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On Permapotes, plan seedlings and plantings for your vegetable garden super easily thanks to our calendar adapted to your climate and our vegetable garden plan creation tool. 🌱🍅😀

  • Draw the plan of your vegetable garden to organize it more easily
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  • Find hundreds of cultivation sheets and numerous tips

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How to cook kale?
Cooking
How to cook kale?

Kale cabbage has been all the rage in the kitchen for some years now. This very old variety of green cabbage was already eaten by the Romans. It is also known as kale, feather cabbage or semi-dwarf kale. Its leaves...

15 November 2025 (1)

How do you protect your olive tree for the winter?
Ornemental garden
How do you protect your olive tree for the winter?

This symbol of the Mediterranean looks great, so to embellish your terrace, garden or vegetable patch, you've succumbed to the charm of the olive tree. This beautiful tree with its grey trunk, green-grey foliage on top and silver on the...

12 November 2025 (1)

Vegetable garden: what should you do in your greenhouse as winter approaches?
Pruning and maintaining
Vegetable garden: what should you do in your greenhouse as winter approaches?

The days are getting shorter and shorter and the temperature is dropping day by day. You're picking your last vegetables of the summer: peppers, aubergines...You'll soon have finished your preserves for the approaching winter and you're putting the brakes on...

8 November 2025 (1)

Crop rotation in the vegetable garden: the strategy for healthy soil and abundant harvests
Preparing the soil
Crop rotation in the vegetable garden: the strategy for healthy soil and abundant harvests

Crop rotation is a key strategy for maintaining healthy, productive soil while avoiding disease and pest problems. It is part of a sustainable gardening approach and promotes plant diversity, soil health and bountiful harvests. By understanding the principles of crop...

5 November 2025 (1)

"Grain of rice" in leeks: how to avoid leafminer?
Diseases and pests
"Grain of rice" in leeks: how to avoid leafminer?

The leek leafminer fly, which originates from Eastern Europe, first appeared in France in the early 2000s. At present, it is mainly rampant in the northern part of France, but is gaining more and more ground. This diptera also known...

1 November 2025 (1)

Can you grow a cherry stone in your garden?
Growing vegetables
Can you grow a cherry stone in your garden?

Growing a cherry stone in your garden is entirely possible. It can be done easily with your pitter provided you follow the right steps and get the right equipment. We provide all the advice relating to planting your cherry stone...

29 October 2025 (1)

How do you grow and care for a pear tree in the garden?
Pruning and maintaining
How do you grow and care for a pear tree in the garden?

Growing a fruit tree in your garden such as a pear tree requires knowledge about the shrub itself, but also about the diseases and pests that affect this tree. We take a look at everything involved in growing and maintaining...

25 October 2025 (1)

How do I grow a lemon tree?
Growing vegetables
How do I grow a lemon tree?

Growing a lemon tree can sometimes be complicated, especially if you don't have the right recommendations! We're doing the rounds to bring you all the advice and help you grow a lemon tree easily...<br /> Growing lemon trees in your...

22 October 2025 (1)

How do you plant a vine in your garden?
Growing vegetables
How do you plant a vine in your garden?

Vines, also known as Vitis vinifera, are woody plants that originated in Europe. A necessary step in cultivating your own wine or tasting delicious grapes, planting vines is an attainable dream as long as you follow a few basic principles....

18 October 2025 (1)

Brooding hen: how to help your hen hatch?
Tips for the vegetable garden
Brooding hen: how to help your hen hatch?

Some breeds are known for brooding, like Australorps or Cochins. Although there's no point in forcing your hens to brood, certain behaviours can encourage them to do so in an ideal environment, when they decide to! So, how do you...

15 October 2025 (1)

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