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RE: A Chart of Incompatible Plants
@pharesim so I take it - that is based on experience?
having seen the Swiss chard next to Juka on one of your old post?
Thank you for sharing that!
@pharesim so I take it - that is based on experience?
having seen the Swiss chard next to Juka on one of your old post?
Thank you for sharing that!
When I get the chance to work a garden I take it, but my experience is limited to a couple of seasons.
Last time I got a book about organic gardening before and used some of the techniques described there, intercropping being one. I can't say if it helped, but it didn't hurt and I did not use pesticides or mineral fertilizers.
@pharesim I see - i'm into organic gardening, too
a great know how is really essential specially in this zone!
we had the same zone - but then you moved far away - I guess it would be easier there now - having the sun all the time!
But it's hard with water. I didn't figure out yet if they use the chlorinated stuff here, or how it is done :D
@pharesim oh that part - how about rain water? We have a rain water tank - oh but then it's mostly sunny there. I forgot about the water. YES they put chlorine indeed - I think only in our zone in the EU - don't do that so we could drink fresh water straight from the tap. However, coals could filter that so put coal filters in your tap - there's that - we brought one when we stayed in Calpe for 2 weeks.