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    Food & Nutrition

    Size matters: how to grow microgreens at home?

    There’s probably no simpler or cheaper way to harvest fresh produce within a week than by growing miniature seedlings o…

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  • Food & Nutrition

    Leafy greens: lettuce and company

    Ranked as the “silver medalist” for mineral content among all vegetables (with spinach taking the top spot), lettuce leads the way in calcium levels. Its exceptional vitamin and mineral profile,…

  • Home & Garden

    FOR FLORICULTURISTS

    Late autumn is fading away. The scent of fallen leaves fills the air, and among them, the last chrysanthemum flower sways proudly. Now is the time to think about which…

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    Plants That Repel Pests

    BLACKCURRANT is often affected by mites, leading to disease and a halt in fruit production. Planting garlic and onions under the bush releases special biologically active substances called phytoncides, which…

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    Compact Garden

    For many years, gardeners have debated which type of orchard is better: standard or dwarf trees. Both have their advantages and disadvantages. My neighbor once complained, “There are pears, but…

  • Home & Garden

    Vegetables on Grape Arbors

    How can you maximize your harvest from a small plot of land? Let’s talk about vertical gardening techniques for tomatoes and cucumbers. Tomatoes. For commercial cultivation, you need varieties that…

  • Home & Garden

    Do You Want a Garden on Your Windowsill?

    First, let’s choose the right vegetables for forcing greens: onions, witloof chicory, parsley, and celery. We plant the bulbs and roots of these crops in a soil mixture in boxes.…

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    Mandarin in the Room

    Dracaena Depending on the source, Dracaena belongs to either the Dracaenaceae or Agavaceae families. This family includes over 150 species of plants, commonly found in the tropical and subtropical regions…

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    For Florists

    The flowerbeds are bursting with color right now, and of course, the care for them continues. It’s time to loosen the soil around the plants, carefully weed out any unwanted…

  • Home & Garden

    How to Plant and Grow Cherry Trees?

    April is the season of playful spring. In the forests, meadows, and gardens, colors scatter like rainbow beads: the blue-yellow coltsfoot, lilac-pink violets, reddish hellebore, golden marsh marigold, and purple-lavender…

  • Home & Garden

    Preparation for Spring Began in Autumn

    In a garden bed that was turned over in the fall, you can expect a bountiful harvest of vegetables the following year. This soil preparation, combined with the addition of…

  • Home & Garden

    How to Harvest Crops on Time

    The leaves are turning crimson, the fruits of winter apple varieties are glowing, and the pears shine with delicate blossoms… It’s a pleasure to admire the fruits of your labor.…

  • Home & Garden

    How to Plant a Tree

    First and foremost, a gardener needs to create a special board with a hole in it. This tool helps to plant a seedling at just the right depth and height.…

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    Plants on the Balcony

    Most homes have balconies that can become a wonderful retreat when adorned with climbing and flowering plants. Caring for such a “garden” is quite simple. Plants should be grown in…

  • Home & Garden

    Korean Chrysanthemums

    I am well acquainted with the characteristics of these flowers. They can be propagated not only by cuttings but also by seeds. In their first year, a plant can produce…

  • Food & Nutrition

    Jerusalem Artichoke

    Jerusalem Artichoke The Jerusalem artichoke, also known as sunchoke, originates from North America, which is where it gets its second name. In Ukraine, it has become popular as both a…

  • Home & Garden

    The Role of Beans in Upbringing

    “Beans are not just a crop; they are also a memory of our childhood, our parents, and the joy we felt growing our first beans. I want our children to…

  • Home & Garden

    Autumn Garden Work

    In community gardens and private plots, there’s a flurry of activity once again. It’s time to prepare storage spaces and containers for long-term fruit storage, gather the harvest, and put…

  • Home & Garden

    How to Determine Soil Quality in Your Garden Plot

    Soil Before diving into the main soil preparation for your designated garden area, it’s essential to consider what plants are currently growing there, as some of them can indicate the…

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    Giant Lemon

    If you see it, you’ll definitely be amazed! This Rossoshian giant grows on a slender branch adorned with dense dark green leaves, standing out beautifully against the green backdrop with…

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    Giant Sunflowers

    [/caption]Have you ever seen a sunflower that has its own name, like a racehorse, a steamboat, or a factory? In the Chinese province of Hubei, there is such a sunflower.…

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    Harvest on the Sand

    You’ve probably realized that just acquiring a garden plot doesn’t guarantee you’ll have a thriving garden. It takes a lot of hard work, especially if the soil is poor and…

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    Lemon Creates a Microclimate

    Seventeen years ago, my family received a small lemon tree as a gift in Pyatigorsk, probably around two or three years old. In its very first year, it produced flowers…

  • Home & Garden

    Rootstock Apple Tree

    Unlike currants, sea buckthorn, roses, and some other berry and ornamental plants, the apple tree is a species that is difficult to root. However, modern misting systems, growth regulators, and…

  • Mind & Life

    The Science of Goodness

    If you were to ask me who contributes the most to the advancement of gardening, who enriches our gardens with new breeds, cultures, and varieties, and who inspires us to…

  • Home & Garden

    The Mysterious Radish

    Last year, I discovered a previously unknown variety of radish that is truly remarkable. In my unheated greenhouse, I grow tomatoes and cucumbers, and early in the spring, I also…

  • Miscellaneous

    Production of Seedling Containers

    Creating Seedling Cups for Your Garden I’m making boxes to hold cups that measure 35×52 cm. Each box can fit 54 cups. I craft them from sheets of film that…

  • Home & Garden

    Nitrate Nitrogen Content in Vegetables

    As the New Year approaches, the days grow longer, and gardeners find themselves busier than ever. It’s time to check seed supplies, purchase any missing varieties, and get to work…

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