Cucamelons

Cucamelons – 1 Odd Food You Can Grow Yourself

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Cucamelons If you're searching to try something new in your vegetable garden this season, perhaps the tiny but mighty cucamelon would be a good fit. Cucamelons ( Melothria scabra) is also called Mexican sour gherkins or...
Winter Melon

Winter Melon And 2 Easy And Delicious Recipes

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Winter Melon The winter melon is available all year, but its peak season is in the summer. The name is a mystery. Bruce Cost's book "Asian Ingredients" explains that the name comes from mature green skin's "waxy,...
Butter Lettuce

Butter Lettuce: Info And 1 Vibrant Recipe

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Butter Or Bibb Lettuce Butter Lettuce, most credit War of 1812 veteran Maj. John Bibb with creating what we call Bibb lettuce around 1870 in his greenhouse in Frankfort, Ky. The small, jade green lettuce was...
Chives

Chives: How To Grow Plus 2 Great Recipes

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Chives The chive (allium schoenprasum) is the smallest of the alliums, the family that includes onions, scallions, leeks, garlic, and shallots. With a mild onion flavor (lighter than scallions or garlic chives), the plant is...
AeroGarden

AeroGarden: 4 Tips For Productive Use

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AeroGarden This indoor "smart" garden requires no growing skills. It is almost entirely automated. That said, AeroGarden costs about $150. That would buy a lot of fresh herbs over three or four months, the amount of time...
Tomatillo

Tomatillo: 1 Delicious Recipe With Tomatillo

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Tomatillo The tomatillo looks like a tomato. It tastes like a tomato that's been sprinkled with lemon juice. Its name means "little tomato" in Spanish. But even though its monikers include the husk tomato, Mexican green...
Green Pumpkins

Green Pumpkins: 1 Epic Pumpkin Recipe

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Green Pumpkins Most likely, it has happened to us all. Your pumpkin vines are ending, and your fruits are not yet turning orange. Are they ripe? Can you eat green pumpkins? Is it possible to eat...
Quinault Strawberries

Quinault Strawberries: 8 Other Delicious Berries

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Quinault Strawberries Quinault strawberries are a cultivar capable of producing two harvests per annum: one in the spring, the early summer, and another in the fall. They are prolific during these two seasons but can also...
rainbow corn

Rainbow Corn: Miracle Glass Gem Seed

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Rainbow Corn Carl Barnes, a half-Cherokee Oklahoma farmer, died in 2016. His life was full of joy. Barnes was determined to connect with his Native American roots, and so he grew a multicolored corn variety,...
Ground Mustard

Ground Mustard: Eye of Newt Mustard Recipe

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Ground Mustard A common ingredient used in witchcraft recipes to make potions and elixirs was the eye of newt. This ancient ingredient was not actual newt eyeballs but a spice commonly known as a ground...