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mulberry fruit

Mulberry fruit comes from mulberry trees, Morus sp., and is related to figs and breadfruit. Many gardeners grow this tree for their leaves, mainly in Asai and North America as they are the only food that silkworms eat. Moreover, the tree carries colorful berries, most commonly in black, white, or red color, that is often […]

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iris flower

Do you know that the tall, beautiful iris flower is named after the Greek goddess who rose rainbows, and comes in a number of magical colors? Despite its divine origin, this stunning flower is rigged, reliable, and easy to grow. Moreover, there are more than 250 species that make up the genus iris. The most […]

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Digital camera 1

As we all know, automation, robotics, and networking are slowly becoming commonplace in many industries. The agricultural sector is no exception. Most of the new cost-effective and sustainable technologies are in great demand today. The digital camera and imaging component are integral to most automated systems. An excellent example is crop cultivation, where vision technology […]

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portulaca grandiflora

There has been a growing popularity of succulents in recent years, and portulaca Grandiflora deserves a place in your landscape. The cheerful flowers of portulaca grandiflora come in an array of pastel and vibrant tropical hues. Moreover, they offer weeks of continuous bloom from summer to frost. These plants are both heat and drought-tolerant, and […]

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petunia flower

One of the most popular flowers you can have in your garden is Petunia Flower. They tend to have exceptional blooms and long flowering periods. Moreover, just like most annuals, they can get leggy by midsummer, so you will want to prune the shoots back to half their length. In most annuals, gardeners tend to […]

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snowdrop flower

Snowdrop flower is a hardy perennial, winter flowering plant. Many times, these flowers are heralded as the first sign of spring. Moreover, snowdrop flowers tend to bloom as early as January and February whatever the weather, they will push through the frozen, snow-covered ground. Though they are popular for their small, white bell-shaped flowers, there […]

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