Anyone, anywhere can grow fresh, healthy produce, foster biodiversity, and reconnect with nature by using the permaculture approachâ no matter your space or experience.
Anyone, anywhere can grow fresh, healthy produce, foster biodiversity, and reconnect with nature by using the permaculture approachâ no matter your space or experience.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Valéry Tsimba is a Parisian who has long nurtured a passion for plants; her enthusiasm for gardening and thirst for knowledge led her to discover permaculture. She sets out to prove that anyone can harvest a vegetable garden with patience, observation skills, and motivation.
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Introduction STARTING YOUR VEGETABLE GARDEN Exposure Size Containers Geotextiles Terracotta Wood Plastic Alternatives Size and layout TOOLS COMPOST PREPARING YOUR CONTAINERS GROW OR BUY? Growing plants from seeds The advantage of tubers and pods ACTIVIST SEEDS Preserving variety Organic seeds SOWING When to sow? Soaking the seeds How deep to plant seeds How to sow Keeping the seedlings warm Germination TRANSPLANTING When to transplant How to go about it? Transplanting bare root plants Damping off A garlic decoction OTHER TECHNIQUES I USE Cuttings Layering Volunteer seeds CREATING ABUNDANCE ON A BALCONY Permaculture as a source of inspiration Production Not wasting Collecting and stocking energy Making the best use of resources and renewable energy Using self-regulation and accepting feedback Start with the big picture and then focus on the details Integrate rather than separate Practicing diversity Using slow solutions on a small scale with patience Observe and interact Every element of the system must fulfil several functions Your imagination sets the bar THE VEGETABLE CYCLE Hardy perennials Perennials Biannuals THE CLASSIFICATION OF PLANTS A VARIETY OF CHOICES Annual varieties Fast-growing or precocious varieties Vegetables that produce quickly Perpetual vegetables Seeds and staggered plantings Polyculture Companion Planting How I use density in planting How I optimize space How I grow all year round WATERING AND CONSERVING WATER Manual watering Densification of crops Surface straw mulching and composting Irrigation pots: Ollas Rain FERTILE CONTAINERS Surface composting Lasagna Earthworm composting Salvaging compost Manures WELCOMING BIODIVERSITY The diversity of vegetable plants Honey-producing plants Pests, predators, and other offenders Birds Earthworms I GROW MY OWN SEEDS Autogamy and Allogam Hybrids How do you make your own seeds? The viability over time of vegetable plants GROWING WITH THE SEASONS My seed calendar Month by month Gardening together Conclusion Resources Acknowledgements Credits
Introduction STARTING YOUR VEGETABLE GARDEN Exposure Size Containers Geotextiles Terracotta Wood Plastic Alternatives Size and layout TOOLS COMPOST PREPARING YOUR CONTAINERS GROW OR BUY? Growing plants from seeds The advantage of tubers and pods ACTIVIST SEEDS Preserving variety Organic seeds SOWING When to sow? Soaking the seeds How deep to plant seeds How to sow Keeping the seedlings warm Germination TRANSPLANTING When to transplant How to go about it? Transplanting bare root plants Damping off A garlic decoction OTHER TECHNIQUES I USE Cuttings Layering Volunteer seeds CREATING ABUNDANCE ON A BALCONY Permaculture as a source of inspiration Production Not wasting Collecting and stocking energy Making the best use of resources and renewable energy Using self-regulation and accepting feedback Start with the big picture and then focus on the details Integrate rather than separate Practicing diversity Using slow solutions on a small scale with patience Observe and interact Every element of the system must fulfil several functions Your imagination sets the bar THE VEGETABLE CYCLE Hardy perennials Perennials Biannuals THE CLASSIFICATION OF PLANTS A VARIETY OF CHOICES Annual varieties Fast-growing or precocious varieties Vegetables that produce quickly Perpetual vegetables Seeds and staggered plantings Polyculture Companion Planting How I use density in planting How I optimize space How I grow all year round WATERING AND CONSERVING WATER Manual watering Densification of crops Surface straw mulching and composting Irrigation pots: Ollas Rain FERTILE CONTAINERS Surface composting Lasagna Earthworm composting Salvaging compost Manures WELCOMING BIODIVERSITY The diversity of vegetable plants Honey-producing plants Pests, predators, and other offenders Birds Earthworms I GROW MY OWN SEEDS Autogamy and Allogam Hybrids How do you make your own seeds? The viability over time of vegetable plants GROWING WITH THE SEASONS My seed calendar Month by month Gardening together Conclusion Resources Acknowledgements Credits
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