Home and Garden 2024, December

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Tin is a popular fruit eaten raw or dried, and can also be roasted and preserved. Tin is produced from the fig tree, and grows well in the southern and western regions of America, as well as the Mediterranean and North Africa, where the climate is pleasant and dry.

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Olives are delicious fruits that grow on olive trees or shrubs. Usually, this fruit is harvested in late summer and has a slightly bitter taste when it is fresh. Traditionally, olives are usually soaked in a brine, or soaked in a mixture of water and salt to remove the bitter taste.

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Pruning the pear tree annually will help stimulate its growth and ability to bear fruit, while protecting the tree from infection. Prune pear trees in winter and remove the oldest branches. Streamline the tree into a beautiful and effective shape to keep the pear beautiful and healthy.

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Cranberry should probably be called the ruby of North America. This lovely little berry has been delighting North American palates for thousands of years. Like blueberries, cranberries are vines. These berries can be harvested in the same way – picking them by hand or scooping up the fruit all at once using a machine.

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If you're like many other homeowners, you may have a fruit tree in your yard to increase the resale value of your home. Although fruit trees are difficult to maintain for some people, proper care can help these plants grow well. In order for your fruit tree to grow well and produce maximum fruit, you should learn how to fertilize it.

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You can save the best tomato seeds/seeds and plant them the following season. If you choose seeds, you will need to pick them from the tastiest and healthiest tomato plants, and you can propagate your own tomato plants over and over again over the years.

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Potatoes are nutritious, carbohydrate, and delicious tubers and are a great source of potassium, fiber, protein, vitamins C and B6, as well as iron. There are so many ways to eat potatoes, but fresh potatoes are always tastier, especially ones that are grown at home.

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Avocados – a smooth, soft, nutrient-dense fruit essential for cooking such as guacamole, can be grown from the seeds that remain after the fruit is eaten. Although avocado trees grown from seed take a long time to bear fruit (sometimes as long as 7-15 years), growing avocado trees is fun and profitable and gives you a tree that looks great.

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Commercial cherries are grown by grafting so the grower knows the variety of fruit to be obtained. Grafting is done because the cherries grown from seeds produce bitter fruit. Growing cherries can be a great project for home gardeners and those looking for houseplants.

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Radishes are plants that ripen very quickly (with some types of radishes taking as little as 3 weeks from seed to harvest). This plant is a very hardy plant, and also requires very little land in your garden. The slightly spicy taste of horseradish will add flavor to soups and salads.

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Chayote is a perennial vine that produces pear-shaped, pumpkin-like fruit. Chayote is easy to grow in most environments, but thrives in tropical climates. To get started, plant pumpkin sprouts at the end of the rainy season. After sprouting, take them to a bright spot that gets plenty of outdoor sun exposure.

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Sorrel is a lettuce-like plant with arrow-shaped leaves. It tastes fresh, has a lemon flavor so it will make your salad more delicious and can also be processed into thick soup. If you're growing it in your garden, sorrel is a tough plant that doesn't require much care, just water and weed.

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Bell peppers require very little care to grow well. The hard work required to grow them indoors is no more than the hard work required to care for them outdoors. Keeping the plants moist and warm enough is the toughest challenge. However, adequate conditions are not too difficult to create, as long as you know what the peppers need.

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Cucumbers can be a little difficult to grow in pots as their growth requires vertical space. However, this can still be done if you choose a cucumber variety that is not too tall, and supports its vertical growth by providing support posts. Fertile soil that is warm and always kept moist is also an important aspect of caring for cucumber plants in pots.

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Fragrant, wrinkled sweet peas give any garden a whimsical touch. Sweet pea has curly tendrils that allow it to climb over fences and trellises, creating a magical feel. Sweet peas are easy to grow in many climates with sufficient preparation for the growing season.

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Growing your own vegetables is a great way to save money, spend time outdoors, exercise and eat fresh and delicious vegetables! You can grow your own vegetables in your backyard, but if you don't have enough space, you can also grow vegetables in containers stored on your front porch or deck.

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Tomatoes are delicious, juicy, and healthy fruits that are rich in vitamins C, K, A, as well as several other minerals and nutrients. Tomatoes are also often chosen by gardeners for planting in the backyard, and you can grow them in gardens or pots.

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Carrots were first grown in the foothills of Afghanistan. When carrots appeared in Europe around the 12th century, they tended to grow in bright colors like red, yellow, orange, purple, and white. Carrots come from the Umbelliferae (flowering plant) family, they have similarities with parsley, celery, radishes, and fennel.

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Beetroot (often referred to colloquially as, "beets," or beta vulgaris) is a sweet, healthy vegetable rich in antioxidants. The antioxidants in beetroot, contained in the red pigment of the beetroot itself, work to prevent cancer and protect the liver.

