Vegetable garden of the (super) lazy in the 04 (800m)

[Adrien (ex-nico239)]

And then this cohabitation as nice as ephemeral between 2 small mushrooms and a tomato stalk

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[Adrien (ex-nico239)]

First zucchini in formation on July 7

Recall
Sowing May 20

[Adrien (ex-nico239)]

After having very suitable pumpkins in 2019 we can not say that we were very forward-looking in 2020 since I hurried to sow direct on June 22 in the manure



The first follow-up on July 7


A good lift






This one is already dead





A lift for which we cross our fingers

[Adrien (ex-nico239)]

After listening to a video from MSV, the ACACIA program Help with the Choice and Adaptation of Interculture Cutlery in Crops) is a spreadsheet working in Excel whose objective is to help you create and implement your cutlery plants on your farm.

A free and very well done program ...
It remains to browse and appropriate it and see if its results are relevant

You can download it for free here
https://gieemagellan.wixsite.com/magellan/acacia

Screenshot

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The video that talks about it in the midst of many other exciting things

[Did67]

Checking in the Albouy book, if the large green grasshopper is indeed carnivorous, it also happens to bite one or the other seedling! I drew too quickly when I wrote that it wasn't her ... "Nothing is ever easy" and ... "Sometimes it gets complicated!"

[Adrien (ex-nico239)]

Checking in the Albouy book, if the large green grasshopper is indeed carnivorous, it also happens to bite one or the other seedling! I drew too quickly when I wrote that it wasn't her ... "Nothing is ever easy" and ... "Sometimes it gets complicated!"

Yes it does not matter and there is not only the big green grasshopper but lots of other smaller ones, ephippigères also even if the latter are more present in the pleasure garden.

I touch wood the 3 seedlings are still in place ... strongly that it grows to become less vulnerable.

[Adrien (ex-nico239)]

A Mona Lisa in tomatoes: probably a germ that has taken

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[Adrien (ex-nico239)]

To illustrate a discussion started in the subject of Didier, our baby tree plantations

As we can see they are more or less tiny so you have to water them more than tomatoes during this summer.

Pawlonia

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I do not know anymore

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Maple (we have 2)

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The 2 catalpas

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Mountain ash (we have 4 in all)

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Cedar (we have 2)

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[Adrien (ex-nico239)]

Preparation of a chest for sowing peas.

Section of the whole bazaar.
I only left the trunk of the Tuscan black cabbage and the carrot flowers.

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And operating "woofers" for ten days at a rate of 4 hours a day in the evening.

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[Doris]

I have the impression that this feast takes place in a faster way than what you filmed of the leopard slug, which eats a snail