Anyway, containers allow me to move the plants around if I need to. Some of the peppers seem to do OK with the semi-shade, while others most definitely need as much sun as I can give them. Growing peppers in containers gives me the most options. ...
Fruit-Bearing Plants: Tomatoes, cucumbers, and peppers can be grown in aquaponics systems but may require more attention and space. Other Vegetables: Plants like beans, peas, and radishes can also do well in aquaponics systems, providing a diverse range of produce. 3. Step-by-Step Guide: Bas...
Q: What else do Chefs need to know about Local Food Connection and sourcing local foods? Anna:It’s not an all or nothing thing. You can mix in some local selections, supporting a small or organic farm. They can think of supporting a farm as simple as adding a couple of $15 local ...
Quantity aside, the unique effects of each type need to be evaluated. To give you an idea of their diversity, here is a table of lectins that have been discovered. These 50 are just a sampling of the thousands – perhaps tens of thousands – in our diet, most of which are unknown/uns...
Although some gardeners do not consider potato bugs as pests in the garden and view them well for the soil, they aerate it when the cricket bugs bramble through the soil. These bugs are also great for eating away dead roots and other decaying organic matter in your garden. In the lack of...
'There are dozens of types of peppers which thrive in the often warmer soil of a raised garden bed,' explains Rachel Crow, Homes & Gardens' garden editor. 'When planted in a raised garden bed, these plants often take well and respond with quick growth. 'It is important to use the ri...
finding and retaining skilled kitchen staff can be particularly tough. And when you have that staff, you want to utilize their skills to the best of their ability. With What Chefs Want’s Prep Kitchen, you reduce the need for highly skilled kitchen staff to do small prep tasks and focus ...
to the garden to check on my sugar-snap peas (they finally germinated!), imagine my delight when I also discovered a whole bed of chickweed and dead nettle. These delicious and nutritious wild, edible, perennial and ubiquitous greens had taken over a bed of soil that I had not yet ...
Mediterranean. It is very active. Park your car outside for a night unprotected and you’ll see a fine dusting of black particles in the morning. That is what the mountain folks call the "active fertilization" program. Airborne terroir, perpetually replenishing the soil, makes the wines ...
Dogs have an incredible sense of smell, which means a lot of smells we barely notice will be very strong to them, according to Animal Wise. Perfumes, ammonia-based cleaning products, vinegar, citrus, and chili peppers are among the smells dogs will do their best to avoid.8...