"Slugs and snails": mrgreen: Here not too many slugs; on yesterday's night out only one of the cross:!: For the snails, on the other hand, it's the fiesta :( I could be consoled with some caviar: lol: 2018-06-13 21.57.13.jpg Here with the frequent rains the "chas ...

Hello all. In a portion of the top vegetable garden, left "fallow" (not used except for the creation of cover), I find myself face to face with a plant that I do not know. About 1 meter tall, leaves rough but not prickly. 2018-06-06 16.58.21.jpg If a ...

to be chafoin wrote:Maybe a goosefoot? Difficult to say like that for me, it would be necessary to see the detail and the evolution of the plant (flower, fruit).

OK, thanks to be chafoin, To be continued

Hello all. In a portion of the top vegetable garden, left "fallow" (not used except for the creation of cover), I find myself face to face with a plant that I do not know. About 1 meter tall, leaves rough but not prickly. 2018-06-06 16.58.21.jpg If a ...

Oh no it's also good to put them before, it doesn't change much but ... Didier perhaps has a more efficient technique with his strings ... no big holes in the ground I imagine but ... sardines? :?: Regarding the string technique, I tried 2 years ago but the gusts ...

... my plants are good to come out but the stakes are not in place, they will still wait until tomorrow:!: Ah because you need stakes ???? Classically, I put them after. There, my plants are in place and are starting to recover. The "tunnel" is still not repaired. Therefore ...

Culinary aside, preparation of artichoke hearts

These are not mine, the violets, but another variety, closer to Brittany artichokes, recovered in an abandoned vegetable garden

Madame risks winning ... It is never good, once the conditions are good enough, to keep in buckets. Plants don't get mycorrhizae or rather, I think they do, but mycorrhizae don't have sufficient "perimeter of action" ... I would be tempted to say that as soon as ...

I would like to see photos of the evolution of these plants. And compared to the duration, do they grow as fast as others sown in softer soil (= you sow them early)? Not knowing if the question is addressed to me, I answer :) Seedling in terrine / box (21x14 cm): - a ...

I simply check by eye .... But I sow several seeds per container that reduces the number of containers: you can go up to between 5 and 10 shoots per bottle depending on the varieties sown. In fact it's just a very simple but above all practical principle / tank system It ...