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Nutrition facts: Blueberries – how they improve your brain work
Lots of fruits and berries contain many vitamins and nutrients that can boost your health a lot. Meanwhile, some fruits like blueberries can benefit not only your health, but also your brain work.
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Blackberries: How to Grow
Blackberries produce especially sweet and large berries in the sun. Blackberries grow best in fertile, sometimes sandy, moist soils.
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Cherries: Health Benefits – You Didn't Know About It
Cherries contain many nutrients such as iron, manganese, zinc, potassium, and beta-carotene, which helps reduce the risk of heart disease.
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Yoshta: How to Grow
To grow yoshta, a sunny, spacious place is required: over time, the bush grows greatly.
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Gooseberries: How to Grow
Plant gooseberries on a hill or plain that receives plenty of sunlight. Nevertheless, at the same time, the site must be well protected from cold winds, and the soil must have low or neutral acidity.
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Watermelon: Health Benefits - You Didn't Know About It
Like all berries and fruits, watermelon is best consumed in the first half of the day, before 16:00-17:00, and as a dessert - at the end of the main meal.
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Gardening tips: Beautiful, but harmful – don't eat these berries
If you love growing decorative plants, then you have to be careful with what you grow, because some of these plants can be quite harmful. For instance, if you have small kids or pets, then you should be careful with plants that have poisonous berries.
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Gardening tips: Transplanting raspberry plants
Lots of gardeners easily transplant seedlings and houseplants, but it also works with bigger plants. For instance, big and healthy raspberry plants can be transplanted and moved to another place.
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Blueberries: Health Benefits
The unique taste of blueberries cannot be confused with anything else. We love these large and juicy berries for their soft sweetness with a barely noticeable sourness. It is often compared to blueberries due to its visual similarity. However, blueberries have a brighter and tart taste with a characteristic sourness.
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Mulberries: Health Benefits
Mulberries have a strong, pleasant aroma and a very sweet, almost cloying taste.
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Gardening Secrets: How to Grow Viburnum
It grows quickly, reaching a height of up to 4 m and a diameter of 3 m. The peak of plant development occurs in the 8th year after planting. The leaves are 3-5 lobed, rich green, red-orange in autumn. It blooms for a month in mid-May and early June.
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Fruits becoming sweeter after cold: Know more about your plants
Some fruits and berries are naturally sour, but they magically become sweeter after cold days or nights. People have been knowing it for centuries, but have you ever wondered why that happens?
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Raspberries: Health Benefits
Raspberries are one of the richest sources of fiber in whole foods, with 6.5 grams for every 100 grams (about 3/4 cup).
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Dogwood: Health Benefits
From berry to berry and from variety to variety, dogwood can differ in sweetness. But roughly its taste can be described as follows: something between wild plum, cranberry and currant. Dogwood is tart, with character, but an interesting bouquet, and the aftertaste is always different from the first impression.
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Blackcurrant: Health Benefits
The berries are large (average weight - 1.4 g), black, round in shape, with dense skin and dry tear-off. The taste is sweet and sour, pleasant, the flesh is juicy.
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Nutritionist's Explanation: Why Lingonberries Are Beneficial
Lingonberries taste sweet and sour, sometimes with a slight bitterness. Lingonberries are much sweeter and more tender than cranberries.
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Mulberry: Growing and Care
Mulberries begin to bear fruit in the 3rd or 4th year, but the berries are small. They become larger when the tree reaches 8-9 years of age. The bark of the trunk is brown, fissured, young branches are grayish-green or brownish, pubescent at the ends.
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Gardening Secrets: How to Grow Irga
Height is 3-8 m, on average up to 5 m. By the age of 40, the Canadian serviceberry becomes about 6 m tall and 7-8 m wide. Grows quickly (20-25 cm/year in height and width).
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Gardening Secrets: How to Grow Blueberries
Blueberries should be planted in a sunny place, well lit throughout the day. Blueberries begin to bear fruit in the second or third year after planting.
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Sea Buckthorn: Growing and Care
Not everyone knows that sea buckthorn is a dioecious plant. In addition, if you plant one tree, it is unlikely that you will be able to wait for the harvest. To form ovaries, a female and a male plant are planted. The berries ripen on the female plant, the male crop is planted in close proximity for pollination.
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