Vegetable gardens can suffer from cross-pollination problems that cause different plant species to mix and create oddities instead of producing the veggies you’d planned for. Find out what you can do to avoid cross-pollination in this free video on vegetable gardening.
Expert: Rose Keppler
Contact: www.rosekeppler.com
Bio: Rose Keppler is an artist and horticulturist who provides careful, detailed garden maintenance based on the principle that gardens should serve both functional and aesthetic purposes.
Series Description: Vegetable gardening allows you to grow your own food, get acquainted with nature and generally have a lot of fun, and now your green thumb will get even greener with these vegetable gardening tips. A professional horticulturist shares her knowledge in this free video series.
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I think cross pollination is the ideal way. Taken the best genetics and improving the crop. just because a crop becomes different dose not make it wrong. It is fun in experimenting cross -pollination.