Vegetable garden of the (super) lazy in the 04 (800m)

[Adrien (ex-nico239)]

Let the cabbage grow ...

Let's take care of raspberries ...

My dozen plants gave a meager production this year, but it was the first.

Thirty should join them this fall.

As for last year's, what is the procedure to follow in terms of maintenance, size, suckers (there are some) ... etc

[Adrien (ex-nico239)]

Tricks and things ....


There are a number of jelly flower pots ... usually placed on the ground or on logs in the pleasure garden ...
Problem: will still have to water them a minimum. Asked the question of saucers, we had little desire to buy only for wintering.

A trip to the dump gave me an idea.
Recycle old plastic paint cans.
Jigsaw set on the slowest speed plus wood blade and cutting is done as in butter.

And here is the result for 0 €

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[Adrien (ex-nico239)]

What to do with the second part of the paint bucket.

Go go despite some tasks here and there I take the risk of surrounding cabbage and beans.

At this point it's a little late since I found slugs tonight in a cabbage.

It would have been necessary to carry out this entourage much more upstream and to push the base of the pot in the ground whereas there it is just put on the hay which means that below it is a colander with slugs ....

We'll see how it evolves, if the plant does not fear too much the thing ... etc

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it's not glamorous, is it?


For the beans it's a little different ... although they are also worked, however it protects the young shoots of the wind and at least for that the test is VERY conclusive.

Good after those there will freeze so we will see more in the spring during the regrowth

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[Adrien (ex-nico239)]

The growth continues but the difference between the idle and the intact ones begins to be seen ...

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There it is nickel

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The conservation of the "lid" is necessary because in the other bottles of the first wave WITHOUT cover we notice some grapillages, inferior to those which raise in discovered ... but all the same.

[Adrien (ex-nico239)]

Just about the lid: its opening and closing is difficult to control.

It had to be remedied

A simple clothespin makes the case

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And when it comes to closing the flap it falls well the clothespin and its small weight are enough

[Adrien (ex-nico239)]

Yes they also like spinach ...

For those who are too late they have been sown without protection and they will manage with their predators

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but I will soon launch a test WITH protection ...

[Adrien (ex-nico239)]

Other experiences

Long leeks of Mézières

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Cabbages cabus - Parsnips and turnips

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To be continued...

[Adrien (ex-nico239)]

Radishes are a little everywhere ... there they are mixed with carrots, but they are much slower ...

[Adrien (ex-nico239)]

Preparation for the spring of a parcel previously cleared

The winter vetch was sown: it raises

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[Adrien (ex-nico239)]

Oddly almost none of the direct sowing in Ms.'s greenhouse has lifted.

Difficult to find an explanation: I lean for too much hay on seedlings.

I urge him to start again to have the heart net but it's not won


Indeed his potted seedling is doing perfectly well I think it will fall back on transplanting: everyone his thing

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the 1er plan are cuttings of roses cohabiting, it seems with vetch

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