12160550 - Store apples (Malus) on shelves, pumpkins (Cucurbita) on the ground12126516 - Storing apples12181993 - Carrots, carrots (daucus carota) and beetroot (beta vulgaris)12125970 - Storing Apples12127950 - Onion harvest, onions cleaning for storage12127871 - Storing vegetables 2nd step: Fill sand between individual layers of vegetables in a wooden box (lined with polystyrene and foil) (2/3)12127872 - Store vegetables - Fill in wooden box of sand between individual vegetable layers12125971 - Storing apples12119578 - Acidanthera bulbs overwinter; (4/4)12181991 - Carrots, carrots (Daucus carota) and beetroot (Beta vulgaris)12182676 - To store beetroot (Beta vulgaris), twist off the leaves12182675 - Twist off the leaves to store beetroot (Beta vulgaris)12160620 - Store freshly harvested leek (Allium porrum) in bucket with sand12134390 - Lycopersicon (tomato), green tomatoes in wooden box12230896 - Cyclamen persicum (cyclamen), tubers12181992 - Carrots (Daucus carota) and beetroot (Beta vulgaris)12109083 - Preserving bulb flowers after flowering12127873 - 3rd step: In a wooden box (covered with polystyrene and foil) filled with sand and cover vegetables against cold (3/3).12127870 - Storing vegetables Step 1: Put sand in a wooden box (covered with polystyrene and foil) and put a layer of vegetables on top (1/3).12139791 - Take bulbs of Tulipa humilis (wild tulips) out of the pot and store them12139794 - Remove bulbs of Hyacinthus (hyacinths) from the pot and store them12109648 - Remove wilted bulb flowers from the bowl12134336 - Store bulbs of spring-flowering plants in a wooden box and paper bag.12134334 - Store bulbs of spring flowering plants in clay pots12134335 - Store bulbs of spring flowering plants in metal containers and paper bag12139793 - Remove the bulbs of Crocus vernus (spring crocuses) from the pot and store them.
