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Wednesday, 20 August 2014
ZérO PhytO
This poster is up on the gate of this playground and public garden. Versailles' municipal gardeners have gone entirely green and don't use any chemicals in our public gardens anymore!
Ce poster se trouve sur la grille de ce jardin public.
Totaly respect and support this action. But I do wonder what the public will say when roses get black spot or the trees get some kind of infestation. We'll see, I guess.
Fertilizers are harmless chemical compounds and there is no way to grew anything without them, if not using... They probably only cut the pesticides, which is a very good thing to do.
.JPG "Green gardening Versailles")
19 comments:
disons qu'on y croit
disons que bergson le fait
It is the responsible thing to do in this day and age.
That's wonderful to see, Ciel!
Good for them!!
Totaly respect and support this action. But I do wonder what the public will say when roses get black spot or the trees get some kind of infestation. We'll see, I guess.
Very nice.
Wow! Do they organize workshops too?
Healthy gardens! And welcome back 'online'!
I'm glad you are back on line. Grrrrrr to the whole company. LOL
Good for green. MB
That is such a great idea!
That's good to hear Ciel.. In my own small effort at 'being green' I don't use chemicals in my garden either :)
wahoo
i wish more gardens and parks and farms would do this!
Super great news! I like to hear that the gardeners in public gardens have a conscience. :)
I'm happy we are returning to our roots, our ancestors didn't use chemicals, we need to learn from them
Bravo to the gardeners!
Nice! You couldn't buy round-up or other harsh weed killers in Toronto. But many people drove across the border and brought them back!
Fertilizers are harmless chemical compounds and there is no way to grew anything without them, if not using... They probably only cut the pesticides, which is a very good thing to do.
that is wonderful!
excellent toutes les mairies s'y mettent
reste plus qu'à convertir les irréductibles jardinier
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