... my conferences (with their small dose of excess and provocation that I assume in the sense that I do it on purpose to shake the coconut tree). This is what allowed me to open my eyes and start thinking. In my house, the coconut quickly fell and sprouted in the ground. In a few years, the co...

Who says autumn in my region, says risk of nocturnal frosts soon (for the moment, it has dropped twice to around 4 ° C). Given my limited availability in the vegetable garden during the week, I preferred to take the lead and enter the first wave of pumpkins (bright red from Etampe and Jaune from Paris) ...

... Am puzzled, because for Petits Moineaux it does not say that its use also allows grafting. Perhaps he does not transplant, has no desire to transplant or even think that "grafting is intensive agriculture" ??? Therefore, the info is irrelevant to him ??? All its plants (approx ...

Here is what is said about a forum concerning small sparrow: "(Lycopersicon pimpinellifolium): burnet leaf, like many varieties of botanical type. Small currant-type fruit 10 to 15 gr on a very vigorous plant which in freedom can line several m² on the ground or climb. .

I don't know if you know or have ever heard of "Tomatologist"? General site or Sales site I had the opportunity a few years ago (during a vacation in the south) to visit him and discover other varieties of tomatoes than those sold in the trade. ...

The hunt of the day. 2 beautiful specimens. What is astonishing is the vole which is had in a large swatter posed on the ground in the chicory. Proof is that they leave their galleries to walk elsewhere. DSC03185.JPG What is the other rodent? Mulot? 2 times in a row that I attracted ...

Did67 wrote:shit, we're gonna be in the dark!

No worries, the onions will also be good under 25cm of hay. Everything will thus be balanced.

yool wrote:This is what I collected yesterday.

Congratulations!
On what area do you cultivate?

Thank you for the clarification!
I will be careful in 2022 to make my lines according to the size of the bulb (I often put a hundred, so not too difficult to sort) and it will be easier to see those who "vernalize" (if there is vernalization ...)

The size of the bulb planted also matters for vernalization, right?
If the bulb is "ready to" or "begins to" germinate, the risk of vernalization will be higher than a bulb still "asleep" since it will take more time for the latter to make its 5-6 leaves.