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More than 50 technological maps for growing various vegetables and herbs. Greenery: Iceberg Lettuce Swiss chard Romaine lettuce Baby Leaf Batavia Lettuce +20 others Microgreens: Onion Rocket salad Watercress Red radishes Mustard +2 others Medicinal herbs: Gynura Rhodiola rosea Marigold Chamomile Nettle Dandelion Melissa officinalis Flowers: Tulip Rose Viola in different colors Pelargonium +-15 varieties Fuchsia +- 10 varieties Violet +- 10 varieties Borago 2 classes Begonia 4 varieties Vegetables Paprika Tomat Cucumbers Radish Cabbage

Saffron Herb Chickpea Panisse, Lightly Grilled Blue Mussel with Crustacean Oil and Preserved Lemon, Curry Aioli

🌿 Herb lovers, listen up! I've discovered a game-changer. Ever wished you could have fresh basil in December? I've been experimenting with food dehydration for years. Here's what I've learned: 1. Dehydrators preserve herbs' flavors perfectly. 2. They're incredibly easy to use. 3. You can store herbs for months, even years. I've tried countless methods. This one's a winner. Imagine adding summer-fresh oregano to your winter stews. Or gifting homemade herb blends for the holidays. What's your go-to herb? Let's chat about preserving it year-round! #FoodPreservation #HerbGardening

Fresh peeled garlic cloves are delicious and used in most cultures throughout the world. We think this fantastic little vegetable deserves its own batch of fun facts! For example, did you know that a garlic clove is actually considered both a vegetable and an herb? Garlic: 21 Fun Facts! To celebrate garlic, here are 21 more interesting facts and uses: 1. #Crops #PlantsSection

I’m often asked the difference between Irish and Icelandic moss. Firstly, neither is actually a moss. Whereas Icelandic moss is actually a lichen, Sea moss, and Irish moss are seaweeds that refer to the same species, Chondrus crispus. However, the usage of these two names has historical, geographical, and cultural differences. Rich in minerals like iron, potassium, and iodine, sea moss promotes thyroid health, boosts immunity, and aids digestion. Plus, it’s a collagen powerhouse, enhancing skin elasticity and promoting joint health. To make your own, soak dried sea moss for up to 72 hours, rinsing well in between. Blend until smooth, and refrigerate. - Once the sea moss gel has gelled, you can customize it to your taste. - Add sweeteners like brown sugar, alternative sugars (agave, maple syrup), or a keto pudding mix packet if you prefer a sweeter or flavored sea moss gel. You can also add it to smoothies, beverages, and desserts, or even use it as a thickening agent in cooking and baking. Power up your path to wellness with this DIY sea moss gel! 🌊💚 #SeaMoss #HolisticLiving #PlantBasedHealth #Mosses #HealthBenefits #Botany #NaturalHealth #Recipes #holisticherbalism #herbalism #icelandicmoss #irishmoss #seamoss #plantfamilies #lichens #collagen #bones #joints #health #selfcare

I’m often asked the difference between Irish and Icelandic moss. Firstly, neither is actually a moss. Whereas Icelandic moss is actually a lichen, Sea moss, and Irish moss are seaweeds that refer to the same species, Chondrus crispus. However, the usage of these two names has historical, geographical, and cultural differences. Rich in minerals like iron, potassium, and iodine, sea moss promotes thyroid health, boosts immunity, and aids digestion. Plus, it’s a collagen powerhouse, enhancing skin elasticity and promoting joint health. To make your own, soak dried sea moss for up to 72 hours, rinsing well in between. Blend until smooth, and refrigerate. - Once the sea moss gel has gelled, you can customize it to your taste. - Add sweeteners like brown sugar, alternative sugars (agave, maple syrup), or a keto pudding mix packet if you prefer a sweeter or flavored sea moss gel. You can also add it to smoothies, beverages, and desserts, or even use it as a thickening agent in cooking and baking. Power up your path to wellness with this DIY sea moss gel! 🌊💚 #SeaMoss #HolisticLiving #PlantBasedHealth #Mosses #HealthBenefits #Botany #NaturalHealth #Recipes #holisticherbalism #herbalism #icelandicmoss #irishmoss #seamoss #plantfamilies #lichens #collagen #bones #joints #health #selfcare

Anise Plant Care Guide: How to Grow Anise Plant A favorite among gardeners, anise is a cherished addition to herb gardens. Here's everything you'll need to cultivate, nurture, and gather seeds from your very own anise plant. #ezsuggest #anise  https://lnkd.in/g5vvZYZ7

Have you made rosehip syrup before? These small, round fruits are usually red or orange, & they form just below the flower petals. They’re a common sight in hedgerows (and here at Salters HQ) during the late summer & autumn months. Not only are they an important food source for wildlife, but they’ve also been harvested for centuries for their medicinal & culinary uses. In our latest blog, we share a few fun facts & a simple recipe for #rosehip syrup. Check it out now. #SaltersEvents #ChefsBlog #Foraging

Looking to get back on track with your eating goals after yesterday's feast? Easy – choose shrimp! #itsreallythatshrimple #shrimpislife Follow us to learn the way of the shrimp. #shrimp #shrimpfarming #aquaculture

🌼 Spotlight on Taraxacum officinale: The Dandelion 🌿 Often dismissed as a pesky weed, the common dandelion is actually a fascinating herbaceous perennial from the daisy family (Asteraceae). While it’s most commonly found in lawns and along roadsides, this plant has some impressive uses! 1️⃣ Leaves: Bitter young leaves can be added to salads for a unique flavor. 2️⃣ Roots: Can be brewed into a coffee-like beverage. 3️⃣ Flowers: Used in herbal medicine and can also be a delightful addition to various dishes. The dandelion's fruit is a cluster of tiny, tufted seeds, often seen blowing in the wind. Embrace this versatile plant and explore its benefits beyond the garden! #Dandelion #TaraxacumOfficinale #HerbalMedicine #EdiblePlants #GardenWisdom