I hope that this is the end of the concrete. The second wall is now complete. I am now worried that the tall wall looks higher at one end than the other - can this be right?
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How (not) to garden in Central Italy
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This blog is all about how to cope with gardening in continental climate. All the books and TV programmes talk about 'Mediterranean gardening' but few places actually have a classic Med climate - hot dry summers, cool wet winters.
My garden is 450m above sea level and temperatures reach over 40 degrees C in summer but drop down to -8 degrees C at times in winter. How to cope with about 50 degrees temperature range? It requires a whole different approach and I cannot find any books that really help, especially regarding cultivation of vegetable & fruit.
My garden is 450m above sea level and temperatures reach over 40 degrees C in summer but drop down to -8 degrees C at times in winter. How to cope with about 50 degrees temperature range? It requires a whole different approach and I cannot find any books that really help, especially regarding cultivation of vegetable & fruit.
Useful Links
- Beth Chatto's gardens
- Blotanical blog site
- Flowerhill Farm
- Garden Club Perugia
- GART Luther garden art
- Il Giardino Romano Garden Club
- La Vita Lenta nel Bel Paese
- May Dreams Gardens
- Mediterranean Gardening Society
- Olives & artichokes
- Olivier Filippi's dry garden
- Peter Beales roses
- Peter Nyssen bulbs
- Robert Tilleard paintings
- Romizi Studio Tecnico
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