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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Arosa – a relatively new potato variety. Farmers highly value it for its hardiness, quick adaptation to weather conditions, and resistance to many common potato diseases. In this article, you will find a description of the Arosa potato variety, photos, and cultivation recommendations.
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Apple and carrot juice blend – a concentrated source of nutrients. The flavors of these fruits complement each other perfectly, creating a drink that both adults and children enjoy. For gardeners, it’s also a convenient way to process a bountiful harvest of fruits and root vegetables at home.
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The quality of malt determines the taste, aroma, and color of beer. To brew this hoppy beverage, specific barley varieties are used—each one takes breeders an average of 10 years to develop. Special cultivation techniques ensure optimal grain characteristics.
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“Small, round, and filled with red beads” – that’s how an old European riddle describes the king of fruits. Another name for this celebrated berry is the “apple of paradise” or “grainy apple” – not just any apple, but the very one that led to Adam and Eve’s expulsion from Eden. This refers, of course, to the pomegranate, a true elixir of health. We’ll explain how to eat pomegranate – with or without seeds – and share easy methods to peel its tightly clinging skin.
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The sawfly — the most destructive insect — can reduce the yield of gooseberries and currants by up to 95%. The pale-footed and yellow gooseberry sawflies pose the greatest threat. If you notice the first signs of their activity, immediate action is essential. Learn how to combat sawflies on gooseberries in this article.
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Summer rose cuttings in July – the optimal period for propagating these beautiful plants. Green, fully leafed, and flowering bushes produce abundant young growth and allow you to preserve varietal characteristics. In this article, we will explain in detail whether it is possible to take rose cuttings in summer, which methods gardeners use for rooting cuttings, and how to propagate them in open ground.
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Fertilizing is a crucial step in caring for any flower, including petunias. Without balanced nutrition, the root system develops slowly, and the stems lack the strength to grow. To ensure petunias bloom beautifully in white, red, purple, and pink hues, gardeners use both organic and mineral fertilizers based on nitrogen, potassium, phosphorus, and humic acids. These flowers can be grown in pots, hanging baskets, flower beds, or garden borders. Let’s take a closer look at which fertilizers guarantee lush petunia blooms and the key rules for applying them.
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Petunias are cherished for their rapid growth, beautiful, abundant, and long-lasting blooms. There’s unparalleled joy for a gardener in growing a flower from a tiny seed. Watching a seedling emerge from a speck and transform into a stunning, flowering plant evokes strong emotions and pride in the work accomplished. To achieve this, high-quality planting material is essential. Let’s explore how to collect petunia seeds, when to do it, and the best storage practices.
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