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The Olive Tree in Ancient Egypt
Additional Asian Persimmon Varieties
Choosing Melon Varieties for the Garden
Olive Tree in the Middle Ages
Outstanding Asian Persimmon Varieties
Winter Melons
Growing Conditions for Olives
Pruning and Uses for Pears
Astringency in Persimmons
Harvesting Melons
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The Olive Tree in Ancient Egypt
Olive trees were grown from ancient Egypt to Crete. The Egyptian goddess Isis was credited with bringing knowledge of the plant to Egypt.
Additional Asian Persimmon Varieties
Quite a few Asian persimmon varieties are well worth growing. These include Fuyu, Saijo, and others.
Choosing Melon Varieties for the Garden
Choose melon varieties that are suited to your particular growing situation. Factors to consider include the length of the growing season, climate, and disease/insect issues.
Olive Tree in the Middle Ages
The olive tree played a role in human history under the eastern Roman Empire and among Christians
Outstanding Asian Persimmon Varieties
Of the superior Asian persimmon varieties, the following stand out from the crowd.
Winter Melons
Winter melons ripen late in the season and store especially well, sometimes for several months.
Growing Conditions for Olives
Olives are easy to grow so long as they're provided with the right growing conditions. These are suitable for various regions of the U.S.
Pruning and Uses for Pears
Pears are an ancient fruit that can be used for many culinary purposes. The young trees require some pruning and training.
Astringency in Persimmons
There are both astringent and non-astringent persimmons. It is important to know which type you are dealing with before you attempt to use or eat it.
Harvesting Melons
The best time to harvest melons is during the cooler part of the day. The flavor is generally better if these aren't chilled before serving.
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