A Beginner's Guide to Planting Almonds in the Fall
Almond — a unique tree. It boasts a delicate fragrance, beautiful pink-white blossoms, and...
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The variety of vegetable crops is incredibly vast, and the beloved tomato is no exception. Tomatoes were cultivated by the Aztecs as early as 700 BC. In the modern world, there are around 10,000 types of tomatoes, categorized by stem height, ripening time, and culinary use.
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Hybrid sweet peppers have long been popular among gardeners and hobby growers. They stand out due to their improved yield, excellent taste, long shelf life, and resilience to adverse conditions. These are the qualities that define the hybrid pepper Ombrone F1.
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Cherry tomatoes are especially popular due to their vibrant taste and rich nutritional profile, which contains a higher concentration of beneficial compounds and vitamins compared to larger tomatoes. That’s why more and more gardeners are growing these small, flavorful tomatoes in their gardens.
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Few people know that potatoes were once a wild plant that took five thousand years to domesticate successfully. Today, it is a traditional cultivated vegetable grown in almost every garden and allotment.
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After transplanting into the soil, tomato plants begin to grow vigorously. As they develop lush foliage, many varieties require additional care — staking the plants for support. Let’s explore how to properly stake tomatoes in open ground.
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Many European breeders are developing new varieties of potatoes with coloured flesh. The vibrant hues of the flesh and skin are the result of natural pigments. The main advantage of coloured potatoes is their classification as a dietary product.
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Green tomatoes don’t have to be left to ripen in boxes under the sun. You can use them to prepare delicious preserves for winter. There are countless recipes: tomatoes pair wonderfully with herbs, onions, garlic, honey, horseradish, peppers, and even beetroot. Experiment by adding your favorite spices or stuffing them with vegetable mixes.
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Freshly picked vegetables from the garden are incomparable to store-bought ones. But what if you want to grow plants but don’t have a garden or a plot of land? Hydroponics is the answer. With hydroponics, you can grow tomatoes, cucumbers, and other vegetables right at home.
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