Summer is mainly a time for harvesting, but experienced gardeners know that it is also a good time to sow seeds for autumn harvests. What to sow in August? Many types of vegetables are suitable for this, but not only. You can also plant flowers and shrubs, and they will certainly take well.
What to plant in August? Many vegetables are suitable for late sowing. You won’t be able to harvest them in the fall
August sowings include both vegetables that you will harvest in the fall and those that are planned for the following year. For the next season, you can plant sorrel and black salsify, among others.
What vegetables should not be planted next to each other? Table What vegetables should not be planted next to each other? Table. Photo: pexels.com / Karolina Grabowska
When you harvest your summer crops, you will have space in your beds for the next sowing. In the first half of August, you can sow dill and cress, because these plants do not tolerate lower temperatures well. You can sow throughout the month lettuce, radish, Chinese cabbage, chives, peas, green beans, kale and cabbage. It is worth remembering, however, that the harvest depends on the weather. If the autumn is warm and without major frosts, most vegetables will certainly cope. In August, you can also sow herbs – basil, savory and laurel will take well.
What plants can be planted in August? This is the perfect time for some types of flowers and shrubs
August is also a good time to plant some . During this time you can plant pansies, hollyhocks and forget-me-notsand in spring they will be a wonderful decoration of the garden. In the second half of summer you can also plant many species of shrubs such as cypresses, junipers, rhododendrons, barberries and hollies. If you’d like, please vote in our poll below.
Source: Gazeta
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