Planting and growing
The choice of variety for planting in the garden is influenced by such characteristics of tomatoes as resistance to the climate in which they will grow, soil tolerance, features of plant care, and the taste of the variety. U...
Surely you know and remember the classic puppet character Parsley. But what is the connection between this doll and the Parsley Gardener tomato variety? It turns out that the variety owes its humorous name to this hero. All because...
Recently, an interesting survey was conducted on the Internet. Gardeners were asked which crop on their site needs the least care. More than half of the respondents answered that it was for peas. It turns out that ...
Beans are a unique plant. It can be used both as a main dish and as a side dish. The beans are canned and added to salads. The calorie content of beans is about 90 kcal per 100 g, in ...
It happens that we sow plants involuntarily - we accidentally drop the seeds on the garden bed, but they grow quite strong and healthy. It would seem that the land is not suitable for a certain type of plant crop, but...
Many people love the Lady Fingers variety of tomatoes and for good reason! These tomatoes have a special taste and aroma, and also perfectly complement any holiday table. In stores, these tomatoes are sold out instantly. To ...
White beans are a healthy and tasty product, especially valuable for people who want to lose weight. In this article we will consider the varietal diversity of this plant, the benefits and harms of white beans. Let's learn how to plant correctly...
Any housewife has many recipes for preparing vegetables for the winter. For example, snacks made from tomatoes in jelly are becoming increasingly popular. This is not surprising, because gelatin is rich in collagen, strengthens hair...
Many breeders are trying to develop tomato varieties that are easy to care for and resistant to pests, but at the same time produce a rich and tasty harvest. There are already such varieties, and one of them is the variety ...
