How many crops grow in your garden? Ten? Twenty? As a rule, approximately so much of their range is limited. Have you ever wondered how much you can grow? In fact, there are a lot more vegetables . Expanding the range of plants in the garden makes sense for at least two reasons. First, the same food is quickly bored, it needs to be diversified, and the choice of vegetables in the store is usually not too large, and cost "exotics" so much that not everyone can afford to buy them. And what hostess does not want to please their home and surprise guests with an unusual culinary curiosity?! Secondly, not always our experience allows us to absolutely unmistakably comply with all the intricacies of agricultural machinery and make the necessary adjustments not only to unfavorable , but sometimes unpredictable (like unusual for this area of prolonged heat) weather and climatic conditions. Here comes to the rescue of the plant diversity itself .. Different crops (especially different species) even with very similar ways of caring for them are not identical, and therefore, without getting the expected harvest, for example, from potatoes, you can partially make up for the desired at the expense of Jerusalem artichoke or sweet potato. After all, in fact, rare and even exotic crops are mostly no more difficult to grow than cucumbers with tomatoes. So why not try doing it?