WINTER PLANTING FOR EARLY SPRING HARVEST So that in spring I can enjoy early and fresh greens, I plant frost-resistant varieties of parsley, parsnips, lettuce, spinach and dill in late autumn. The work in this case consists of the following stages. I choose plots in the garden that are protected by bushes or outbuildings from the north wind and dry out quickly in the spring (otherwise the seeds can rot). ...
Garden and cottage - read more ... Winter sowing of parsley, parsnips, lettuce, spinach, garlic and dill
REPEATED SOWING OF GREENS IN AUGUST Lettuce, spinach and dill remain one of the most popular green crops among gardeners, the seeds of which, by the way, can be sown constantly all summer. 1. REPEATED SEEDINGS OF DILL The yield of fresh dill throughout the summer depends on the variety. I give preference to bush varieties that remain in the leaf rosette phase for about a month and do not throw away ...
Garden and cottage - read more ... Top 5 re-sowing quick greens - tips from gardeners
EARLY SPRING GREENS, ON SNOW - SEEDING Want to get vitamin greens in 2021 first? Do a bold experiment. Sow seeds under the snow. ADVANTAGES OF THE SOWING METHOD ON SNOW Seeds sown under the snow hatch and grow as soon as the weather conditions are suitable for this. Until the shoots appear, no care of the garden is needed. ...
Garden and cottage - read more ... Experiment: sowing greens in the snow
GREENS ON THE WINDOWSILL FOR GOURMETS AND NOT ONLY In winter, each of us simply needs vitamins, it's great if these vitamins are not in tablets, but in natural products. A lot of vitamins and fiber necessary for the stomach are found in greens, these are a variety of salads and spinach, as well as arugula, chervil and borage. Buy any greens now ...
Garden and cottage - read more ... Greens at home in winter - what can you grow?GREENS ON THE WINDOW - WE REMOVE THE TOPS FROM THE ROOTS What is the difference between forcing and growing greens from seeds? In the second case, greens are formed due to solar energy and nutrients from the soil. And in the first - due to the reserves deposited in the root crop. Light is also needed for distillation, at least for the leaves to be green. But in ...
Garden and cottage - read more ... Forcing greenery on the window in winter - advice from a candidate of agricultural sciences