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What are the best laying hen breeds?
After having set up a small chicken coop, one often wonders which breed of hen should you choose to have good eggs. It is true that there are chickens of colors. Some are said to be ornament, other layingers. So,...
February, here are seasonal vegetables and fruit
Hi permapots! As time is going, here we are already in February, a month that brings with it a new list of seasonal vegetables and fruit to consume directly from your vegetable garden. So take out your tools, prepare to...
Where to buy your seeds to sow at the vegetable patch?
That's it, you have decided! This year, you will make your own sowing! You have bought everything you need to plant now you just have to choose your seeds. But, where can you go to buy your precious seeds? There...
New update of Permapotes: improvements to better organize your vegetable plan
Hello. This week I published a new update of permapots to improve the vegetable planning experience. It brings several new features and also a big correction to be able to more easily use the Potager plan creation tool on smartphone....
What to do in February at the vegetable patch? (Sowing and plantations)
In February, it was the start of the end of winter and the vegetable garden begins to find colors. This is a little special month, since climatic conditions vary from one region to another. It is therefore time to decide...
Squashes, squash and pumpkins: how to store them for a very long time?
You have carefully cultivated a beautiful harvest of squash, squash and pumpkins in your vegetable garden. Now that you've put all your energy into growing them, it's time to think about how best to store them so you can enjoy...
Here’s why snow is beneficial for your vegetable garden!
Dear Permapotes, did you know that snow can be extremely beneficial for your vegetable garden? Not only does it provide winter beauty, but it also has properties that promote plant growth. In this article, we will explore the different benefits...
Permapotes Update – January 2025
Hello friends, I'm taking advantage of this rather gloomy weather to work on Permapotes... and I've just made a big update day. With this new version, you may find the site much faster than before and you will be able...
January, here are the seasonal vegetables and fruits
Welcome to this article where we will explore the wonders of January in our vegetable garden. During this winter period, it is essential to choose the right seasonal vegetables and fruits to ensure a healthy and tasty diet. In this...
When is the best time to prune your shrubs?
Welcome to this guide dedicated to the art of pruning your shrubs. Whether you are a gardening enthusiast or an expert in the field, we are here to give you the best advice to shape your shrubs optimally. At Permapotes...
When to start the first seedlings in the vegetable garden?
After the winter months when activity in the garden was much reduced, the desire to start new seedlings is great. Are you looking forward to being able to enjoy delicious vegetables in a few weeks? It's decided, you grab your...
12 new plant sheets are coming to Permapotes and happy new year!
Hello everyone, Permapotes already has more than 250 cultivation sheets adapted to many climates. There are now 12 more 😀. I took advantage of my vacation to complete several for plants that you had added to the database. You will...
What to do in January in the vegetable garden?
In this month of January, many people are wondering. Should we, as the popular saying suggests, “let the earth rest”or get busy preparing our vegetable garden for the sunny days? While it is true that growing crops requires little work...
Now is a good time to clean your garden tools!
Spring is almost here (yes I know, it's still far away 😅) and that means it's time to take out your gardening tools to take care of your garden. But before you start gardening work, it is essential to clean...
What to do in December in the vegetable garden?
December marks the start of the winter season, synonymous with celebrations and well-deserved rest. Did you think you could slow down and relax by the fire? That was without counting on Permapotes! In this article you will find a lot...
When to put manure in your garden?
Permaculture vegetable garden, when to add manure to your garden? Manure is an essential amendment but do you still need to be careful to respect the frequency of its use and especially the ideal period for using it in your...
The 2025 sowing and planting calendar is available on Permapotes! 🌱
2025 is almost here, and with it, a new gardening season to prepare! As you know, with Permapotes, I really want to simplify your life in the vegetable garden by offering you the possibility of creating a virtual plan of...
Why don't my leeks have a lot of white?
Leek white is particularly appreciated by many consumers of this vegetable commonly grown in the garden. Perhaps you are having difficulty harvesting advantageously sized leek blanks. For this coveted area to benefit from the best possible development, it is important...
How/when to prune orchard trees effectively (apple, pear, cherry, plum, peach, etc.)
Hello Permapotes! Today, I will share with you some tips for effectively pruning the trees in your orchard, such as apple, pear, cherry, plum, and peach. Pruning fruit trees is an important step to ensure good production and quality fruit....
What else can we harvest from the vegetable garden in November?
Carrots, cauliflowers, broccoli, leeks are among the many vegetables that a wise gardener can harvest at the start of winter. As the sun disappears and the temperature drops, winter vegetables don't wait. The main winter vegetables Salads If he has...
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