Pakistani Fruits and Vegetables

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Dry fruit from Chitral Valley..

 

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.................اب بیری کو پتھر مارنے والا بچپن کہیں کھو گیا اب ان بیری جھاڑنے والے اور چننے والے بچے نہ رہے۔

 

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Chungha ... چونگ کی سبزی

Caralluma tuberculata is a non traditional vegetable . It can be found in almost all areas of Pakistan;s hilly areas. it can be used as vegetable, ornamental and as a treatment for diabetes.

 

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Mango tree with full of flowers, Sindh

 

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Khata Khatoombra...Sour Fruit.. Sindh
Kakroonda

There are two plants. One of them has white fruit on one side and later it turns red after ripening. On the other side it is green. Making pickle ...

 

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It is called Gondini, because it sticks in your tongue like glue. Childhood memories.

 

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Aamlog

 

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Beauty of Onion crop with flowers.
The major onion growing districts are Hyderabad, Sanghar, Mirpurkhas, Tando Muhammad Khan, Nawabshah, Dadu , Badin, Naushahro Feroze, Ghotki and Shikarpur in Sindh.

 

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Sahoo Bair

 

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Fresh Turnip...
Delicious even after cooked and even more delicious raw... When mother used to cut to cook in childhood, she used to eat half of it raw, but I dare not say that my mother has scolded me... for your food. I already brought more .

.. who likes these seasonal gifts ...

 

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Winter fruit of Pakistan

 

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From Chitral, KP.

 

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10 heat-tolerant vegetables to plant now and when to harvest​

The summer heat can be challenging for many gardeners, but it doesn't mean you have to give up on growing your own vegetables.

Certain heat-tolerant vegetables thrive in high temperatures and can be a great addition to your garden during the warmest months. Knowing which vegetables can withstand the heat and when to harvest them will ensure you have a bountiful and successful growing season.

Investing time in learning about heat-tolerant vegetables can greatly benefit your gardening efforts during the hotter periods.

Reading this article will arm you with the knowledge to make informed decisions on what to plant now, ensuring your garden remains productive. So, stay with us and discover the best heat-tolerant vegetables for your summer garden.

1. Okra
Okra is a staple in many warm-climate gardens due to its ability to thrive in the heat. Plant okra seeds in well-drained soil and full sun. You can typically start harvesting okra pods about 50-60 days after planting.

2. Sweet Potatoes
Sweet potatoes love the heat and grow best in temperatures above 75°F. Plant them in loose, well-drained soil after the last frost. They are usually ready to harvest in about 90-120 days.

3. Peppers
Peppers, including bell peppers, hot peppers, and sweet peppers, are very heat-tolerant. Plant them in full sun and well-drained soil. Most pepper varieties are ready to harvest in 60-90 days.

4. Eggplant
Eggplants thrive in high temperatures and need full sun to produce well. Plant them in rich, well-drained soil. You can start harvesting eggplants about 70-85 days after planting.

5. Cucumbers
Cucumbers are another excellent heat-tolerant vegetable. Plant them in well-drained soil and full sun. Cucumber plants typically produce fruit within 50-70 days of planting.

6. Beans
Beans, including both bush and pole varieties, grow well in warm temperatures. Plant them in well-drained soil and full sun. They are usually ready to harvest in 55-65 days.

7. Squash
Both summer and winter squash varieties thrive in heat. Plant squash in well-drained soil and give them plenty of sun. Depending on the variety, squash is ready to harvest in 50-100 days.

8. Tomatoes
Tomatoes are one of the most popular heat-tolerant vegetables. Plant them in well-drained soil and full sun for the best results. Most tomato varieties are ready to harvest in 60-80 days.

9. Swiss Chard
Swiss chard can withstand both heat and light frost, making it a versatile vegetable. Plant it in well-drained soil and partial to full sun. You can start harvesting Swiss chard leaves as early as 50-60 days after planting.
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10. Melons
Melons, including watermelon and cantaloupe, love the heat and require full sun to grow well. Plant them in well-drained soil. The harvest time varies by variety but generally ranges from 70-100 days.