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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Growing eggplants, or "aubergines" as they are commonly known in Europe, is becoming increasingly popular among gardeners and hobby farmers.
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If you notice signs of late blight on your tomatoes, don’t rush to use chemical treatments. We’ll show you what to do if late blight appears on tomatoes and how to combat it using organic methods in a greenhouse.
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Tomato plants being destroyed by caterpillars is a problem familiar to many gardeners. The tomato moth (also known as the tomato fruitworm) is the most common culprit, with peak activity occurring in mid-summer. In just 20 days of the caterpillar stage, this pest can leave farmers without a harvest.
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The Merlot potato is a variety of German origin. It has recently gained popularity among European farmers and consumers due to its excellent qualities. Although it requires careful watering and fertilization, this variety is now widely cultivated in Central and Western Europe. The tubers stand out with their deep red skin and vibrant yellow flesh.
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There’s nothing quite like digging up smooth, large potatoes in autumn. But growing a bountiful harvest is only half the battle. Properly preparing it for storage is equally important to ensure it lasts until spring without spoilage. One of the most common questions gardeners ask is whether to wash potatoes before storing them. Some worry that doing so could ruin the entire crop.
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Several decades ago, the tomato variety Druzhok was popular among both beginner and experienced gardeners. However, its popularity gradually declined due to reduced yields and pest infestations. Thanks to breeders, an F1 hybrid was developed based on this variety. Now, these tomatoes are more resistant to weather changes, protected from diseases, and delight with their excellent taste.
