Brand new on the forum but less to cultivate using hay

[Did67]

Absolutely.

Me, I'm not doing it on purpose either - I'm like that, I sickly like to explain, interact with people, etc ... Even if I have moments of "great contemplation" in my deckchair (or sitting , lying anywhere ...) ... But inevitably, an idea germinates, that I want to try and when it works (or not, sometimes), to let it know ...

[Ahmed]

All this seems to me like the symptoms of an excellent "disease", sociability ...

[lazzaret]

what do we see that a watermelon is ripe?

[Did67]

A question that I asked myself, without having the answer! It seems that it's to the sound! But since I'm a poor musician, I don't have to tune them!

[lazzaret]

wink to didier.

as I know very attached to his friend "the bindweed"

the bindweed shpinx which lays its eggs on the bindweed and whose larvae and caterpillars normally make a feast of it. Seen today in the garden.

[Did67]

Thank you so much. I did not know.

The good thing is that we learn it every day here!

[lazzaret]

you have to put things in perspective, seen as the bindweed thrives, it is not a most effective help ...

[lazzaret]

here are two tomatoes, not yet ripe, that will compete in the heavyweight category.

sight of arms (weighed) and eye, we are around a kilo the tomato ...

[sicetaitsimple]

here are two tomatoes, not yet ripe, that will compete in the heavyweight category.

Considering the soil, is it at your neighbor's, the one who cultivates "traditional"?

[lazzaret]

altogether, sprinkles it regularly and happens to have monstrously large specimens.