Planting and growing
Leeks are a relatively new crop for Russian gardeners, so questions often arise about its cultivation. One of them is whether leeks can be left in the ground for the winter. We will tell you about the risks...
Celery is one of the most popular products in dietetics. A low-calorie vegetable with a rich chemical composition normalizes the functioning of the digestive, cardiovascular, nervous, genitourinary and immune systems. About the benefits and harms of celery, use in...
The rich harvest of white cabbage collected on the site is a valuable supply of vitamins for the winter. Freezing at a certain temperature and humidity will allow you to preserve the vegetable until the next season and use it for ...
Pickled cucumbers are one of the most popular and delicious winter preparations. The variety of recipes allows you to make it for every taste: soft or crunchy, varying degrees of saltiness, spicy or sweetish. We offer pickling recipes...
Spicy parsley and dill are traditionally added to many dishes. Planting crops from September to November allows you to obtain vitamin-rich and aromatic greens in early spring. When and how to plant parsley and...
Many housewives pickle or pickle cucumbers for the winter. For such preparations, they try to use selected small or medium-sized vegetables. What if the cucumbers in the garden have overgrown and turned yellow? What's wrong with them...
Many gardeners in Siberia are passionate about growing grapes, but the climatic features of the region make adjustments to this process. Breeders develop new frost-resistant varieties every year. However, grapes still need...
Basil is an annual plant that is used in medicine, cooking and cosmetology. It is suitable as a seasoning for soups and salads, and retains a pronounced aroma when frozen or dried. ...
The successful use of wheat as green manure has long been confirmed by practice. It has all the qualities of a green fertilizer - a cheap and effective technology for restoring soil fertility after its active use. What's happened ...
