It looks like some kind of grape vine taking over my evergreen tree. I’m a new owner here… apologies if this isn’t the correct place to ask
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Avoiding bare ground by maximizing vegetation cover is crucial for reducing VPDs and increasing SOM. SOM enhances the soil’s ability to capture and retain rainfall, improve fertility, and prevent the erosion of fertile topsoil during heavy rain events. Adopting these regenerative organic practices is essential for reversing the trend of increasing adverse weather events and ensuring a productive future for our farming and ranching systems, as well as providing our civilization with healthy, nutritious, poison-free food. We can avoid repeating the past’s failures.
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The severe thunderstorms with hail over the past weekend have caused substantial damage to horticultural businesses, particularly in North Rhine-Westphalia. Initial estimates put the total losses in the seven-figure range. After the hail: broken glass lies among the tomatoes in the greenhouse. On Saturday, 31…
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At California Spring Trials 2025, Dr. A talks with Syngenta Flowers about its new Dottie Digitalis series that’s available now.
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I’m looking for R. Gallica Officianalis or the French Rose and/or Rosa Rugosa. Where should I look? Also, which do you like better for culinary uses and why? I’m also open to trading and such for a rooted cutting (I’ve tried rooting roses before and I suck at it.)
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Hi there,
I live in Greece, a Mediterranean climate of 450mm per year and (increasingly) hot summers. Our veggies are suffering in the direct sun and since I am still in the process of finishing the permaculture design in general I am thinking of adding some kind of light shade tree. They would be in the middle of the double reach veggie beds (90cm/3ft), but I don’t know if their roots are going to be interfering with the veggies too much. They will be no dig veggie beds, though I might still till a few times before finalising everything. Right now as it stands the whole veggie patch will be about 280m2 with three patches that will rotate between being a chook run and veggie garden. So one or two will have veggies and the remainder will be for the chooks. Then after one finishes we send the chooks to dig it up and start planting out the patch they just left.
I know there is people who have added shade trees to their veggie gardens but I am having difficulty finding anything on Leucaena specifically. I have a few hundred tiny seedlings coming up right now, which is the reason for asking about this species.
I am writing here because I know the tree has a long history in Australia and other places, but barely any history here in Greece.
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Houweling Horticulture has achieved official Flustix Plastic-Free certification of its Bright Eco Coating. This liquid shading solution is fully biodegradable, 100% biobased, and entirely free from microplastics. “Most people don’t realize we ingest tens of thousands of plastic particles every year…
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In April, strawberry enthusiasts got a glimpse of the newly opened research facilities at Proefcentrum Hoogstraten. However, there is more to see beyond the greenhouses that were showcased. Next month, the complex’s climate-controlled cells will be officially opened, and this week, the first plants were…
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Ledgnd has announced the appointment of co-founder Matthea Rijneker as its new Chief Executive Officer. In her new role, she will lead the company into the next phase of international growth and organizational development. Rijneker has been deeply involved with Ledgnd since its founding and was unanimously appointed by the…
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Lubing GreenTec has announced the European debut of its Automated Gutter System (AGS) for small and medium-sized greenhouses at this year’s GreenTech Amsterdam trade fair. Having already been successfully introduced and implemented in the United States, the AGS has proven to significantly enhance…
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