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Advice on how to grow vegetables from seed to harvest, care for them, protect them from diseases, and boost harvests. Natural treatments only!

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White eggplant varieties
Caring for eggplant
Vegetable patch with no maintenance

An effortless veggie garden

The Vegetable Patch
Goosefoot leaves, young ones are purple
Different eggplant varieties in a crate
Root parsley
Torino tomato
cardoon
Tomato is a fruit that many think is a vegetable
New varieties of tomatoes produced every year show how important this king of vegetables is for us
Basket with banana legs tomatoes in it
Lacinato kale leaves growing lush and tall
Beefsteak tomato
Chufa roots with groundnuts forming
Saint Pierre tomato
Marmande tomatoes
Indigo rose tomato
Large, green slightly striped primora tomato
Andine cornue tomato growing on a stake
Four roma tomatoes on the vine
Three honey moon tomato
Seedless tomato variety
Brandywine tomato on the plant
Black zebra tomato
Black krim tomato growing on the plant
Pineapple tomato, a large tomato
When and how to prune eggplant
Tomato suckers, keep or remove them
When to harvest tomato
Three green zebra tomatoes
Tips and tricks to get the pruning of your tomato plants right
Steps and guidance to prune a cherry tomato plant like this one
Drought-resistant vegetables
Envelope with tag showing saved tomato seed
Snow pea
arugula
Natural tips for an organic vegetable patch
Parsnip at the market and other heirloom vegetables
Perennial vegetables
Potted bell pepper
Steps to start a vegetable patch
turnip
Mashua harvest

Mashua, the tuber nasturtium

The Vegetable Patch
Chayote vine with fruits
Basella, the indian spinach, leaves and stem
Rocambole, or sand leek, flower containing cloves
Tree onion
Perennial leek
Square-foot vegetable patch
Permaculture gardens require fertilizer and compost
Biodiversity leads to a self-sustaining permaculture garden