Cucumber, borage or borage
Family - borage. Homeland - Asia Minor, the Mediterranean. The plant is easily bred, therefore in the wild it occurs in many regions of Europe and Asia. Perfectly grows and yields in the room....
Read MoreFamily - borage. Homeland - Asia Minor, the Mediterranean. The plant is easily bred, therefore in the wild it occurs in many regions of Europe and Asia. Perfectly grows and yields in the room....
Read MoreFamily - cruciferous. Motherland - the Mediterranean and East Asia. The closest relative of the Peking cabbage. An annual plant, very early in life - from the moment of emergence to the fo...
Read MoreFamily - cruciferous. Motherland - China, India. As a vegetable culture is widespread in India, Indonesia, Japan, China and some other countries in East and South-East Asia. Mustard leaf...
Read MoreFamily - Compositae. Motherland - the countries of Eurasia and North Africa. Its cultural forms are grown to produce alcohol and coffee substitute. In recent years, for the production of tende...
Read MoreFamily - Compositae. The ancestor of salads is considered a compass lettuce, its range is in Western and Southern Europe, the Near East, North Africa, Siberia and Transcaucasia. In culture it ...
Read MoreFamily - cruciferous. Motherland - the countries of North-Eastern and Southern Africa and the Near East. Leaves of watercress contain very valuable for human life substances( 20 - 50 mg% o...
Read MorePeking cabbage ( Brassica pekinensis( Lour.) Rupr) is an annual plant. The family is cruciferous, a plant widespread in China and Japan. In Europe, it was brought in the XVIII century. It is m...
Read MoreFamily - Capuchin. The homeland is tropical America. Plants of nasturtium are mainly annual grasses, there are perennial ones at home. For plants of this family spicy, inherent in all parts of...
Read MoreFamily - mazy. Motherland - Asia. Leaves and petioles of chard are rich in vitamins, proteins and mineral salts, especially calcium, phosphorus and iron. Due to the varied shape and bright...
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