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It is our absolute delight to share our knowledge on how to grow pineapple from top with our readers. As a gardener, be it fulltime or as a leisure activity. Having an all round knowledge of how to grow pineapple from top, otherwise known as the crown at your fingertips is necessary. Proper planting of […]
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The Avocado Pear is very popular and can identified with different names which include: Preferred Botanical Name: Persea Americana Preferred Common Name: Avocado pear Local Common Name: Ibibio: Eben Mbakara , among others About Avocado Pear Persea Americana is the botanical name of avocado pear. It is a perennial plant believed to have originated in
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Banana can be addressed by its: Preferred Botanical Name: Musa Acuminata Preferred Common Name: Banana Local Common Name: Ibibio: Mburo Yoruba: Ogede It also have different names according to the tribes and language Origin Of Banana Musa Acuminata, commonly known as banana, is a large herbaceous flowering plant in the genus Musa. Bananas are indigenous
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Beans (Cowpea) interchangeably referred to, also scientifically identified in its: Preferred Botanical Name as – Vigna unguiculata Preferred Common Name: Beans. black eye pea, southern pea and niebe in some parts of the world. Local Common Name; In Nigeria, some tribes call it: Ibibio: Okoti Yoruba: Awon ewa Igbo: Agwa Hausa: Wake Origin Of Beans
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Apple is one of the most universally consumed fruit in the world by people. Identified by its Preferred Botanical Name: Malus domestica Preferred Common Name: Apple Origin Of Apple Malus domestica (apple tree) produces a commonly loved edible fruit called apple. Apple trees was first discovered in central Asia, and it is the most widely
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Turmeric plant is akin to spicy plants or rhizomes like ginger, garlic, onion etc and it is native to Indian Subcontinent. Turmeric belongs to the family Zingerabeceae, it is a perennial herbaceous plant also called Curcuma longa. It also has high benefits to the human body but before we analyze those. How are Turmeric Plant
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Everything you need to know about Aloe Vera, it’s origin, nutritional value, medicinal Properties and uses, as well as pest and diseases its prone to are well articulated in this article. Aloe Vera is identified by its Preferred Botanical Name as: Aloe Barbadensis Miller Preferred Common Name: Aloe Vera Origin Of Aloe Vera Aloe is
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We have compiled this educative article on African Walnut to enlighten you on what it is, how to grow, medicinal properties and more. But before, we get right into it. We believe you may have heard of African Walnut especially as an African. Preferred Botanical Name: Tetracarpidium conophorum Preferred Common Name: African Walnut Local Common
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Afang is a common leafy plant popular in the southern part of Nigeria precisely. It is identified botanically as: “gnetum africanum” It’s Preferred Common Name is: Afang and may go by other names in different languages. Origin Of Afang Gnetum africanum, commonly called afang by the Efik/Ibibio tribe of southern Nigeria, is a vine gymnosperm
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Centipedes in the garden, a friend or a foe? These creatures otherwise called “hundred-leggers” can be harmful to humans after a bite. Usually, their victims are mostly gardeners with symptoms like severe pain, swellings, chest pain, heart tremors, nausea and vomiting and redness at the bite site, lasting about 48 hours or more to people
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