In Ukraine, named a vegetable that can replace potatoes

Published 2020년 12월 14일

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The article introduces 'Giant Prague' celery, a less known vegetable in Ukraine but bred in Germany around 1871 and popularized in France and the US. This celery variety is ideal for stews and soups, and its seeds can be collected for annual cultivation. It is a cool weather plant that requires a long growing season and regular watering. The first crop is obtained when the roots are 10 cm in diameter, and the plant can be stored for up to six months. 'Giant Prague' celery also has specific planting and growing requirements, and certain plants can enhance its growth while others can inhibit it. The article also suggests storing and preparing the celery for consumption.

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An almost unknown vegetable in Ukraine - celery "Giant Prague" - was bred in about 1871 in Germany, and later became popular in France and the United States, although to this day the general public is known less than ordinary celery. This was reported by agroxxi. Celery "Giant Prague" was bred around 1871 in Germany, and then the vegetable became popular in France and the United States, although to this day the general public knows less than ordinary celery. Giant Prague celery is ideal for stews and soups. The French grind the root and serve as a salad with mayonnaise. In addition, unlike ordinary celery, this giant lasts a long time. Since the Prague giant belongs to the varieties of open pollination, it means that you can collect seeds from your plants, and they will grow year after year and yield according to the type, the report said. Giant Prague celery is a plant of cool weather. Since it takes four months from germination to harvest, it makes sense to provide a fairly long ...

Source: Agroconf