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Devancer et rallonger la saison au jardin comestible

Devancer et rallonger la saison au jardin comestible

Publié le mercredi 27 mars 2024 à 19:58 par Bertrand Dumont

Durée : 23:48

Tags : Pratiques de jardinage, accumulateur, antifroid, balado, comestible, couverture, drap, écoresponsable, flottante, géotextile, jardin, jute, nappe, Podcast, polyéthylène, potager, toile

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À l’aide de très basses technologies, ayant des impacts environnementaux très limités, il est possible de cultiver un peu plus tôt au printemps et un peu plus tard à l’automne.

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