The spring sun quickly warms the earth, you now need to decide how it will look your yard for spring, summer and autumn. Think about what kinds of flowers will greet your guests at the gate to lead them to the front door of your house that you plant in my garden and will be used in the preparation of fragrant homemade dishes.
But the most important step is proper soil preparation to receive the new green inhabitants of your garden. If training will be wrong, flowers and vegetables can not grow or will grow, but not all, a lot of your effort and energy wasted.Clean soil
If you're too lazy last fall to remove debris from the site, now is the time to do it. Remove last year's leaves and stems before planting new plants - a simple, and at the same time effective way to prevent the breeding of insects in your garden. Insect eggs and spores of pathogenic fungi, hiding in the fallen leaves can damage the new crop.Loosen the soil
Once you can handle the trash, grab a shovel, break up matted pieces of soil. Then, dig and loosen the pit is approximately the depth at which the ground penetrating plant roots. Planted the seeds would be easier to take root and become established in the ground.
If you have clay or sandy soil, add the organic compounds such as peat, humus from fallen leaves and dig, as deeply as possible. This will create a soil structure that will facilitate the penetration of air to the roots, their more rapid growth will contribute to the conservation of moisture and nutrients in the soil.
The most common mistake when planting seeds is too deep burying in the ground. As a result - poor germination. Water the seeds abundantly sites until such time as they do not germinate.
Seedlings will plant as deep as they were originally planted. This is evident in the footsteps of soil on their stems. Immerse the roots straight down, dig a hole wide enough. If the land before planting was dry, pour into a pit of water to half its depth, and only then put the seedling into the hole. When planting a new plant, carefully tamp the soil around it. Water the new resident of your garden for approximately one week.
Fertilizer costs make the land with seedlings or seeds. Repeated fertilizer may be required at the time when there will be flowers or leaves, and soon, these plantings will give the harvest. Plants are living a full season, require another dose of fertilizers in late summer. This is particularly true of potatoes, tomatoes and similar crops.
But the most important step is proper soil preparation to receive the new green inhabitants of your garden. If training will be wrong, flowers and vegetables can not grow or will grow, but not all, a lot of your effort and energy wasted.Clean soilIf you're too lazy last fall to remove debris from the site, now is the time to do it. Remove last year's leaves and stems before planting new plants - a simple, and at the same time effective way to prevent the breeding of insects in your garden. Insect eggs and spores of pathogenic fungi, hiding in the fallen leaves can damage the new crop.Loosen the soil
Once you can handle the trash, grab a shovel, break up matted pieces of soil. Then, dig and loosen the pit is approximately the depth at which the ground penetrating plant roots. Planted the seeds would be easier to take root and become established in the ground.
If you have clay or sandy soil, add the organic compounds such as peat, humus from fallen leaves and dig, as deeply as possible. This will create a soil structure that will facilitate the penetration of air to the roots, their more rapid growth will contribute to the conservation of moisture and nutrients in the soil.
The most common mistake when planting seeds is too deep burying in the ground. As a result - poor germination. Water the seeds abundantly sites until such time as they do not germinate.
Seedlings will plant as deep as they were originally planted. This is evident in the footsteps of soil on their stems. Immerse the roots straight down, dig a hole wide enough. If the land before planting was dry, pour into a pit of water to half its depth, and only then put the seedling into the hole. When planting a new plant, carefully tamp the soil around it. Water the new resident of your garden for approximately one week.
Fertilizer costs make the land with seedlings or seeds. Repeated fertilizer may be required at the time when there will be flowers or leaves, and soon, these plantings will give the harvest. Plants are living a full season, require another dose of fertilizers in late summer. This is particularly true of potatoes, tomatoes and similar crops.
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