Warm-climate gardens can yield fresh winter flavors like ginger and lemongrass, enhancing meals and soothing drinks with simple care.
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Discover this season’s homegrown harvest, gardening updates, and tips for fresh produce during rainy weather.
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Our pear-growing journey faced challenges, but it ultimately led to successful harvests. Improved techniques promise quality yields and opportunities for sustained growth. #LoveHomeGrown
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We are still harvesting two peach varieties, ensuring fruit quality with recycled potato sacks. Mulberry harvesting nears its end while training branches for easier access. Other berries will ripen soon. #LoveHomegrown.
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The Averrhoa carambola, or star fruit, is a tropical fruit with unique star-shaped slices. It can be grown in large pots, needing protection from cold and excessive sun. Harvest in July and August, enjoying the sweet and sour flavour while being mindful of oxalate toxicity. #LoveHomeGrown
Harvesting soft fruits like figs, pawpaws, and guavas during wet, humid weather poses challenges. Freezing is a good preservation method, but an unreliable power supply can lead to waste. Growing varieties with less moisture content and keeping fruits dry can help. Cooking soft fruits into jams or roasting them can also extend their shelf life.
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Harvesting ripe fruits is critical during specific seasons to allow trees to focus on new buds and not diminish fruit quality. As temperatures increase, various fruits such as pomelos, pepinos, and oranges ripen; it’s essential not to leave them too long to avoid drying out. Preferable moments to harvest include morning and evening to avoid overripening.
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