Garden
Grain sorghum is one of the oldest cereals. Today it is one of the five most popular plants in the world, and more and more farmers are looking at it. Culture deserves special attention ...
Basil is a well-known and beloved spice by many. Its various types are added to the first and second courses, salads, confectionery and drinks, used in canning. The rich chemical composition endows the plant with medicinal ...
Seedless watermelon appeared on the tables and garden plots of Russians relatively recently. Unusual varieties of melons attract with convenience in consumption, preparation of desserts and canning. Features of hybrids, rules of growing and care - ...
Buckwheat began to be cultivated about 5 thousand years ago in eastern countries. In Russia, they learned about it in the 7th century, and in Europe - in the 15th century. Slavic name "Greek grain" ...
Broccoli appeared on the tables of the inhabitants of Russia at the end of the 20th century. The population was divided into two categories: those who like this cabbage and those who do not introduce it into their diet. The first group is increasing ...
Do you want to grow an environmentally friendly harvest of cucumbers? Try yeast - an ideal growth accelerator that will give an impetus to plant development, strengthen the root system, and ward off diseases. We will tell you how to fertilize the soil with yeast so as not to ...
Megaton F1 is one of the best Dutch breeding hybrids. Cabbage has immunity to major crop diseases, low pest infestation and frost resistance down to -8 ° C. High yield, fermentability and excellent ...
Kohlrabi is not the most popular variety of cabbage among gardeners. Despite the pleasant, delicate taste, benefits and the possibility of using the vegetable in dietary nutrition, many summer residents do not risk growing it, fearing difficulties ...
Cucumbers stop developing due to diseases and pests, excessive or poor feeding, and for other reasons. This culture is fastidious. One wrong step, and the summer resident will be left without a crop. Consider why cucumbers ...
