7 choses à faire pour bichonner vos pieds de tomates Récolter de magnifiques tomates que l'on a fait pousser dans son potager, c'est sans doute la chose dont les jardiniers sont le plus fiers. Mais la tomate est une plante qui reste un long moment en place au potager : entre 4 et 6 mois. Pour éviter les accidents de parcours, dont certains peuvent lui être fatals, voici 7 choses que vous devriez faire pour mettre toutes les chances de votre côté. 1. Un épais tapis protecteur Pour garder la terre humide en permanence, un paillis épais (5 à 10 cm) sera étalé au pied des plants de tomates et tout autour. Toutes sortes de mulchs peuvent convenir : tontes de gazon séchées, foin, paillettes de lin, etc... Un autre avantage de mulcher est que les feuilles du bas (et parfois les premiers fruits) ne seront plus en contact direct avec le sol et ne risqueront pas d'attraper la pourriture. 2. La tomate a horreur des à-coups d'arrosage. Trop d'eau peut aussi faire éclater les tomates. 3. Lien souple en huit 4. La consoude produit le purin le plus équilibré
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Don't Be A Sucker In The App Store: A Guide On Finding Good Apps Well, 2012 certainly has proven to be a very interesting year, in terms of the App Store. This seems to be the year of the rise in “scam apps”: apps that are purposely designed (and disguised) to trick customers into thinking that it is the real deal. In February alone, we have had “Temple Jump,” “Temple Guns,” “Clear Todo,” and even a pair of fake Pokemon apps. Oh look! What do apps like these have in common? Whatever the case may be, these are all apps that you should be staying away from. What Can You Do? Check Curated Websites And Blogs The most important tool that can help you find legit apps is to check the Internet for reliable sources of information, such as us here at AppAdvice, as well as many other popular Apple-related sites. There is actually the O.A.T.S policy that most sites abide by nowadays (including us here at AppAdvice). Know the Quality Developers This may be a bit harder to do, especially if you are just entering the world of apps. Social developer? Now, let’s share!
15 productivity tools to play with The web is changing day in and day out at an incredibly fast pace. What I found that matters most to me when using new tools is that the switching cost needs to be as low as possible. The less “lock-in” and learning an app requires, the more likely I am going to be to try it out. So here is a list of tools I have started to mess around with. They are super intuitive to use and save me a ton of time each day. Ge.tt – filesharing at its simplest In case you are familiar with Drop.io there is no introduction needed to Ge.tt. Time to familiarize yourself with the service: 10 seconds or less Find out more: Ge.tt Flow – managing to do lists Flow is amongst the simplest task management tools I have used to date and as you know there are dozens of them. Time to familiarize yourself with the service: 1 minute or less Find out more: Flow EveryTimeZone – see multiple time zones at once Find out more: EveryTimeZone Tungle – the way meetups are supposed to be scheduled Find out more: Tungle
Les 5 gestes à faire pour bien planter ses tomates au potager Si vous avez aimé cet article, pourquoi ne pas en parler autour de vous ? Cliquez sur le bouton Facebook ou Gmail. Il n’est pas trop tard pour planter des tomates au potager ! Je vais vous montrer avec tous les détails la manière exacte que j’emploie pour planter mes tomates. Si vous voulez voir les résultats que j’ai obtenus l’année dernière, c’est par ici. Pour avoir une récolte abondante, c’est important que vos pieds de tomates prennent un bon départ. Avec le début du mois de mai frais et pluvieux que nous avons eu, il est encore largement temps de planter des tomates. Et j’ai remarqué que souvent, les plants plantés tardivement finissent par rattraper ceux qui ont été plantés plus tôt. 1. Il n’est pas indispensable d’avoir un sol meuble pour cultiver des tomates. Avant d’avoir mon potager actuel, j’arrivais à faire pousser d’excellentes tomates dans un sol caillouteux et dur comme du béton ! Creusez un trou d’une vingtaine de centimètres de côté environ (la largeur d’une bêche). 2. 3. 4.
Web Resources To Improve Productivity - Business Insider Tips to Help Identify Scam Apps | iOS Affairs I couldn’t reblog this gem because it isn’t on WordPress, but I just read a blog from February at AppAdvice and wanted to relay these tips to my readers (sorry I’m so behind on my blog reading). Check blogs and websites that are reliable sources for app advice (like mine and AppAdvice’s, but mine at least :)). There is apparently some rule that app reviewers do not take money to do reviews. Read the original article for other great tips and make sure to let me know about bad developers or apps. That’s it for me. Like this: Like Loading...
Le tour du potager n° 13 – avril 2015 Comme d’habitude, vous pouvez cliquer sur les photos pour les voir en grand. Après avoir planté les pommes de terre mi-avril (à la floraison des lilas), j’ai décompacté la bande de terre qui va bientôt recevoir les tomates. On voit quelques repousses de seigle, l’engrais vert qui a occupé l’espace durant tout l’hiver. Elles seront pour la plupart déracinées par le croc et de toute façon ne sont pas gênantes. Le croc est l’un des outils dont je me sers le plus pour préparer la terre. J’ai coupé la moutarde (engrais vert) avant que ses tiges deviennent du bois, mais j’aime laisser fleurir quelques pieds pour les insectes butineurs. La consoude est maintenant bien développée et je vais pouvoir faire un seau de purin. Voici deux légumes qui sont en fleurs au même moment, mais qui ont des usages complètement différents : d’un côté, nous avons le chou frisé, qui nous a régalé de ses feuilles durant tout l’hiver. Les oignons blancs plantés à l’automne sont à point.
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Get over it, haters – apps really are the future, says Wired publisher There has been a growing revolt in the publishing community against the idea that iPhone and iPad apps are the best route to digital dollars. The Financial Times shuttered its apps this month, while a popular essay by another publisher lamented that apps were a “collective delusion” and an expensive failure. That’s bunk, according to Wired publisher Howard Mittman, who said in a recent interview that apps have proven “incredibly profitable” and touts the publication’s 165,000 tablet subscribers (65,000 of these are pure-digital subs). Mittman adds that Wired readers also spend a significant amount of time with the tablet version and that he “missed the memo” about the failure of apps. So what’s going on? To understand, it’s useful to consider the key complaints set out by Technology Review’s Jason Pontin in his influential “Why Publishers Don’t like Apps” essay from early May, including: The proof will ultimately be in the revenue pudding, of course.