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Vegetable Names Regional Glossary

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The following are the varieties of vegetables that we with their names in English, and their equivalent regional names. English Hindi (हिंदी) Telugu (తెలుగు) Kannada (ಕನ್ನಡ) Tamil (தமிழ்) Malayalam (മലയാളം) Urdu (اردو) Bengali (বাংলা) Gujarati (ગુજરાતી) Asparagus शतावर తీము ಶತಾವರಿ பிளைப்பூ അശ്വഗന്ധാ شاہی جیڑا শতমূল શતા

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Determining the right time to start your seedlings is crucial for successful gardening and ensuring healthy plant growth. In North America, specific seeds benefit from an early start indoors, approximately 6-8 weeks before they are ready for transplantation into their designated spots in the garden. Some examples of these seeds include eggplants, hot and sweet peppers, gourds, tulsi, and tomatoes, among others.

Garden tilling is an essential step in preparing soil for planting, as it helps to break up compact soil, aerate the soil, and mix in organic matter. Tilling also helps to control weeds, bury crop residue, and improve drainage. There are several different tilling techniques that you can use in your garden, depending on your specific needs and the condition of your soil.