How to grow in the garden

Getting started growing vegetables and berries for the garden, ogrodniki faced with various problems inevitable. To reduce these problems to a minimum, so the garden is happy and not bothered, you need to focus on a few rules. Be sure to first determine the amount of space for storage harvest cold cellar, cellar, balcony, garage. This should directly depend on the number of your landings.

You will need

• Garden tools, fertilizers, seeds, seedlings

Instruction

1. First and foremost, consider the location of the plot since then to change it will be much harder. Deep sparite land for future vegetable garden.
2. Then plan the beds. High plants should be located to the North, low South.
3. In autumn prepare the soil for future crops. Using the test devices you can easily determine the acidity level of the soil and which nutrients it lacks. If the soil at the site was too sandy, it can dry up plants; in this case introduce organic materials to create soil that will hold enough moisture. If the soil is clay, water can be trapped, then the plants will rot. In this case, add sand, which will help to reduce excess moisture.
4. For natural fertilizing of soil, use compost, manure, lime, peat moss, sawdust. Evenly spread fertilizer on the garden. Fork mix the soil and fertilizer. You can then smooth the surface of the beds with a rake.
5. To hard for growing vegetables usually include peas, Brussels sprouts and cauliflower and celery. More or less simple require care asparagus, rhubarb, the Welsh onion, beans, beets, broccoli, lettuce, zucchini, turnips.
6. Early vegetables (radish, onion, greens) can be planted directly into the ground in early spring. To water the beds have warm water and to cover the film before the termination of frosts.
7. Most vegetables are first planted in the room – prepare the seedlings. The seedlings to a permanent place can be planted in late may.
8. Peppers, tomatoes and eggplant grown in greenhouses. Cucumbers, zucchini, beets, carrots, cabbage in open ground.
9. Cauliflower does not tolerate too high and too low temperatures. Potatoes need loose soil.
   Sweet peppers require high soil temperatures and large amounts of moisture. Carrots are good to put near the bow, which protects it from carrot fly. Cucumbers should be watered with warm water, the water temperature should not be below 18-20º. Beets require frequent watering, and the tomatoes - moderate.