Geneviève notes in spite that "all the hazelnuts have fallen empty, black inside and green outside. Some have worms..." She asks our columnist, Alain Baraton, to know what to do. The chief gardener at the estate of Versailles gives him his two tricks for a future harvest.
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Geneviève notes in spite that "all the hazelnuts have fallen empty, black inside and green outside. Some have worms..." She asks our columnist, Alain Baraton, to know what to do. The chief gardener at the estate of Versailles gives him his two tricks for a future harvest.