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Pumpkin, courgette, sweetcorn and jalapeños: the seasonal garden
The Viva la Finca vegetable garden changes with the seasons. Among what comes back most often: pumpkin, courgette, sweetcorn and jalapeños.
Pumpkin and courgette
Generous plants that spread across the ground. They give a lot and ask for water.
Sweetcorn and jalapeños
The sweetcorn grows tall in the garden; the jalapeños add the heat to the farm kitchen.
Watering day
The water reaches the farm once a week. On that day each plant is watered for one to two minutes, so that the water goes down to the roots.
Frequently asked questions
What is in the vegetable garden?
Pumpkin, courgette, sweetcorn, jalapeños, tomatoes and green peppers, depending on the season.
How often is it watered?
Once a week, on the day the water arrives.
Why is each plant watered for so long?
So the water reaches deep into the roots and lasts the week.
Are the vegetables sold?
No.
On the farm
- The two places to stay on the farm
- Volunteering on the farm
- What grows on the farm
- Claudio and the Al Cafone Show
- Frequently asked questions