European gardens are more compact and practical. They like to let their limited garden be occupied by vegetables, herbs and fruits as much as possible, and the higher the yield, the better.
French vegetable garden is one of the representatives. Its planting range should cover all the ingredients that a chef may use when cooking, overcoming the space restrictions, and even in the corner outside the kitchen door.
Although the place is limited, composting and top-grade topsoil are essential to give your vegetable garden a high-yield foundation. In addition, the garden can be expanded by combining the hard elements of the surrounding buildings, such as planting edible climbing roses on the walls.
The vegetable garden trellis shown here are painted in the same color as the shutters, echoing the building. Planting roses and edible marigold, their petals can be used to make western food salad or make decoration. Although Campanula can't be eaten, its colorful flowers are enough to decorate the monotonous exterior wall of the building.
Plant lettuce seedlings in rows, or directly sow seeds, wait for the seedlings to grow out, and then separate the spacing according to your own wishes.
A. climbing rose "Joseph's colorful clothes" B. songye chicory C. Lavender D. onion E. butter lettuce F. Malachite (French Marigold) g. spinach h. long leaf lettuce I. songye chicory J. spinach K. Korean boxwood L. yellow Campanula
From the perspective of horticulture, it is not necessary to separate the planting of flowers and vegetables, but they play a complementary role together. In fact, flowers can fill the gap after the vegetables are picked. A small amount of shrubs or dwarfing trees mixed with vegetables can create structural layers.
As shown in the case of this vegetable field, edible plants and ornamental plants are matched to produce a good harvest both in vision and taste.
For those northern flower lovers who can't wait to plant vegetables, it's very suitable to have a high vegetable field, because it can make the spring soil thaw in advance and extend the planting period of crops. Don't be reluctant to add hard landscape elements to your vegetable field. Cask and flower, vegetable rack and various basin utensils will improve the ornamental index of the vegetable field.
A half buried red pottery pot here is not only an interesting small view, but also a very practical watering device. There are many similar devices.
The hybrid combination mode of vegetables and flowers enriches the plant level in the high-rise vegetable field, so that you can interleave and harvest vegetables and fresh cut flowers, and improve the utilization rate and yield of the land. When the harvest is over, fill in new plants as soon as possible, and don't let the ground empty.
A. boxwood B. violet C. beet D. red cabbage E. golden wasp leaf F. onion g. golden oregano h. conifer I. purple bearded iris J. broccoli K. parsley L. Delphinium m M. carrot n. borage O. green bean P. white and yellow violet Q. mustard r r. edible rhubarb S. chili
It's a happy thing to cultivate a small vegetable field on both sides of the wall root and garden path. You can grow your own vegetables and pick them as you like. What's more, it's very easy to take care of this small vegetable field, which will not add any heavy burden to your life.
As you can see here, the two small vegetable fields, the embedded edges close to the soil, will not contaminate the garden floor. Before planting vegetables, you can apply more compost to improve the soil environment. Most vegetables can be planted by direct sowing, and you can also buy seedlings to plant, such as chives, thistle, broccoli and so on.
Although the vegetable field should also pay attention to the beauty, arrange a dwarf fruit tree to provide a view of the four seasons of the year, and do not make the trees grow too large to block the sunshine needed for the growth of vegetables.
For the convenience of picking, the first mature vegetables can be planted at the outermost edge of the vegetable field, and those vegetables that grow new leaves after picking should also be arranged at the place where the outer edge is easy to reach. Vegetables that are late cooked, such as New Zealand spinach, kidney beans, persimmon peppers, etc., are placed in the inner layer in order to ensure that they are easy to pick from all angles when they are ripe.
A. long leaf lettuce B. seasonal lettuce C. New Zealand spinach D. carrot E. chive F. dwarf apple tree g. pine leaf lettuce h. west blue flower I. green bean J. thorn thistle
For those who are addicted to vanilla planting, we also have a good plan. Imagine the picture of walking out of the house to the vanilla field and pinching a handful of fresh herbs to add to the dishes or make vanilla tea.
However, vanilla is not a spoiled plant. Most of them like the harsh environment of sunshine and drought as well as the wild ones. The soil they grow in is poor and rocky.
So if you're planning a vanilla only seedbed, don't fill it with compost rich soil. Instead, use a sandy mixture. In a small part of the garden, you can plan a beautiful vanilla nursery, organize it into structure, combine good colors, and the garden will be full of fresh flavor.
Vanilla Garden display
Take this round nursery with a diameter of 1.2m as an example. No matter which side you can easily reach the plants inside. The central climbing plant bracket is suitable in height, without any depression. The climbing plants also have an extension space.
It's easy to make a stand like this or buy a ready-made product. Planting Nanking cherry tomatoes or saffron beans on the bottom of the stand is both delicious and enjoyable. The advantage of planning a vanilla garden is that it has wide adaptability. The orthodox and casual garden style is all inclusive. The raised seedbed is conducive to drainage. The overgrown vanilla plants and simple stone edge show a light rural flavor.
These stones absorb the heat from the sun and then transmit it to plants, accelerating their growth.
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