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You can save the seeds of any plants which are not hybrid and grow them again next year. This will only work well if your plants are heirloom varieties. If the plants are hybrids, some of the seeds will be like the parent plant, but many will not. The best way to save tomato seeds, for example, is to put a very ripe tomato on a bucket covered with hardware cloth. Allow the tomato to rot and rescue the seeds. allow them to dry and save in a plastic bag till planting time next year.
What else can I help you with?
Where do vegetables grow?
A "produce store" sells vegetables, and sometimes fruit too. In large stores, vegetables and fruits are sold in the "produce department".
What is another term for produce?
Do you mean "produce" as in "to make" or "produce" as in fruits and vegetables? Produce as in "to make": Make, form, create. Produce as in fruits and vegetables: fruits and vegetables...can't think of anything else...
What fruits or vegetables produce insulin?
Fiber containing fruits and vegetables
What is produce in the food group?
Produce can either be fruits or vegetables, depending on the kind of produce.
How can I effectively use mesh produce bags?
To effectively use mesh produce bags, simply bring them with you when shopping for fruits and vegetables. Place the produce directly into the bags instead of using plastic bags. This helps reduce plastic waste and allows for easy washing and storing of the produce at home.
Why do you call fruits and vegetables produce?
because gardeners/ farmers produce them?
Do vetctables have seeds?
no If you mean vegetables, most produce external seeds which is why they are classified as vegetables
What is the general term for fruits and vegetables?
Produce
A name for both fruits and vegetables?
Produce.
What is another word for fruits and vegetables?
produce
What type of chemical change makes vegetables spoil?
Bacteria digest the vegetables and produce waste
What fruit and vegetables have spores?
Fruits and vegetables do not typically produce spores; instead, they reproduce through seeds. However, certain fungi, like mushrooms, which are often classified as vegetables in culinary contexts, reproduce via spores. Edible fungi, such as shiitake or portobello mushrooms, are examples of spore-producing organisms. In contrast, traditional fruits and vegetables, like apples or carrots, rely on seeds for reproduction.
