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  1. Ethiopian Kale

    Brassica carinata originated in the East African plain, particularly Ethiopia. The young, tender leaves and stem tips may be eaten raw in salads. Older leaves and stouter stem portions are cooked and eaten as a dark green leafy vegetable. The flowering stalks may also be cooked and eaten....
    Garden Vegetables Leafy Vegetables

  2. Home Vegetable Gardening in El Salvador

    1964-01-01 The following report of vegetable growing in El Salvador in a composit report of those volunteers that have had projects in home gardening. It is meant to be used as a guide for future projects with the desire that what we have learned may be used to advantage by future volunteers. Much work...
    Garden Vegetables El Salvador Vegetable gardening

  3. Garden Way's Joy of Gardening

    1982-01-01 Full of useful tips and practical garden wisdom, this straightforward guide shows you everything you need to know to grow a more bountiful harvest with less work. Stressing the utility of raised beds and wide rows, gardening expert Dick Raymond shares his time-tested techniques for preparing the...
    Garden Vegetables Vegetable gardening

  4. Cushaw Pumpkin

    Cushaw pumpkins are a herbaceous, vining, winter squash grown for the edible flesh and seeds. Flowers and tender shoots are also edible. The seeds are high in oil and protein and can be eaten roasted or ground up for an ingredient in sauces. The flesh is eaten as a vegetable and can be used in...
    Garden Vegetables Squash and Gourds ...

  5. The New Gardener

    1995-01-01 For the first-time gardener, or for those simply dissatisfied with what they see in their back yard, this practical guide offers solutions to the basic questions gardeners ask. Introductionary sections lay the groundwork for change; the major part of the book is based around 40 step-by-step...
    Sustainable Agricu... Vegetable gardening Garden Vegetables Ornamental Plants Landscape Design Gardening

  6. Learning to Grow All Your Own Food

    1991-01-06 This booklet grew out of a one day workshop. By learning to raise compost crops, diet crops and income crops in a 100 square foot bed, you can begin to understand what you will need to know in order to grow food for your diet, crops for a modest income, and the compost material to keep the soil...
    Educational Resources Sustainability Garden Vegetables Organic gardening

  7. Okra

    Kek enfomasyon fè kwè gombo soti nan Afrik-Les, li byen posib se Etyopi. Konsa, vwayajè mennen li nan nò Afrik, Mwayen oriyan, epi zon Sid Ewop ak End; nan mitan 17èm syèk li rive nouvo mond. Yo sevi gombo pou anpil bagay. Moun fè jaden gombo espesyalman pou rekolte fwi li (kapsil) yo san rèk,...
    Garden Vegetables

  8. Inca Nut

    Inca nut is a semi-woody, vining perennial plant in the Euphorbiaceae family native to the high altitude rain forests of the Andes in South America. It is grown for the large seed and seed oil, used in cooking. Raw seeds are inediblebut roasting after shelling makes them palatable. The viscous...
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  9. Sweet Pepper

    Capsicum annuum is divided into groups depending on the shape of the fruit; cherry peppers, cone peppers, red cone peppers, sweet bell peppers, and chili and cayenne peppers. These peppers can be pungent (hot) or non-pungent (mild or sweet). Plants are typically grown as an annual in temperate...
    Garden Vegetables