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vegetable gardening in spring
... , Mexican.It is easy to propogate from young rooted shoots (tillers) from the base of the clump. It needs sun and good drainage and average fertility. It is really only suited to warm temperate and warmer climatic zones. It can be grown as a pot or tub plant in temperate zones, as ...
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vegetable gardening in summer
... the common red kidney beans, and the pinto beans favored for Mexican cooking are all Phaseolus ... and plenty of both phosphate and potash. While peas prefer cool weather, a summer sowing can be made in warm temperate and the milder parts of the temperate zone about mid summer, aiming for an Autumn crop. The soil has to be kept moist and well mulched, and ...
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vegetable gardening in winter
... . Under warm temperate climatic conditions winter planted garlic will remain briefly dormant, then develop roots and a shoot. Growth is fairly slow until temperatures warm in spring. In temperate areas, there ... famous Mexican mole sauce. The plants are sturdy, upright, and very productive. 'Thai hot'-tiny, classic, conic, hot chillies borne on a small plant. They are green, and ripen red. And very ...
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The Natural Food Guide to Common Nuts
... modern humans in the temperate zones had a long association with an extensive and highly productive hazelnut food resource. Today, most wild hazels are found in the Mediterranean and the Balkans. Another very ... . In the hot, dry, arid climate of the south western USA and Mexico on the hardiest trees survive. Pinus cembroides, the 'Mexican nut pine' or 'pinyon', is such a tree. This medium ...
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