- August is the perfect time for sowing and planting many plants, both vegetables and flowers that will enrich your garden.
- In August, you can sow vegetables such as spinach or kale, as well as plant onions of narcissus or hydrangeas.
- It is also a great time for sowing two -year and long -term flowers that will bloom in the next season.
- Check what specific species of plants is best planted and sown in August to enjoy their beauty and crops.
What vegetables and herbs to sow in August? Here will work: garden dill, radish, turnip, spinach, Endiewia, Rapper, butter and fragile lettuce, kale and kohlrabi. In good weather in autumn we can count on harvest.
What flowers do we plant in August?
In August, we plant the Winter tubers, thanks to which they will bloom in autumn. The end of August is also the right time to plant the onions of narcissus and chessboard: imperial and ankle. At the end of summer, you can also plant hydrangeas. It is important, however, that the position is shaded, because, despite the fact that the August-light sun is not so sharp, it can still burn flowers. The second part of the summer is also a good time to plant rhododendrons. Note that the day of replanting rhododendrons is rather cloudless and moist. It’s best to do it in the morning or late afternoon.
What flowers to sow in August?
August is the time when we sow two -year and long -term flowers. This is a good time to sow mallow, mullein, carrot, lupine and forget -me -notes, brother, garden bells and daisies. At the end of August and the beginning of September, it is also worth sowing marigolds, smags, cornflowers, anemones and violets. The sowed now will manage to grow up to winter, and thanks to this they will bloom faster and embellish the garden. If we sow flowers directly to discounts, it is worth preparing the soil in advance. We remove overflowed plants and weeds from it. We fertilize the earth with compost or preparations with gods into potassium and phosphorus and motivate, smashing larger lumps. After a week we sow flowers. Place the seeds in a row in the grooves. After sowing, gently cover the seeds with soil.
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