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Des manières originales d’aménager un potager

Des manières originales d’aménager un potager

Publié le mercredi 24 avril 2024 à 20:11 par Bertrand Dumont

Durée : 31:18

Tags : Pratiques de jardinage, balado, comestible, cratère, écoresponsable, gabion, jardin, mandala, massif-éponge, Podcast, potager, serrure, spirale, terrasse

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Traditionnellement, on peut installer les potagers en pleine terre ou hors-sol. Cependant il existe une dizaine de façons non-conformiste de les agencer.

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