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   Wish you could garden but lack space? Or maybe you want to eat more superfoods? Try microgreens like Cress! It's easy to grow, requires very little space and is a nutritional powerhouse! It's full of vitamins, minerals and is even more nutrient dense than kale! And, the peppery taste makes it a tasty addition to soups, sandwiches, salads and as a garnish. See more
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   Loving this Li Ren variety of Bak Choi! Using it in stir fry’s and as a tortilla replacement for tiny wraps. Get the Li Ren and other delicious Bak Choi at Park Seed. #bakchoi #stirfry #eathealthy See more
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   Rosemary is the highlight of any herb garden! It is wonderfully aromatic and makes any meal better. It looks lovely in pots on your patio or in a kitchen garden. And, its beautiful flowers are highly attractive to bees and other precious pollinators. See more
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   Sunflower sprouts are a nutrition powerhouse! They are loaded with high levels of B vitamins, amino acids, antioxidants, potassium, calcium, magnesium and iron. You can't beat the crunch they add to sandwiches, salads and more! And, sunflower microgreens are so easy to grow! See more
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   How to Grow Eggplant Such beautiful, glossy, bright eggplants are a delicious choice for a vegetable garden. Eggplants are annuals; they love full sun, well-drained, slightly acidic, and fertile soil. Plant eggplant seeds when temperatures reach 60-95 degrees F (15-35 degrees C), and seedlings emerge in 7-10 days. The seeds will remain viаble for about four years when growing eggplant seeds instead of seedlings. It is very convenient to grow seeds indoors, but in a warm and humid region, you can grow seeds directly in the garden. See more
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   Baking with Lavender The aroma of lavender adds a unique aroma and sophistication to the culinary product. However, lavender is antimicrobial, so it is not recommended to use it in yeast bread recipes. Instead, lavender should be added carefully to baking for a great taste. You can add crushed flowers to cookies and cakes, and whole heads can be left in a sugar jar for a week. Another delicious treat is lavender honey, which can be added to pastries or eaten with hot tea. See more
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   "Weeds are flowers too, once you get to know them." A.A. Milne See more
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   Growing tomatoes from tomato seeds is a rewarding experience. With proper care and attention, you can nurture these seeds into thriving plants that yield juicy, flavorful tomatoes. Whether in a garden or on a windowsill, start your tomato adventure today! See more
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   Fertilizing Radish Plants You should apply an all-purpose fertilizer to the soil before planting at the rate of one pound (0.45 kg) of 16-20-0 or 10-10-10 fertilizer per 100 square feet (9 square meters) of soil. First, mix radish fertilizer with 5-10 cm of topsoil, then plant radish seeds 1-2.5 cm deep and water thoroughly. Plant seeds in rows 10 feet (3 m) long, 30.5 cm apart, but can reduce the size for smaller areas. See more
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    Prevention of Kale Diseases To prevent kale diseases, you need to use a prevention program that eliminates most kale diseases in the garden. Use these tips to minimize the risks: water the soil, not the plant, as damp plants are more susceptible to infection. Make sure that soil does not fall on the plants during watering. It would be best to wash tools and shoes before moving from one part of the garden to another because pathogens also move with the soil. If the kale is infected with the disease, you should cut down on high nitrogen fertilizers until the problem is fixed. See more