- nutritious and inexpensive

Chinese cabbage is, as the name indicates, largely cultivated in China, but cultivation in Iceland began around 1975.

-good source of vitamins

Kale is closely related to other types of cabbage, such as head cabbage, Brussel sprout, cauliflower, and broccoli, but also mustard, horseradish, and cress.

-tasty and fresh

Strawberry plants are herbaceous perennial plants. The plants are multiplied with slips and they are usually allowed to grow for one year before they begin forming flowers and berries.

-Sweet and tasty

Among varieties are Sunstream, which resembles peppers in shape, Candy tomatoes have very sweet taste and each cluster has 12 fruits, weighing 20-25 g each.

-where the greenhouses are filled with delicious cherry tomatoes

The couple Birgir Thorsteinson and Margrét Böðvarsdóttir live at the horticultural facility Brún. Where they grow cherry tomatoes.

-with the right flavor

The couple Sigurdís Edda Jóhannesdóttir and Gunnar Þorgeirsson, horticulturist, run the horticultural facility Ártangi in Grímsnes. Where they cultivate  17 varieties of herbs.

-where the potatoes grow

The couple Kristján Gestsson and Anna Guðbergsdóttir cultivate potatoes at the farm Forsæti IV in the Flóahreppur district and have done so since 1970.

-cultivation of lettuce

The horticultural facility Hveratún is located at Laugarás and the couple Magnús Skúlason and Sigurlaug Sigurmundsdóttir cultivate vegetables there.