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While some people find it hard enough to keep their garden alive at home, an Australian team plans to send plants to the moon in the hope they will grow on the lunar surface.

Calum continued: "Smaller varieties of kale can be easily grown in containers, and you can even grow one or two kale plants in a pot along with your annual flowers or perennials. "Kale likes to ...

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His experiments will focus on how these plants germinate and grow in microgravity, a key factor in developing sustainable food solutions for long-duration space missions. This marks a major step ...

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If you’ve got even a scrap of balcony space, mint will claim it. This enthusiastic little plant is super easy to grow. Add it to your chai, chutneys, coolers, pani puri or just eat a leaf for a midday ...

They're easy to grow, super nutritious and every part of the plant is edible, including shoots, flowers and leaves — so I can nibble away at the edges while waiting for the main event.