Archive for July 17th, 2009

Celery storage

The celery contains mass of substances useful to an organism, therefore it is expedient to take care of its preservation for the winter. Celery leaves break, braiding, at the basis and co-ordinating them in small bunches, dry in a shade. Celery root crops shake off from the earth, cut off from them roots and put in wooden boxes in a cellar, plentifully pouring their sand. To keep green leaves, a celery it is possible cover with earth in flowerpots and to deliver them on a window. https://igardener.org/

Horse-radish storage

The horse-radish before storage needs to be touched carefully, rejecting the damaged roots and cutting off haulm. Then horse-radish roots dig in in damp sand, pour in a wooden or plywood box. Store a horse-radish at temperature not above 4 degrees of heat. At more heat of storage the horse-radish starts to sprout. https://igardener.org/

Swede storage

The swede intended for a prolonged storage, it is necessary to clean as it is possible later, before approach by a frost – the swede cleaned at this time longer and is better stored. At swede harvesting it is necessary to watch to damaging root crops. Swede haulm cut off near the basis, but do it cautiously not to damage a root crop. A swede clear of the earth and if root crops damp, dry them under a canopy.

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