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Loved and hated in equal measure, Castor Bean

Taking advantage of a few photos I recently took, I felt encouraged to write about this Euphorbiaceae. The Castor Bean or scientifically Ricinus communis is a plant of tropical African origin. It has naturalized in many parts of the world.

Petro Rudenko·3 min read·6/24/2026

February Seedlings in the Vegetable Garden | Terra Potager

Despite winter still being present, February marks the beginning of a new season for all gardeners. It's the ideal time to anticipate spring and summer harvests. Discover the essential seedlings to start the year well in the vegetable garden.

Kateryna Lys·10 min read·6/24/2026

March Seedlings in the Vegetable Garden | Terra Potager

The month of March awakens nature and offers the opportunity to start many sowings. However, winter still resists, and the risk of frost is not over. Discover which crops can be sown this month.

Petro Rudenko·10 min read·6/23/2026

In the Vegetable Garden at the End of March, Beginning of April | Terra Potager

As March ends, the weather can be warm yet cool for our protected plants. Frosts are still forecasted, so protective covers should remain in place. Despite the unpredictable weather, temperatures are rising, and activity is intensifying in the garden.

Kateryna Lys·9 min read·6/23/2026

What to Do in the Garden at the End of May?

Discover gardening activities for late May, including sowing, planting, and tips for maintaining your vegetable garden.

Kateryna Lys·9 min read·6/22/2026

Vegetable Garden News for Early May | Terra Potager

Discover essential gardening tips for early May, including sowing and planting advice for vegetables and aromatic herbs to ensure a fruitful garden.

Petro Rudenko·9 min read·6/22/2026

What to Do in the Garden Mid-June? | Terra Potager

Hello friends of Terra, June is generally a pleasant month in the vegetable garden, symbolizing hope: summer has not yet settled in, the soils are generally still moist, the crops are growing, and they are healthy, much to the delight of the gardener. Let’s see together what to do in the garden this season!

Kateryna Lys·9 min read·6/21/2026

Drought and Heatwave in the Vegetable Garden: Our Tips | Terra Potager

Learn how to manage drought and heatwaves in your vegetable garden with practical tips on watering, shading, and plant care.

Petro Rudenko·9 min read·6/20/2026

Heatwave in the Vegetable Garden: How to Cool Your Garden?

During these times of relentless heatwaves and heatwaves in the vegetable garden, it is quite reasonable to want to cool the garden. Here are some tips to lower the temperature and help the garden cope with the heatwaves.

Kateryna Lys·4 min read·6/20/2026

12 Gardens, 12 Months of 2025

I take this opportunity to wish you a happy end of 2025 and the beginning of 2026. Here is a compilation of 12 gardens featured on my blog.

Petro Rudenko·1 min read·6/20/2026

I admit it ... I also call it "Bottlebrush"

From Australia to your garden, so well-known that it seems it has always grown here... The genus Callistemon, belonging to the Myrtaceae family, is well-known for its flowering.

Kateryna Lys·4 min read·6/19/2026

With the Church We Have Encountered!

If you love gardens and are a wine enthusiast, this garden is for you! Discover the rich history and beauty of Bordeaux's gardens and vineyards.

Henry Ashwood·5 min read·6/19/2026