vikings grew vegetables that grew in the ground in the summer months, because it was too cold to do so in the winter months. The farmers would urinate on their crops to act as fertiliser
A warm weather crop, they grow during spring and summer months.
Ok, during winter you grow what 1 inch in 4 or 5 months? Well, in summer you grow even more. You relax, you don't use your mind so much so your body concentrates on growing. So over 2 months of summer, you may grow between 1.5 and 3.5 inches.
They grow on trees every 9 months,usually in the hot summer.
Absolutely. In a wild and beautiful array.
Tomatoes plantsor seeds are planted in early spring. They grow into the summer months.
The reason to maybe explain why crops in the Arctic grow larger than normal during the summer months is because of warmth. The sun may be making it warmer down there at that time.
One of the most important advantages of the summer season is to grow food. Many of the main food staples are grown during the summer months.
It doesn't matter when it will grow bigger in the spring and/or summer time.
Grow rapidly ! The spring and summer months are the time when plants do the majority of their growing - in preparation of releasing their seeds in autumn, before 'shutting down' in winter.
Sugarcane is grown during the warm months of the year as it needs warm temperatures. It can grow in summer months or year-round in tropical climates.
because the vikings land had flooded and they had no room to grow food and they came to England to live in a place where they can grow with out getting flooded
more hours of daylight