Recognizing seedlings
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It is sometimes difficult, even for the most experienced gardeners, to recognise seedlings that have just emerged from the ground. The questions then arise: what to do with these spontaneous seedlings? to keep them or to pull them up? Thanks to this little booklet presenting 50 of the most common plants in the vegetable garden (vegetables, herbs, spontaneous herbs, flowers), the answer will be easier to find, particularly thanks to the photos showing the shoots at this early stage of their development. Practical to have in your pocket or in your garden shed, within reach of your hoe, this cheat sheet is a very precious tool.
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Vegetables, herbs, spontaneous grasses and flowers sometimes appear in the vegetable garden without having been sown by the gardener! Here is a photo cheat sheet, very useful for recognising many plants at the very first stage of their development and deciding which ones to keep and which ones to pull out.
HIGHLIGHTS
To learn how to recognise young spontaneous seedlings and what to do with them!
– Vegetables, herbs, flowers or weeds sometimes appear in the vegetable garden without having been sown by the gardener! Here is a handy photo cheat sheet to help you recognise 50 plants at the very first stage of their development and decide which ones to keep and which ones to pull out.
– Each sheet contains a short text presenting the plant, its regrowth, its spontaneous seedlings, as well as a photo that makes it easy to recognize the seedling.
– Beforehand, there are five introductory sheets to help you observe your soil, understand the importance of spotting and naming seedlings, learn all about natural spread and use spontaneous seedlings to flower your garden.
– A very useful tool, of which there is no equivalent.
– A cheat sheet produced by Joseph Chauffrey, a leading author in organic gardening!
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