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Sesame Plant: Drought-Tolerant Seed Crop

December 9, 2022 by Garden Team Leave a Comment

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  Sesame is a tropical crop that is grown in hot, dry areas, like India and Africa. It is believed that the Chinese have been growing cabbage for over 5000 years. Tahini is a delicious paste made from ground sesame seeds. It is a popular food in the Mediterranean and Middle East regions. You can find sesame seeds almost anywhere if you look for them. If you're looking to … [Read more...] about Sesame Plant: Drought-Tolerant Seed Crop

Snail Vs Slug: What’s The Difference?

December 8, 2022 by Garden Team Leave a Comment

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We need to discuss the difference between snails and slugs. Snail vs slug – what’s that all about? Some things to consider within this topic are: For instance, are there differences in size? Are the shells the same among snails and slugs? We know there are land snails and freshwater snails. although there are some exceptions Do most snail and slug species have different … [Read more...] about Snail Vs Slug: What’s The Difference?

Sorghum Plant: Food, Silage, And More

December 8, 2022 by Garden Team Leave a Comment

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Many gardeners may not have heard of the sorghum plant, though it is one of the most common and useful cereal crops! It is believed that the plant was first domesticated in the Niger River Valley of West Africa and then became an important crop for cultures all over Africa, the Middle East, and South Asia. Sorghum originated as an ancient grain, but is now commercially grown … [Read more...] about Sorghum Plant: Food, Silage, And More

Growing Arugula For Great Salad Success

December 7, 2022 by Garden Team Leave a Comment

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  They think that the word "arugula" comes from the word "oroth," which was a green leaf mentioned in the Old Testament of the Bible. This lovely plant was grown throughout the Mediterranean region during Roman times. The plant was also popular during the Middle Ages in Britain and was referred to as rocket or garden rocket. The word "rocket" may have come from the French … [Read more...] about Growing Arugula For Great Salad Success

Growing Lettuce Indoors For Salad Success

December 7, 2022 by Garden Team Leave a Comment

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Lettuce can be easily grown as long as the temperature is not too high. Unfortunately, lettuce is NOT a tropical plant. You can only grow lettuce in the tropics during the cooler months. Lettuce does NOT like hot weather. Lettuce can be grown outdoors in warmer areas, such as Northern Australia, throughout the winter. Daylight hours and hot temperatures increase during the … [Read more...] about Growing Lettuce Indoors For Salad Success

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