¡¤Long, curled, pepper is medium-hot pepper is deep green, turning to cherry red with maturity. Plentiful fruits are 5 inches long 1 inch thick. 70 days¡¡
¡¤This miniature bottle shaped fruit grows 1 in length, and is used as a container or as decoration after the fruit has dried and the seeds have been re¡¡
¡¤Long Star F1: The fruits are cylindrical, 25-28 cm long, 6 cm in diameter. Firm flesh. Light green color. LanguageOther Names Used or CalledBotanical ¡¡
¡¤Wax Gourd, also called White Gourd, is a fast-growing, long-season, warm-climate vegetable. The plant produces fruits on vines, like the pumpkin on gr¡¡
¡¤Snow Peas are edible podded peas with the best features of snap beans (tender and crispy) and garden peas (sweet and meaty). Young Snow Peas are excel¡¡
¡¤Soil pH - 6.0 - Sow the seeds 1 inch deep, about 6 inches apart, in rows 18 inches apart. Beans do not do well in a wide row planting. They must have ¡¡
¡¤Celery - or Apium graveolens to use its scientific name - is something we usually think of as a salad food. However, the original wild celery had a nu¡¡
¡¤Coriander/Chinese ParsleyLong stem with tender, light green leaves. Very aromatic. Harvest when 8 ~ 10 inches tall. Best growth from 65 ~ 77 F (17 ~ 2¡¡
¡¤Large upright plant with long tender stems. Big, slightly pointed leaves. Dark green color. Strong against Mosaic and Downy mildew. Heat tolerant vari¡¡
¡¤Also known as water convolvulus and swamp cabbage. This leafy vegetable is prolific in many parts of Asia. The leaves are long and pointed and dark gr¡¡
¡¤Among the most nutritious Asian greens, yu choy is also one of the most beautiful to cook with, its tapering green leaves punctuated with bright yello¡¡
¡¤Okra or Ladys FingersOkra, or ladys finger is a flowering plant in the mallow family Malvaceae, originating somewhere near present-day Ethiopia. It wa¡¡
¡¤You can often find many varieties of Chinese vegetables in your local grocery stores, as Chinese cooking and Chinese recipes become more popular. If y¡¡
¡¤Bean sproutsBean sprouts is a generic term for sprouts from any kind of beans. However in Chinese cuisine, it generally refers to either the mung bean¡¡
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