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How should garden waste be disposed of in France if bonfires are not allowed?
Some areas have also banned disposing of green waste at waste centres
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How to deal with snails in your French garden - and can you eat them?
Some harvest the unprompted visitors for food but this can be dangerous - and potentially illegal
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Letters: Long-stay visas in France ‘are not as easy as minister claimed’
Senator Berthet is asking for a simplified visa process for British second-home owners in France
Mulch ado...
In response to November’s Garden Diary, and following this summer’s drought, I concur with all recommended plants suggested and would like to add Nepeta Sp (catmint), which I have found thrives during dry conditions.
I am now dividing my existing stock to put elsewhere in the garden. In addition, I only watered pots and not flowerbeds.
All pruning and cutback of plants was directly returned to the ground as mulch in addition to the homemade compost. All plants have survived and I have found the soil in excellent order despite many weeks without rain.
Jane Shaw, Tarn et Garonne