Showing posts with label small fruit. Show all posts
Showing posts with label small fruit. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 21, 2011

Fruit and Vegetable Book: Fruits and Vegetables Encyclopedia

Authors: Luc & Guy Did The Children

The content of the fruit and vegetable plants encyclopedia book does not match that of the website (Fruit ABC),
This special garden book is complete and in its details. Via an index register and its data quickly to find!
Rear is an extensive mailing list where additional information (addresses) on seeds and planting is to obtain.

A standard manuals with extensive cultivation of all known and specific fruit and vegetables, and tasty for successful revenue from small and large gardens. This book has 408 pages and is richly illustrated. The first edition was published in 2004, the second in 2007, the third in January 2009 and the fourth revised edition appeared in 2011 (March).



Practical information on the basics of growing in the soil, greenhouse / conservatory and in pots.

     
Of each fruit and vegetable cultivation is the step by step detail, from sowing or planting through care aspects (fertilization, crop protection, pruning, etc.) until the harvest.

     
Many hundreds of color photos and drawings of all crops, the tools, auxiliary materials and work for a number of things at a glance to clear.

     
Environmental approach by creating and maintaining healthy growth conditions and by selection of disease-tolerant crops.

     
Reports and lists pollination races make the right choice from the very extensive range - a richness and variety that is much larger than fruit and vegetable shops and supermarkets suggest.

     
Besides fruits and vegetables are also taking care of the most important herbs treated.

     
Also in this gardening book: addresses of specialist suppliers of vegetable and fruit plants, plus listings of useful websites.
The Fruit Encyclopedia (3rd edition, 2009) is available again!

     
Last summer 2008, the last copies of the Fruit & Vegetables Encyclopedia (2nd edition) sold. This unique garden encyclopedia has become a standard for edible vegetable and fruit garden.

     
A striking new feature is the "Growing Planner" where you get a clear overview of what you sow, plant and harvest a month.

     
Also new is a comprehensive table of distances for ideal planting fruits and an additional chapter on kiwibes (Actinidia arguta).

     
Through the websites and info Houtwal Vegetables - Fruit ABC is an online support information. Readers can find additional information, questions, comments, and contacts with other gardeners.

    
The Fruit Encyclopedia (4th revised edition, March 2011) is available again!

         
Last winter 2010-2011, the last copies of the Fruit & Vegetables Encyclopedia (3rd edition) sold. This unique garden encyclopedia is a standard for edible vegetable and fruit garden!

         
For most fruit and vegetables were adjusted catalogs.

         
The environment friendly gardening is even more central than in previous versions. Preventing diseases and pests through an appropriate choice of varieties and suitable cultivation measures.

         
Through the websites and newsletters and Vegetables Houtwal Info - Fruit ABC is an online support information. Readers can find additional information, questions, comments, and contacts with other gardeners.

Friday, September 2, 2011

small fruit

Small fruit
Small fruitThe Flandria soft fruit segment contains the following berries:Red and white berries, prickly berries, blackberries, blackcurrants and raspberries.
UseWash the fruit in cold water. Not under running water because the fruit can be damaged. Drain in a colander. then quickly consume or process.Afrissen bunch of currants with a fork, and the berries of the prickly stems removed.Raspberries and blackberries in the crowns only remove it after washing to avoid loss of juice.

Raspberries
AvailableRed berries are available from March until the end of the year. July and August are the peak months.Raspberries are commercially available in the month of April to December. Top supply in the summer months.Spine Berries are available in the months of May through August. The main season is situated in the month of July.Blackberries are supplied from April to December. We know the largest supply in July and August.

Blackberries
StoreFor soft fruit can be purchased only glossy firm fruit. They should not be crushed because the custody than just very short. Store the fruit in the fridge, but spread them out on a plate or dish to a dense packing because of the bruised fruits quickly and can become moldy and rot. Longer storage is of the evil.
NutritionalSoft fruit is rich in dietary fiber and antioxidants, substances that protect the body against cancer.
Kinds of small fruit:Or currants Ribes rubrum
Red and white currants

    
more than 10 fruits per cluster
    
very frequently in fruit size.
    
The bunches are in the same direction.
    
All ripe fruits are uniform.
Blackcurrant

    
more than 5 fruits per truss.
    
very uniform in fruit size.
    
The fruits are placed in one direction.
    
completely free of bruises and rot.
    
All ripe fruits are uniform.
Blackberry

    
are very uniform in fruit size.
    
100% well formed.
    
All fruits have the same color and uniform ripening.
    
are completely free of bruises.
    
very neat presentation, all in the same direction.
Gooseberries grow
Spine Berries

    
very uniform in fruit size.
    
care presentation.
    
completely free of bruises and mold.
    
All ripe fruits are uniform.
Raspberry

    
are intact and undamaged.
    
have been carefully picked or cut.
    
are healthy and free from damage caused by pests or disease.