July – apogee of summer and hot time for summer residents. Watering and fertilizing of plants, pest control, weeding of beds and beds, harvesting – all garden cares and not to list. However for many summer residents there is one more dilemma: what can be put in July on those beds where the crop is already reaped.
The indisputable leader of crop rotation are greens, in particular, various salads. Spinach, rukoll, sheet salad – all these cultures can be sowed throughout all summer season. July – the most successful time for their landing. These cultures have rather short term of maturing. However there is one nuance. There are early and late grades of salads. The first in July are not suitable for landing as under bright sun they will quickly release arrow and will blossom. Having seeded salad vegetables, it is important not to forget them to water in due time. At the shortage of moisture the lettuce leaves will develop bitter taste.
Besides, in July it is possible to sow safely repeatedly cilantro, parsley, onions on greens, basil, fennel. Some summer residents try to grow up radish in July. However not at all this invention can be crowned with success as at long daylight hours and also at bright sun this root crop quickly releases arrows. It is better to hold off landing of garden radish till August, and in July daikon will become good alternative to it.
It is possible to seed beet and carrot: early ripening varieties will yield to you harvest already to the middle of September. However, harvest of the big sizes it will be possible to collect hardly. Root crops will grow small, but sweet and juicy. Do not refuse to themselves pleasure to plant turnip. July landings of this root crop will be perfectly stored in the winter. Safely sow such perennial plants as mint, melissa, sorrel. However in the current year you do not enjoy their harvest, but lay the foundation next year. As you can see, in July at the dacha it is possible to put many cultures. The most important is to pick up competently grades and to provide to landings due care.