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Please submit only sites that contain quality information on vegetables that is largely science based. More general gardening sites dealing with vegetables should be submitted to: Home/Gardens/Plants/Vegetables |
This category mainly contains sites with information on vegetables that will be of interest to the commercial grower, keen gardener and to those who take an interest in the science of vegetables.
Contains sites directly related to the use and culture of asparagus.
This category is for leguminous plants with edible, usually kidney-shaped, seeds in long pods.
This category comprises any cruciferous plants of the genus Brassica, including cabbage, Brussels sprout, kale, cauliflower, broccoli, mustard, rape, kohlrabi, calabrese, sweed and turnip.
This category contains consultants who deal with commercial vegetable growing.
The family of vegetables and fruits that includes cucumber, melons and watermelons, squashes, pumpkins, and gourds.
Sites containing information on the commercial scale cultivation of the eggplant or aubergine.
This category relates to organically grown vegetables.
Sites concerned with the cultivation of 'bell peppers' or 'sweet peppers', the vegetables of the species Capsicum annum.
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Websites with specific information on pests and diseases of vegetable crops. Take note that information may also be found in the category: Home/Gardens/Pest and Disease Control.
This section is devoted to vegetable crops grown under protection, which may be under glass, plastic, or other protection and shading materials.
This category is for sites concerned with the commercial scale cultivation of vegetable crops usually eaten raw, including lettuce, endive, chicory, radish and raddicio. Tomatoes and cucumbers are listed elsewhere.
This category deals with nutritional aspects of growing vegetable crops.
Websites related to the science of tomato cultivation, especially relating to commercial production.
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