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Vegetable Families
Culinary herbs — what the family shares

Mint, basil, rosemary and thyme: four plants that share a kitchen shelf and almost nothing else — and the one group where over-caring is the main...
Vegetable Families
Legumes — what the family shares

Peas, beans and broad beans: the only family that makes its own nitrogen — and where feeding it generously switches that ability off.
Vegetable Families
Root and bulb vegetables — what the family shares

Carrot, radish, beetroot, potato, onion and garlic: crops where soil physical condition beats nutrition, and where excess nitrogen actively destroys the product.
Vegetable Families
Brassicas — what the family shares

Cabbage, cauliflower, broccoli and kale: the one family FAO singles out by name, adding sulphur and boron to the usual three nutrients.
Vegetable Families
Leafy vegetables — what the family shares

Lettuce, spinach, rocket, Swiss chard, parsley and coriander: the one family where nitrogen genuinely is the yield, and where bolting ends everything.
Vegetable Families
Cucurbits — what the family shares

Cucumber, zucchini, pumpkin, melon and watermelon: large, fast, thirsty plants where the split between separate male and female flowers changes everything.

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