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Among the many varieties of apples, Antonovka is most often left for storage. Despite the fact that apples are very tender, it is quite possible to keep them in good condition until spring.

Ranetki belong to the autumn-winter variety and are quite suitable for storage throughout the winter. They are very persistent, so if you follow all the necessary rules, you will be able to protect the apples of paradise until spring.

It’s hard to pass by a beautiful blooming hydrangea without admiring it. Therefore, every summer resident dreams of having such a decoration in his flowerbed, but many fear that the plant will not survive the winter and will die before spring.

Lush lavender blossoms delight the eyes of summer residents from spring to mid-autumn. In order for it to also pleasantly surprise next year and grow even more beautiful, it must be securely hidden from frosty days for the winter.

Handicraft lovers are often interested in the question of how to keep spruce, cedar or pine cones in a presentable condition at home. The fact is that if you preserve them incorrectly, the scales will begin to fall off very soon after collection.

It is quite possible to store valuable beeswax at home. Its shelf life is quite long, but under the wrong conditions it loses its beneficial qualities.

All marmalade lovers must be informed about the storage of this sweetness. Simple rules will help you enjoy the delicate taste of the delicacy throughout the shelf life.

Blackberries tend to spoil quickly, so the rules for storing them at home should not be neglected. This way, it will be possible to enjoy the unique taste of healthy fruits until spring or even until the new harvest.

Many inexperienced flower growers are intimidated by the process of storing chrysanthemums in the winter. Yes, the flower is delicate, moreover, it is southern and loves warmth very much. But if you do not neglect important tips for storing this decorative beauty, in the spring the chrysanthemum will definitely delight you with lush blooms.

It’s a pity, but rarely does anyone manage to buy lemongrass at the market, and besides, the quality of the purchased fruits cannot be compared with freshly picked ones. This is due to the fact that the berries cannot be stored for a long time after harvesting.

Fish and meat balyk is a delicious and expensive dish, so after purchasing it, you want to enjoy its exquisite taste for as long as possible.

Tuberous begonia can be stored in several ways throughout the winter. All of them can provide the necessary conditions to preserve the viability of the tubers of a flowering plant until spring.

Cattle breeders take this issue very seriously, because pulp is a nutritious and healthy feed for livestock. Most often it is prepared in dry form.

Housewives usually do not grow parsnips, but buy them. It is necessary to approach its choice very responsibly, because a high-quality product (without stains, cracks, unripe places, etc.) can be stored much longer.

Pumpkin seeds and sunflower seeds are valued for their rich vitamin composition. It is quite possible to store them at home. You just need to follow a few important guidelines.

When it comes to storing zucchini in winter, it is important to know that late varieties are best suited for this. They can be stored longer than earlier ones.

The shelf life of peas is determined by the species of the plant.Fresh and dry products must be preserved differently. Therefore, several points cannot be neglected when storing peas in one form or another.

You can't help but like the oriental sweets Turkish Delight. They have long gained worldwide fame among sweet tooths. But consumers should remember how best to store it in order to enjoy the exquisite sweet taste of the East for longer.

Before purchasing jamon - an exquisite and delicate delicacy, which is also not at all cheap, you need to find out how to store it correctly in order to feel the unique taste of dry-cured meat longer.

It is no secret that a high-quality product under the right conditions can be preserved better. This rule, of course, also applies to cocoa.