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24/10/2026

Prato in zolle appena posato

28/09/2026

12 ALBERI DA FRUTTO DA PIANTARE A OTTOBRE
(Piantagione autunnale, radicamento invernale)

Ottobre è il mese tradizionale per piantare alberi da frutto a radice nuda. Il terreno è ancora caldo, le radici si stabiliscono prima dell'inverno, l'albero parte forte in primavera.

Melo
Pianta a radice nuda in buca profonda 60 cm. Innesto 5 cm sopra il livello del suolo.

Pero
Buca larga 80 cm con compost maturo. Tutore robusto per i primi 2-3 anni.

Ciliegio
Terreno profondo e ben drenato. Distanza minima 5 metri tra piante.

Susino
Tollera terreni argillosi meglio di altri fruttiferi. Pacciamatura organica abbondante.

Albicocco
Pianta in posizione riparata dai venti freddi. Fioritura precoce sensibile alle gelate tardive.

Pesco
Terreno leggero e asciutto. Evita ristagni idrici che causano gommosi.

Fico
Radice nuda o vaso. Resistente alla siccità, fruttifica già dal secondo anno.

Melograno
Tollera terreni poveri e siccità. Pianta ornamentale e produttiva insieme.

Cotogno
Terreno fresco e profondo. Frutti per marmellate e cotture, non da consumo fresco.

Nespolo
Cresce lentamente ma vive decenni. Frutti dolci raccolti a novembre.

Cachi
Tollera terreni umidi. Cultivar "Rojo Brillante" e "Vaniglia" autofertili.

Gelso
Crescita rapida, ombra generosa. Frutti neri o bianchi, macchiano poco.

Scava buca doppia rispetto al pane radicale. Innaffia abbondantemente dopo la piantagione.

28/09/2026

Rosa 'Geranium' is an excellent example of a plant that combines beauty and biodiversity! When planted alongside Malus domestica (apple trees), Arbutus unedo (strawberry trees) and Rubus fruticosus (blackberries), it provides valuable support for wildlife. Here's everything you need to know about it:

🌹 The hips create an important food source for birds such as thrushes, blackbirds and fieldfares when other natural foods become scarce. Small mammals may also benefit from fallen hips and the shelter the shrub provides.

🌹 Dense, thorny branches create excellent nesting habitat and refuge from predators for small birds.

🌹 The open, single flowers provide accessible pollen for bees, hoverflies and other pollinating insects throughout the flowering season. Unlike many highly double-flowered roses, the exposed stamens make pollen readily available to insects.

🌹 It grows best in full sun but will tolerate light shade and is adaptable to a wide range of soil types, provided the soil is reasonably well drained

🌹 Once established, it’s a resilient, low-maintenance shrub requiring only occasional pruning to remove dead, damaged or overcrowded stems. It performs well in mixed borders, wildlife gardens and informal planting schemes.

Find out more about boosting wildlife in your garden by growing Rosa 'Geranium': https://www.rhs.org.uk/plants/97228/rosa-geranium-moyesii-hybrid-s/details

22/09/2026

21/09/2026

Rosso di sera

19/09/2026

Arbutus unedo (strawberry tree) is valuable for both wildlife and climate resilience, especially when planted alongside Malus domestica (apple trees), Rubus fruticosus (blackberries) and Rosa 'Geranium'. Here's everything you need to know about it:

🍓 By flowering and fruiting when many other plants are winding down, the strawberry tree helps extend the availability of food for wildlife.

🍓 Its dense evergreen canopy provides year-round shelter from harsh weather and protection from predators for birds and beneficial insects.

🍓 Its multi-season structure creates valuable nesting, roosting and overwintering habitat within gardens and landscapes.

🍓 Clusters of small, bell-shaped white flowers appear in autumn and early winter, providing an important nectar source for bees and other pollinating insects when few other plants are in bloom. These flowers can support late-season pollinators preparing for winter, as well as those active during mild autumn weather.

🍓 Strawberry trees perform best in full sun or light shade, prefer well-drained soil and tolerate a range of soil types, including slightly acidic and neutral conditions. Their tolerance of heat and drought makes them increasingly valuable in gardens adapting to a changing climate.

Find out more about boosting wildlife in your garden by growing Arbutus unedo (strawberry tree): https://www.rhs.org.uk/plants/1473/arbutus-unedo/details

18/09/2026

Laghetto completato a Giugno2021 come si presentava nel settembre successivo.
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07/05/2026

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