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The blanching technique is an effective way to bring out the flavors, make the spinach color fresher, and soften the texture. When learning how to blanch spinach, you will need to prepare several bunches of spinach because during the process, one bunch of spinach will only result in a small amount of boiled spinach.

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Zucchini or also known as Japanese cucumber is a vegetable that looks like a pumpkin or eggplant. Growing zucchini is very easy, so this plant is an ideal type of vegetable to be planted to encourage children to do gardening activities. The zucchini's fast harvest time-shortly after planting-provides a sensation for young farmers.

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Butternut squash is a seasonal produce. You can use it to make delicious stir-fries, soups, and stews. Whether you're growing them yourself in your garden or buying them at the convenience store for the first time, choosing a ripe pumpkin can be difficult at times.

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Lotus is generally preferred as an ornamental plant, but sometimes the lotus population in ponds or lakes can explode. If more than half of the water is covered with lotus, then you have a problem. The lotus can be removed manually or chemically, but both methods can be time consuming.

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Turnips are actually quite easy to harvest and the problem only arises if a turnip is left in the soil too long after it is ripe. However, if the radishes are left in the soil past their maturity, you can still harvest the seeds later. Step Part 1 of 2:

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Tomato plants that are tied to a turquoise will generally grow healthier and the tomatoes will be easier to pick. Untied plants will grow vines above the soil surface, making plants tangle together, fruit rot, and tomatoes more susceptible to disease.

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Radishes are easy to care for and can usually be harvested after 5 to 10 weeks, and you can harvest the roots or leaves. Start by selecting seeds and plan to plant turnips in the spring or fall for those of you who live in a country with 4 seasons.

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Mustard is a spinach-like plant used in salads, and its seeds can be used to make mustard powder and spices. Mustard greens can have a sharp or mild taste. This plant grows in a cool climate. Step Part 1 of 2: Growing Mustard Step 1.

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After planting and raising corn in the field, the next step is harvesting. Harvesting corn can be done quickly and easily once the tufts have turned brown and the seeds are ripe. After picking and removing the husks with the proper technique, you can store the corn by freezing, canning, or drying it.

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If you're going on vacation to North America and are planning to explore the country's great outdoors, chances are you'll find a variety of berries. So, how to recognize berries that are safe for consumption? Start by learning about the various dangerous berry species.

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The cage is an effective tool for growing tomatoes and enjoying their delicious harvest. You can cage tomatoes by purchasing or making sturdy cages and fitting them properly around the plant. Once the cage is in place, all you have to do is tend the plant occasionally and wait for it to produce tomatoes that are ripe enough to pick.

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Growing onions in water is a great way to make the most of kitchen scraps. In addition, you can involve the children to do this so that they will also learn about vegetables. With this method, you can clearly observe the progress at any time.

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Brussels sprouts are cold, slow-growing plants that can survive frosts. This vegetable, often grown for harvest in late fall, takes 80 to 100 days from seed transfer to harvest with the best temperature for growing is between 7 and 23°C. Step Method 1 of 3:

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Growing chilies from seed is very easy and fun. Allow the chili seeds to germinate in a consistently warm place and use a light compost to make the seeds germinate quickly. Carefully transfer the saplings to small pots, keep them warm, and water regularly.

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There's nothing better than just one potato, when you have more of it. Potatoes are delicious, multifunctional, and quite easy to grow. All you have to do is plant the potato tubers in a sunny yard, or in a large pot that can be placed on the back deck.

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A popular vegetable in Germany and India, kohlrabi, derived from the words kohl meaning cabbage, and rübe meaning turnip in German, is a crunchy and versatile vegetable, just as its name suggests. This hardy perennial is easy to grow in temperate climates, so it can be a unique and delicious plant in anyone's garden.

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Finding the right soil pH (acidity) is an important step in maintaining plant health. The appropriate soil pH value determines how efficiently plants absorb nutrients. In order to adjust the pH of the soil, you must determine what changes to make.

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Bell peppers (Capsicum annuum) make a delicious addition to any dish. If you or your family eat a lot of peppers, consider growing your own. You can grow peppers from seed or buy seedlings. Either way, you'll have some delicious, hand-grown peppers to be proud of.

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Chickpeas have a long growing season. This plant takes up to 100 days from planting to reach its harvest season. This plant is actually easy to care for as long as you take care of the roots and don't over-water. Step Method 1 of 4:

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Growing your own vegetable garden is a rewarding experience that will allow you to save money while creating a beautiful space in your yard. If you work close to the yard with the effort required to grow your own tasty vegetables, you will find great satisfaction in picking your brightly colored vegetables and enjoying them for dinner.

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Peas are known as horse peas, peas, Windsor beans, and the most famous name is fava beans (vicia faba). Peas are plants that have flowers, a type of shrub that bears pods or legumes which, if traced, comes from the western part of the Asian continent.