Our gardening advice - page 8

If you have raspberry bushes in your garden, you should plan to prune them once a year. It is a shrub that can grow up to 1.50 m above the ground, with small thorns on the stems. The fruit is...

Considered to be harmless animals that promote natural pest control in the wild, hedgehogs are small omnivorous mammals that feast on caterpillars, slugs and other gardeners' enemies. Although it is forbidden to keep hedgehogs as pets, you can welcome them...

You thought urine was toxic for your plants? Well, think again! Contrary to what you might think, it is far from being devoid of interest. Are you skeptical? Let me convince you of the benefits of your pee=)<br> Why is...

Leek whites are particularly popular with many consumers of this commonly grown garden vegetable. Perhaps you are having difficulty harvesting leek whites of a good size. In order to ensure that this coveted part of the plant gets the best...

The allium leaf miner, which originates from Eastern Europe, appeared in France in the early 2000s. At present, it is mainly common in the northern part of France, but it is gaining more and more ground. This dipteran, also known...

Soil preparation is a key point when starting to grow crops in the garden and this is particularly the case in permaculture. Mulching plants in the garden allows to obtain good vegetables. Why? Because it allows to save time on...

They are everywhere, they are numerous, intelligent and gluttonous... rats! If you have an outdoor area, chickens or a simple compost, you have certainly already come across a long tail scurrying around. While we love animals, rats are unfortunately carriers...

Celery root is a vegetable whose cultivation dates back to ancient times. This vegetable plant is used mainly for eating its root, the leaves have a certain bitterness unlike its cousin the celery stick. Sown from February to April under...

Life in the garden is not a smooth ride and various diseases can affect cabbages as they grow in your vegetable garden. Why are your cabbage plants in bad shape and what can you do? Do you know how to...

You have decided to plant squash and now that the harvest has arrived, you are wondering about the best way to preserve your succulent vegetables? Follow our advice and techniques to enjoy optimal storage of squash, pumpkins and pumpkins from...

Growing a cherry pit in your garden is possible. It can be done easily with your cherry pit if you follow the right steps and get the right equipment. We provide all the advice on how to plant your cherry...

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 all that is involved in growing...

The vine, also known as Vitis vinifera, is a woody plant that originated in Europe. A necessary step in growing your own wine or enjoying delicious grapes, planting vines is an attainable dream as long as you follow some basic...

I had been wanting to set up a pond in my garden for a while. I started last year by digging a small pond of less than 1m long and 80 cm wide and deep. It was a very small...

When you have a vegetable garden, mildew is one of the most dreaded diseases in gardening but even more so when you practice permaculture! However, we reveal you all the techniques and the tricks which will help you to come...

It's been a while since I've talked to you about my vegetable garden. My work has taken over a bit lately, but that doesn't mean I haven't been working in the garden! So here is a little summary of what...

Very easy to grow, lamb's lettuce is a salad that can be added to many menus. It requires little space to grow and you can easily plant it in your garden. However, to ensure good growth and a successful harvest,...

Still called civet, the chive is a condiment very appreciated in cooking. Its fine, fragrant leaves add a special flavour to dishes. In addition to the leaves, the chive's flowers, which are shaped like spherical purple umbrellas, are also edible....

Originally from Central Asia, garlic is becoming more and more a part of everyday menus. It is mainly used to flavour dishes and add flavour to meals. However, many gardeners fail to grow garlic properly. This is because you need...

Widely used in Mediterranean cuisine, basil adds a fresh, slightly lemony flavour to your summer dishes. Whether you're a fan of traditional pesto or prefer it in tomato salad, it's almost always perfect for enhancing delicious garden vegetables. If you've...