When planting a garden at home,
there is no reason you have to keep only the basics. Growing your own product gives you an excellent opportunity to discover,
harvest and cook with a variety of fruits and vegetables interesting and
exotic. Here are three tips for selecting interesting plant to plant in your
home garden:
(1) Determine whether you need seeds or plants.
(1) Determine whether you need seeds or plants.
Some types of plants will not do
well in your garden, if you start from seed. As kumquat, for
example. Kumquats, which are small fruits that resemble a mini-orange, do not
do well when planted from seeds, like trees do not survive long on their own
roots. Kumquats grow on trees that resemble bushes in appearance, and for most
fruit like this, you will be better to buy a change of your local nursery for
planting seeds in your garden or in a container. When selecting plants at a
nursery, examine the plants carefully to make sure they were well cared for.
All plants must be clearly marked or labeled. If you buy seeds, always buy from
a reputable source. Do not buy cheap seeds from your garden store or at the
local store. Try to avoid the seeds that were produced by Monsanto for seeds
that are produced by small businesses, family and GMO free.
(2) Respect your region.
(2) Respect your region.
Kumquats are not citrus, contrary
to popular belief, and may actually grow well in climates that are cooler than
necessary for citrus trees. Although fruit trees are grown in
warmer regions tend to become increasingly sweet taste. For this reason, the
United States, kumquat are usually grown in warmer areas like Louisiana,
California and Florida. But if you can not push kumquats, there are many other
interesting plants to choose from. If you live in a warm climate, such as South
Florida, you can enjoy a tropical pumpkin culture, called Calabaza. If you live
in the northeast region cool, you can try to plant African eggplant, which is
called Jilo.
(3) Choose seeds and traditional plants.
When it comes to finding
fruits and vegetables that grow well in your garden unusual, inheritances are
definitely your best bet. When planning your garden, look for colors and
shapes of your favorite unusual vegetables such as carrots in shades of yellow
and purple, and white Wonder cucumber, a ghostly version of green favorite.
Heirloom tomato varieties are available in a variety of beautiful colors, like
purple, green, white, orange and yellow. Legacy of sweet watermelon yellow
mountain meat is golden brown.(3) Choose seeds and traditional plants.
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