A Planty Garden in July
And starting a garden in July? Great idea.
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Already growing?
The trick is to sow again right after you've harvested everything from a patch. Continual sowing means continual harvesting. You can keep it going until well into the fall and even winter.
Tips for July*
2. Harvest on time and a lot. You're not just doing it for a delicious dinner, it also extends your harvest. When you pick its leaves or flowers, the plant produces more and more.
4. Staan er aardbeien in je tuin? Check dan regelmatig of je weer wat kunt plukken. Van onze doordragende soort is dat nu bijna iedere dag.
4. When the weather is damp, keep up your snail hunt: they'll be out in full force. And watch out for white butterflies. These are cabbage whites that like to lay their eggs on vegetables in the cabbage family. Dino kale in particular.
5. Help your climbing plants grow up the trellis. Prune your tomato suckers and tie your climbing zucchini to the trellis net.
6. Tomatoes, zucchinis, pumpkins, and cucumbers are hungry. So, give them half a scoop of MM-Plantfood every 5-6 weeks.
*To sum it up: Just follow the advice in the Planty Gardening app. All these tips are in there: the app's got you covered.
Wat kun je nu zaaien?
Oké, voor de zomergroentes zoals tomaten is het nu te laat om die zelf te zaaien, en de Reuzen radijs en Mini-kropsla kun je in deze maand ook beter overslaan.
Sommige soorten doen het nu zelfs extra goed, zoals de Salanova pluksla:
Okay, it is too late to start summer vegetables like tomatoes. And radishes and head lettuce are better to skip for now. But there are so many options out there. You can sow any of these: