiramente adocicado. Comece sempre por poucas pétalas e confirme que as flores cresceram sem qualquer tratamento químico antes de as levar à mesa.
A infusão em saquetas traz uma só erva, pronta a mergulhar na água quente, prática para o dia a dia. A tisana reúne várias ervas numa mistura pensada para um efeito ou sabor específico, e as folhas secas soltas destinam-se sobretudo à cozinha, para temperar sopas, assados e marinadas.
A certificação biológica garante que não houve fertilizantes nem tratamentos químicos de síntese durante o cultivo. A Demeter vai mais além e certifica ainda práticas de agricultura biodinâmica, que respeitam os ciclos naturais da terra e da própria planta.
Servem perfeitamente para os dois casos. Produtos como o RAIANO, que junta chá e broas de mel numa lata reutilizável, ou os cabazes biológicos com vários sabores da região, são escolhas certas para oferecer, enquanto as embalagens individuais de infusões e ervas se adaptam bem ao consumo diário em casa.