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Bottle gourd, kodu, or dudi are eaten widely within the Asian community. They have been cultivated for around 8,000 years. Regular consumption has medical effects including lowering blood sugar, cholesterol levels and blood pressure. Sow seeds in twos in 9 cm pots at 18-22C. Germination is within three weeks. Choose relatively infertile soils with full sun and regular water supply. Kodu is a very vigorous climber and needs substantial support: it will overwhelm bean-poles but can be grown over a sturdy shed. Beautiful large white blossoms appear from July onwards. Male flowers have longer stalks and open first. Female flowers have a baby fruit just behind the petals.
My name is Lutfun Hussain. I started here in 1999 as a volunteer and began working as the Healthy Eating Coordinator in 2000, originally it was called Ethnic Minority Support Worker. I work with the...
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Visit the free Connected Seeds Library at Spitalfields City Farm to choose seeds and start your own growing story. Find information about growing and collecting your own seeds. Use #connectedseeds to share your growing stories.
Investigating the ways in which the Internet of Things can support more sustainable food production and consumption in the city. Visit and use the Connected Seeds Library at Spitalfields City Farm or explore the seed library materials and stories online
First performance: by Bourbaki Ensemble, David Angell, Ken Burnett at The Bourbaki Ensemble: music for strings (Macquarie Theatre) on 25 Jul 2010Melodically, Oma kodu is based on the Setu song "Oma kodu kiitmise laul", a traditional Estonian choral song with sentiments not unlike those of "Home Sweet Home".