Fruit

Not all of us have feijoa as a frequent guest on the table. And all because little is known about this berry and for many it is an overseas curiosity. But it turns out that these wonderful fruits have long been grown in Russia. Therefore, you should not deny yourself the pleasure of getting to know an unusual taste. Moreover, the fruits are simply overflowing with vitamins and minerals that will help to put in order the immunity. Let's talk about the beneficial properties and contraindications for the use of this green guest from America in more detail.

Curious gardeners strive to grow on their plots not only domestic types of cherries. For example, the German cultivar Regina is popular throughout Europe. In our gardens, this cherry also shows good results. It is distinguished by frost resistance and excellent fruit quality.

Although the homeland of hazel is Asia Minor, today it can often be found in the center of Europe, the forests of the Caucasus, as well as America and Canada. In recent years, many gardeners have managed to appreciate not only its pronounced decorative properties, but also taste, in which it has no equal. This representative of the birch family laid the foundation for its wide development in the southern regions, where rather large areas were allocated for the cultivation of hazel.

Kiwano is an exotic fruit of African origin that has now become very popular. In another way, it is also called African cucumber or horned melon, since on the surface of this oval-shaped fruit there are thorns in the form of horns. Kiwano is a herbaceous vine of the pumpkin family, the subspecies is a cucumber. Its peel is yellow-orange in color, and the pulp is jelly-like with a tart taste. Such an unusual appearance and shape does not allow it to be confused with any other exotic fruit.

Until recently, the thermophilic apricot plant could only be grown in southern latitudes, which include Kalmykia, Dagestan, Stavropol and Krasnodar Territories. But thanks to the work of breeders, it became possible to grow apricots in the middle lane, and even in the north of Russia. Many gardeners from the Voronezh, Kursk, Tambov and Samara regions are already quite successfully growing crops in their gardens. Some varieties of apricots are also growing successfully in the south of the Moscow region.