Rathwulven BC
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Hi folks,
it is time to start planning for the upcoming season, and things need to change. For the context: I used our rooftop balcony or terrace this year and tried my luck with some easy to grow vegetables. We quickly learned that we deal with an issue on the south side - the coastal winds are simply too strong and up until May, there was too much convection going on and especially pickles and other "weaker" plants died off late in spring.
I tried to troubleshoot that matter by raising a pavilion - no effect. Then tried raising reed-walls - no effect. A greenhouse as such may not be built due to community regulations (yeah, we got some strange regulations here).
I was wondering if people here experienced comparable issues and might have tips and solutions. Gardening downstairs in the land as such ain't no problem, we are really just talking about pots and such elevated on the top of the house (to maximise growing space).
Thanks in advance!
it is time to start planning for the upcoming season, and things need to change. For the context: I used our rooftop balcony or terrace this year and tried my luck with some easy to grow vegetables. We quickly learned that we deal with an issue on the south side - the coastal winds are simply too strong and up until May, there was too much convection going on and especially pickles and other "weaker" plants died off late in spring.
I tried to troubleshoot that matter by raising a pavilion - no effect. Then tried raising reed-walls - no effect. A greenhouse as such may not be built due to community regulations (yeah, we got some strange regulations here).
I was wondering if people here experienced comparable issues and might have tips and solutions. Gardening downstairs in the land as such ain't no problem, we are really just talking about pots and such elevated on the top of the house (to maximise growing space).
Thanks in advance!