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At California Spring Trials 2025, the Greenhouse Grower team visited Hem Genetics to view the breeder’s new Digitalis DiBella series.
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In the last of a four-part series, find out which operations ranked between #25 and #1 on Greenhouse Grower’s 2025 Top 100 Growers list.
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Spring is herb season, confirms Ahmed Bouklata, a specialist herb supplier at Cologne Wholesale Market. “We can already offer certain cut herbs such as curly parsley and chives from regional cultivation. For most items, however, we are still dependent on imports from Spain and Italy or air freight from…
Vegetables by Bayer is excited about the prospects in their tomato pipeline with new developments in Beef, TOV, Roma, Cocktails and rootstock tomato segments that boast multi-stacked ToBRFV resistant gene technology. Growers, customers and buyers are invited to explore these up-and-coming varieties…
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Driscoll’s has filed a protective appeal challenging the recent summary judgment ruling by the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District in favor of California Berry Cultivars (CBC). This appeal reaffirms Driscoll’s commitment to defending its intellectual property, including the patented strawberry…
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Retail has rarely been as tough, says Tesco chief: Grocer battered by rising costs and red tapeTesco’s boss has warned retail has ‘rarely been as tough’ as it is battered by rising costs and red tape at home and crises overseas. Speaking at the World Retail Congress, Ken Murphy pointed to mounting pressures from rising energy…
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To accelerate international horticulture projects, the Netherlands Enterprise Agency (RVO), Invest International, and Dutch Greenhouse Delta (DGD) have joined forces. On 14 May, the three parties formalized their collaboration by uniting three puzzle pieces as a symbol of their shared ambition: to…
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Im looking for recipes to eat the dandelions in my lawn. I’ve never tried them before but I know there’s a wide variety of recipes out there and I wanna try some out! The problem is, I don’t have many ingredients at my house (money’s been tight this month) but I know the longer I keep the dandelions the more bitter they will get.
There’s all kinds of blooms all over my lawn, and it’s the first of the season, so from what I’ve read, that’s the best time to harvest the blooms.
I’ve been thinking of making a syrup with the blooms (I don’t have pectin so I can’t make a jelly) but I don’t know what to make with the leaves and roots, if anything? They might be bitter by now? I don’t know
Any ideas? Also please lmk if they would be bitter by now! I’d rather not put in all the effort for it to come out nasty. Thanks!
TL:DR – I want recipes for dandelions, specifically for the leaves and roots. Im concerned about bitterness, though, especially since the flowers have already bloomed, and idk if the leaves are too bitter now. Looking for ideas on how to use all parts of the dandelion without bitterness.
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The South Florida Sun Sentinel recently published its 2025 South Florida Top Workplaces winners list, which included Costa Farms.
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