Den54 wrote:
Good evening, good WE.A +
And especially good luck to you if you attack this WE!
Den54 wrote:
Good evening, good WE.A +
sicetaitsimple wrote:Den54 wrote:
Good evening, good WE.A +
And especially good luck to you if you attack this WE!
Den54 wrote:What could I plant there (under hay), given that even in summer, the sun's rays, although present, are still very "sporadic"?
sicetaitsimple wrote:Den54 wrote:What could I plant there (under hay), given that even in summer, the sun's rays, although present, are still very "sporadic"?
Good question. Personally I have in a passage 3 m wide along the house, along the fence, very little sunshine, raspberries which are doing and producing very well, much better than those which are much better exposed not in the vegetable garden, but with the same exposure as in this one.
They suck thoroughly, this winter I will pull some and transplant in my new play area, which will be much sunnier. We'll see.
Den54 wrote:sicetaitsimple wrote:Den54 wrote:
Good evening, good WE.A +
And especially good luck to you if you attack this WE!
Thank you sicetaitsimple;)
I'm on page 163, arrival of julienmos, and his questions Very nice this boy ^^ (in fact it's all me
(I read in the meantime the vegetable garden of the lazy Breton too, still too short for the moment unfortunately! =
I look forward to the Corsican sloth's garden. Pan pan, I'm dead, I'm going out )
Small question to the specialists: and yes, in my presentation, I spoke of my south, but I also have, to the north of my house / south-facing land, a courtyard and a small stone staircase (I will have to show you a day the imprint of hundreds / thousands of shoes / clogs left on these steps !!!) which leads to a small lot of about 1 y.
Bordered to the east (so to the right when looking through a very high wall of a terraced house, hydrangeas hydrangeas at the base, to the west, ditto and my acubas, which have just been pruned over a good meter (future brf ), to the north, small wall and road.
What could I plant there (under hay), given that even in summer, the sun's rays, although present, are still very "sporadic"?
re thank you re good WE and re bybye
Paysan.bio wrote:along the wall, you can also make Fortex beans.
they need heat but not necessarily direct sun.
they are "giant" climbers so you have to train.
bamboos against the wall can do the trick.
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