Eng.) is awarded to a student who has completed four years course in engineering which consists of eight semesters. The degree is regulated by ECSA (Engineering Council of South Africa).
Onions are an absolute must in warm, home-cooked meals. A biennial plant, onions can survive the winter and even last two years â though they do grow best in milder climates. WINTER TIP: Onions aren't only good for your food â they're good for your garden too. This bulbous plant repels insects and deters pesky herbivores from getting into your winter vegetables.
Leafy Vegetables. Lettuce, spinach, kale, swiss chard, mustard and other greens all do well in cool spring weather and may be direct-seeded in western Washington or overwintered under cold frames. Be sure to raise the pH of the usually acid soil to neutral, especially for spinach.