few simple steps. If you live in a humid region, it is essential to grow your tomatoes under cover, for example under a tunnel, a well-ventilated greenhouse or a transparent roof. Also, you can limit the moisture on your tomato plants by spacing them apart. If you have enough room in your veg ...
us Spring Alley. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Insel Mainau (@inselmainau) At the same time, the tropical greenhouse is hosting a large orchid exhibition between late March and early April. From May to June, it is the Italian-style rose garden that attract ...
start the seeds indoors and in the warmth. It helps gardeners better control the development of the seedlings before transferring them outside, into a greenhouse or under a cold frame. The use of a small greenhouse has the advantage of protecting the seeds and seedlings from the voracity of birds a ...
fore necessary to reserve a large space for it in the garden. Even though it is a very nice outdoor tree or shrub, you can also install it in a cold greenhouse or a veranda. You can even try growing this beautiful acacia with yellow pompons on your balcony as it does well in a container. Choose ...
nsis by cuttings. After cutting a non-flowering stem end at an angle, leaving 2 or 3 pairs of leaves, it is planted in a moist and light substrate, in a greenhouse, with good lighting. Roots usually appear after about a month. Anecdotes about the hibiscus The hibiscus, whose name comes from the anci ...
astic imitations. Christmas trees for sale are indeed trees specifically planted for the occasion. During their growth, natural firs help reduce the greenhouse effect and, after the holidays, they are completely biodegradable. In contrast, an artificial Christmas tree is made of plastic, a materia ...
iness (-5°C), its original dark purple color, and its slight chocolate scent ... How to grow cosmos seedlings? You can sow cosmos seeds under cover, in a greenhouse, or directly in the ground. Under cover, sowing is done at the beginning of April. Slightly bury the seeds. Keep them warm and water ...
e. You can also mow only a small portion of the grass to create pathways in the middle of your wild lawn and have easier access to different areas, a greenhouse or a compost bin. 4- A wild lawn is a living spectacle Another good reason to stop mowing the lawn is to let a rich ecosystem teeming w ...
owever, as it is possible for new shoots to sprout from the stump if the frost was not too severe. When grown indoors, such as in a conservatory or greenhouse, this plant can be attacked by whiteflies or mealy bugs, so keep an eye out! This plant is easily propagated by stem cuttings in water ...
eed to find a place in your home with sufficient temperature and light. Ideally, you should overwinter fragile plants in a conservatory or low-heat greenhouse. If you have mini cacti you can also put them in a bright room but without direct sunlight. 3- How to bring in the plants in autumn? O ...
ghout this park which has no less than 106 statues. Note: Orchid lovers will enjoy the Heritage Days (the third weekend of September) to visit the orchid greenhouse in the garden and discover a collection of exceptional epiphytic plants. 5- Picnics are allowed there. The last of the 5 things to kno ...
s with the artisan about their profession. DIY enthusiasts take note: the platform bienvenuelesartisans.fr plans to soon offer stays to learn how to build a greenhouse or a tiny house (a small mobile and ecological house)! What are the advantages of this concept? Through these immersive experiences ...
p only half of the upper leaves, then transplant the cutting into a pre-moistened seed compost. Cover the pot with a bell jar, a plastic bag, or a mini greenhouse so that it develops in an enclosed environment. However, be careful: the cutting should not touch the cover, as it may rot! ...
e planting. If your region experiences freezing temperatures in winter, it's better to grow it in a large container so that you can overwinter it in a greenhouse or a conservatory. Regarding the soil, this fruit tree is very adaptable and accepts stony or sandy soils. For pot cultivation, you can u ...
ove several plants or large pots, equip yourself with a hand truck. You have several options for overwintering your potted plants: placing them in a greenhouse or conservatory, in your garage, or in any other unheated shelter. The temperature difference between the outside and the shelter should no ...
ow quickly, allowing you to harvest them as early as autumn. You can continue harvesting in winter, provided you protect them from frost with a small greenhouse or tunnel. Note: It is recommended to stagger the sowing to always have crunchy salads in your garden. For winter harvests, favor winter ...