I ask for advice from experienced gardeners!
Hello to all forum members. I'm new here. My name is Tanya, and my husband’s name is Sasha. We will communicate from here together. We recently got married and bought a house with a garden and vegetable garden. I want to put them in order, but I still don’t have enough experience. Our financial situation is normal, so we do not pursue the goal of existing from this land. But I’m interested in cooking different delicacies and would like to grow something interesting for salads and maybe for some exotic dishes. I ask for advice from experienced gardeners. Where to begin?
I’m not an experienced gardener, but you always need to start with the simplest things: tomatoes, tomatoes (do not confuse them), cucumbers, eggplants (but Colorado beetles love them very much).
Kenza, lettuce, and dill can be grown very simply - buy a bag of seeds, just choose one with an early production date and sow it in a garden bed. Watering every 2 - 3 days. They don’t require much fertilizer, but it’s worth removing weeds on time so that they don’t interrupt the growth of the plant’s root system.
I grew asparagus because I love it very much. I sowed seeds in the spring. But she turned out weak and small. But the next year I bought stems at the garden center. They settled in well. I added fertilizer from 10 liters of water - 100 g of manure - into the hole. The asparagus grew well. Therefore, my advice is – don’t sow – buy seedlings.
Thank you very much for the advice! I would like to know if I can plant something this year since July is just around the corner!?
I’ll share my experience: in July I sow radishes, Chinese cabbage, and black radish (useful in winter for treating coughs). It would be desirable, of course, to be able to water the beds; July is often dry. This year I sowed cucumbers on July 5th, they have already sprouted and are developing normally. I hope to have a harvest by the fall. I took early varieties.
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