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Salad going to seed: how to avoid it?
Growing vegetables
Salad going to seed: how to avoid it?

Sprouting is as much of a gardener's hassle as runaway seedlings. Everything looks promising and then, all of a sudden, the seeds arrive and blow away your hopes of a harvest. Most lettuces go to seed at the end of...

21 June 2025 (1)

Should vegetables be sown in this drought?
Growing vegetables
Should vegetables be sown in this drought?

Growing vegetables organically during a period of drought presents particular challenges. However, with careful planning and appropriate practices, it is possible to succeed and produce healthy, tasty vegetables while adhering to the principles of organic farming. The health of the...

18 June 2025 (1)

How/when to prune kiwifruit?
Pruning and maintaining
How/when to prune kiwifruit?

Originally from China, the kiwi fruit has spread throughout the world. Although it prefers the heat of summer and the mildness of winter, this liana with its juicy fruit acclimatises easily. Ideally, plant one male and three females to ensure...

14 June 2025 (1)

Mulching the garden: what vegetables can be mulched in permaculture?
Preparing the soil
Mulching the garden: what vegetables can be mulched in permaculture?

Soil preparation is a key point when you start growing crops in the garden, and this is particularly the case in permaculture. One of the fundamental practices for improving soil structure and encouraging plant growth is mulching. This technique involves...

11 June 2025 (1)

Why and how should you thin out your seedlings (carrots, spinach, turnips, etc.)?
Pruning and maintaining
Why and how should you thin out your seedlings (carrots, spinach, turnips, etc.)?

Thinning out young plants is an essential step after sowing, whether in the ground, in pots or under cover. Why should you do this? To give the other plants room to grow and develop. But how do you go about...

7 June 2025 (0)

When are the potatoes harvested?
Growing vegetables
When are the potatoes harvested?

The potato (Solanum tuberosum) belongs to the Solanaceae family. It is grown for its tubers. Potatoes are eaten cooked and are used in the preparation of a large number of recipes. They are often served whole or mashed as a...

4 June 2025 (1)

Grass cuttings: a good amendment for the vegetable garden?
Preparing the soil
Grass cuttings: a good amendment for the vegetable garden?

We're always on the lookout for manure or compost for our garden and vegetable patch. But what if, in the end, the amendment you were looking for was right under your feet? Yes, these days it's very common to use...

31 May 2025 (1)

The potato tower: does it really work?
Growing vegetables
The potato tower: does it really work?

You have a small garden and don't want your vegetable patch to take up all the space. There are plenty of solutions for optimising the space in your little patch of greenery. In particular, when you grow vegetables that take...

28 May 2025 (1)

Are woodlice harmful to the vegetable garden?
Diseases and pests
Are woodlice harmful to the vegetable garden?

Hello Permapotes! Today we're going to discuss a subject that's on the minds of many of you: woodlice in the vegetable garden. These little crustaceans that look like mini-armadillos can sometimes seem invasive, but are they really harmful to your...

24 May 2025 (1)

How can I attract ladybirds to my garden?
Diseases and pests
How can I attract ladybirds to my garden?

There are secret battles going on in our vegetable gardens! Aphids suck the sap from our plants. Ants protect them by feeding on their honeydew. As for ladybirds, they devour aphids, but are, themselves, threatened by ants. Aphids, the gardener's...

21 May 2025 (1)

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