Father, this is where the issue is-even the old lady selling bitter boy (
garden egg) in the market knows that she will not go after a market that will cause her more money and sell at less price.
[33.] Horna D, Timpo S and G Gruere Marketing Underutilized Crops: The case of the African
Garden Egg (Solanum Aethiopicum) in Ghana.
Other common names are melongene
garden egg or guinea squash.
Botanic
Garden egg cup, pounds 8.25, milk jug, pounds 18.50, cup and saucer, pounds 16.25, plate pounds 9.75 (www.portemerion.co.uk, 01782 743 456)
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garden egg hunts and eggstra special prizes
There are many breeds and crosses of poultry suitable for small scale
garden egg production - the marans, producer of rich, dark brown eggs, the Rhode Island Red, the seed stock for many of our high laying battery birds, and the Light Sussex, which, although a good layer is mainly a table bird.
What: The
garden egg leaves often go by the name gboma in Ghana while the plant is sometimes called the African eggplant and goes by its scientific name solanum macrocarpon.
Although greens constitute a significant proportion of the food recipes of northern Ghanaians, the levels of mineral nutrients such as calcium (Ca), iron (Fe), potassium (K), magnesium (Mg), manganese (Mn), sodium (Na) and zinc (Zn) of the commonly consumed leafy vegetables: Amaranthus spinosus ["Alefu" (local name), Amaranthus (common name)], Solanum macrocapon ("Biovo",
Garden egg), Hibiscus cannabinus ("Kanzaga", Kenaf), Hibiscus sabdariffa ("Suule/Bra/Vio", Rosella), and Vigna unguiculata ("Saawo", Cowpea) are not covered in the literature.
When done, turn off the heat and add sliced
garden egg leaves.
When done, turn off the heat and add the sliced
garden egg leaves, stir very well and serve.
garden egg - hairy upright herb native to southeastern Asia but widely cultivated for its large glossy edible fruit commonly used as a vegetable