easy-plants

PLANTS WITHOUT WATER, DISEASE, INSECTS AND LITTLE TRICKS TO SAVE WATER

Is it possible?

Plastic plants

The quantity of rain and snowfall varies from the average from year to

year.

The amount of water infiltration varies from yard to yard depending on:

slope, soil type, subsoil type, depth of soil and organic matter content.

Insects are everywhere but are they harmful?

Diseases are everywhere but is the plant susceptible?

Different degrees of susceptibility

Why does a plant need extra water, become sick or attract insects?

Need extra water:

not in the right spot (sun, shade, north, south, east, west, soil type)

Become sick:

the plant is simply not happy lacks water, fertility, not enough or too much sun

Attract insects:

same as for diseases

Sir Albert Howard wrote in 1930: “Insects, disease and weeds are not the problem. They point us to the problem.”

The right plant in the right place.

Do you know your soil?

Sand, silt and clay

The ingredient to a soil rejuvenation.

A few plants for your soil.

Little tricks to save water.

Drip irrigation

A barrel: alone or combined with an irrigation system

Water retention by soil formation into swales