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Just about every garden is capable of giving you produce. Here you will find a library of plant and recipe resources to help you grow your own produce and then take it to the table for consumption throughout the year.
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Strawberries - From Garden to Plate
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Gardening Snippets from Pinterest. Featured Books - Bulgarian Cooking. Losing the Plot Blog. Strawberries are full of Ellagic Acid, which can help fight some forms of cancer. There are three basic types of Strawberries, Alpine, Summer and Perpetuals. Alpine Strawberries produce a small crop of delicate berries, Summer Strawberries produce a heavy crop over a 3-4 week period in summer and Perpetuals produce in Midsummer and Mid-Autumn. Plant on a small mound with crown at ground level. A surprisingly easy...
Herbs - From Garden to Plate
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Gardening Snippets from Pinterest. Featured Books - Bulgarian Cooking. Losing the Plot Blog. The greatest fine art of the future will be the making of a comfortable living from a small piece of land. Mints grow well in most soils but it is an invasive perennial so you do need to keep it under control. It prefers shaded sites if it can get them. A biennial herb that prefers moist, fertile soil. Grow plants 20-30cm apart. A hardy perennial it needs a light free draining soil and sunny position.
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Gardening Snippets from Pinterest. Featured Books - Bulgarian Cooking. Losing the Plot Blog. The Emperor Nero supposedly ate leeks every day to make his voice stronger. Leeks are one of the hardiest winter vegetables and have long cropping seasons spanning from early autumn, through the winter and into the late spring of the following year. Earlies take 28 weeks from sowing to harvest and lates need up to 40 weeks to mature. They prefer light, loamy soil. 8203;Good Varieties to Grow. Create a free website.
Cabbage - From Garden to Plate
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Gardening Snippets from Pinterest. Featured Books - Bulgarian Cooking. Losing the Plot Blog. Cabbage juice is known to help with ulcers and stomach cancer. There are many types of cabbage but they are all cultivated in pretty much the same way. The soil should be slightly alkaline to discourage a disease called club foot so apply lime if necessary. Transplant the seedlings at the fourth true leaf stage into rows of about 30cm apart with 45cm between the plants. Good Varieties to Grow. Losing the Plot Blog.
Potatoes - From Garden to Plate
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Gardening Snippets from Pinterest. Featured Books - Bulgarian Cooking. Losing the Plot Blog. The potato was the first vegetable to be grown in space (in 1995). There are 3 potato seasons, Earlies, Main Crop and Second Earlies. Planting can commence from mid spring onwards, finishing with the maincrop tubers by early to midsummer. Plant tubers 40cm apart in rows 60cm apart. When the flowers on the plant start to open the potatoes are ready to harvest by easing out with a fork. 8203;Good Varieties to Grow.
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Gardening Snippets from Pinterest. Featured Books - Bulgarian Cooking. Losing the Plot Blog. Just about every garden is capable of feeding you. here you will find a library of resources to help you grow your own produce and then take it to the table for consumption. If you have a garden and a library you have everything you need. Here you will find basic planting instructions for popular fruit and veg as well as for some surprises. Please let me know when you publish a new title. Create a free website.
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