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The Sluggish Vegetable Garden, or How to Grow without Becoming a Slave to Its Garden

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Cultivating vegetables without devoting all its energy to it is possible. Pailing, perennial plants and nature observation transform the vegetable garden into a balanced, productive and welcoming space for biodiversity.
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The Sluggish Vegetable Garden, or How to Grow without Becoming a Slave to Its Garden

Cultivating vegetables without devoting all its energy to it is possible. Pailing, perennial plants and nature observation transform the vegetable garden into a balanced, productive and welcoming space for biodiversity.

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France Bleu broke the news in on Wednesday, February 4, 2026.
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