Planting and growing
The grape prefers warm and well-lit garden plots, belongs to the southern crops and shows the highest yield in the south of the country. However, this does not mean that in the middle lane it does not ...
In order for the cabbage heads to be large and large, you need to plant the seedlings on time and choose the right place for the vegetable. But it so happens that the heads of cabbage are not tied. To rectify the situation, you need to find the reason ...
Despite the huge range of flowering plants, the popularity of roses is not diminishing. This noble flower is good both in bouquets and in flower beds, so many gardeners try to grow and propagate it on their own. ...
Cabbage is a cruciferous vegetable that requires proper cultivation. To get a rich harvest with large and strong heads of cabbage, first determine the scheme and time of planting, the rules for watering and feeding. ...
Buckwheat is often grown in our latitudes. This is beneficial, given the yield of the crop and the cost of cereals ー it is 2-3 times more expensive than most cereals. The plant itself is a tall reddish stem ...
Science describes wheat as a herbaceous plant with a height of 30 cm to 1.5 m with an inflorescence-spike up to 30 cm long and many more scientific terms that few people understand. But if you give ...
The share of agriculture in world GDP reaches 3%, so it can be safely called an important economic support. Cereals are massively grown all over the world, and wheat is considered the leader in production, because ...
To get a rich harvest of gooseberries every year, it is important to regularly feed the shrubs with fertilizers. Organic - for the growth of fruits, mineral - for the growth of green mass and protection from diseases and pests. Over the summer gooseberries ...
Cauliflower has gained popularity among gardeners due to its pleasant taste, rich chemical composition, high nutritional value and hypoallergenicity. This is a very capricious culture, but subject to agrotechnical requirements, even novice vegetable growers can do it ...
