Like every month, in May, take care garden The garden varies according to the climate of each hemisphere. Likewise, in each region new species can be grown in the garden, making it possible to grow organic vegetables nearby. That’s why, like every month, we attend Sowing calendar Zoned, so expert and novice gardeners alike know what to plant.
In the Northern Hemisphere, where May marks the peak of spring, it is the ideal time to prepare the soil and plant warm-season crops. In temperate climates, where frost is no longer a concern, it is time to plant crops such as tomatoes, peppers, watermelon, corn, squash, eggplant and beets directly in the ground. It is also a good time to plant Floors Of summer flowers and aromatic herbs.
In contrast, in the Southern Hemisphere, May marks the arrival of autumn, a transitional season towards winter, where frost takes center stage. Here, it is necessary to start preparing the garden and orchard for the coming cold weather conditions. The last fruits of warm season crops must be harvested and the planting beds cleaned.
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Additionally, this is a good time to plant cool-season crops that will thrive during the cooler months, such as chard, lettuce, spinach, arugula, radishes, celery, fennel and kale, according to the creator of Garden Things. As well as direct sowing of roots, such as carrots and radishes, it is also the last opportunity to plant garlic. In the nursery you can grow onions and leeks. Likewise, it is the ideal time to plant bulbs that bloom in spring, in pots garden.
In both the Northern and Southern Hemispheres, it is essential to provide plants with good watering and control weeds that compete for soil nutrients. It is necessary to reduce the frequency of watering in the Southern Hemisphere and protect the roots from frost. On the northern side of the globe, it is recommended to place a layer of organic mulch around plants to conserve moisture and control weeds.
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