Planting and growing
When many varieties of cucumbers are grown in regions with an unfavorable climate, the fruits often do not have time to ripen and bring a rich harvest. Recently, in the northern regions of Russia, gardeners have become especially popular...
Skillful housewives don’t know any number of ways to prepare for winter. Salt tomatoes directly in a plastic or enamel bucket? Easily! If you have any doubts, our article will completely dispel them. We detail...
Cucumber is an early-ripening, shade-tolerant, productive crop. Among all their diversity, the Nezhinsky variety stands out, gaining popularity due to its pickling qualities and resistance to diseases. Gardeners without special skills and...
The cucumber hybrid Libelle is known mainly in the European part of Russia. This is one of the most productive crops grown in our country. At the same time, its cultivation does not present any particular difficulties - the main thing is to know...
The article contains important and necessary information about the Phoenix cucumber variety. You will learn about how to grow them, how to protect them from diseases and pests, and how to use the crop. We also offer...
The cucumber hybrid Maryina Roshcha F1 has the qualities that gardeners are looking for in plants for planting on plots. Thanks to its pleasant taste and large number of fruits on the bush, it is especially popular in ...
Melon is a unique product with an incredible aroma and juicy pulp. Multi-seeded pumpkin comes in a variety of shapes and weighs from 200 g to 20 kg. This melon crop has long been known not...
Pepper should be included in the diet of everyone who cares about their health - the elements that make up the vegetable are indispensable for the body. The benefits of pepper will increase if you grow it yourself without using...
Finding quality alcohol on store shelves is not easy. Making alcohol at home guarantees quality, environmental friendliness and safety. The article tells how to prepare real men's drinks - rye moonshine and whiskey. ...
