How to Grow a Salad Garden in a Month – Everything You Can Still Sow Now and Eat Four Weeks Later
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Every end of spring, the same question comes back: Is it too late to throw a salad garden? Many have packed the bags of seeds, convinced that it should be taken in March. However, it is sometimes four weeks to fill a large salad bowl with fresh leaves, even on a balcony. This express vegetable garden does not rely on large lettuce apples, but on young shoots that are cut as you go. By putting on a few fast-growing salads and ultra-precocious rad…
At the beginning of June, many gardeners are already closing the seed box. Spring radishes have been chewed, the first salads too, and it is said that the train of the season has passed. The vegetable garden seems to be installed, frozen until the holidays, and the empty boards remain naked, for lack of knowing what to do there. In a village, however, an old neighbour handed four small bags of seeds to a young gardener who was already storing hi…
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