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You don’t need a big garden to produce a large harvest. Growing high-yield vegetables is an easy way to maximize your growing space. High-yield crops are those that produce the most food per square foot of garden. There are plenty of great books on growing more food with less space, including the recently released book, High-Yield Vegetable Gardening by Colin McCrate and Brad Halm.  I practice high-yield gardening in my own raised bed garden and here are a few of my favourite crops that gi

Introduction to coriander seed germination procedure Coriander can be grown for its leaves or its seeds. A seed variety will produce seed quicker than a leaf type variety but once a plant ‘runs to seed’ it will stop leaf production. If you want coriander leaves for cooking this means you will have a shorter picking time. Coriander plant enjoys a sunny position but appreciates a little shade during the hottest part of the day. Plants will run to seed more quickly if stressed by hot weather so

How to Increase Kitchen Garden Yield: The value and interest in Kitchen Garden among the people is increasing every day. This is primarily due to two reasons: one can get some peace of mind and rejuvenation from their busy lives and get fresh vegetables and other food items for the family without any toxic materials. As a result, the number of people in urban areas opting for a Kitchen Garden is growing. Although getting a kitchen garden is quite popular in village area

The fungus that causes sweet potato stem rot, Fusarium solani, causes both field and storage rot. The rot can affect leaves, stems, and potatoes, creating large and deep lesions that ruin the tubers. You can prevent and control this infection with some simple measures. Sweet Potatoes with Fusarium Rot The signs of a Fusarium infection, also known as root rot or stem rot, may be seen in the plants in your garden or later in the potatoes that you store. Rotting sweet potat