To the open ground at weather conditions of midland plants with the short term of vegetation land. They manage to develop and blossom during the summer. Plant also perennials.
Instruction
1. Also directly in soil sow plants which badly transfer changes. These are watermelons, mignonette, mattiola, eshsholttion, sweet pea, poppies, klarky and mallow. All these plants have core root system, very poorly branched, and at changes the earth lump cannot hold their roots, roots from it are damaged and the plant lags behind in development and can die. And in soil sow very unpretentious plants, such as marigold, annual chrysanthemums, poppies, kosmeyu, to nigel and alissum. Plant in the soil and plants intended on cut for later blossoming.
2. Some plants, both one-year, and biannual or long-term at crops develop worse in the spring, they are required to be sowed towards the winter to the open ground. Do crops towards the winter in October, before freezing of the soil, late fall. It is impossible to sow earlier as some seeds from heat can begin to sprout and will die from the first frosts. Landing towards the winter imitates natural cycle of development of plants, necessary temperature, continuous access of air and the necessary amount of moisture. If any reasons have interfered with crops of seeds in time, it is the best of all to sow them in the early spring in the greenhouse or at apartment windows. Sowing time in this case has to be no later than May.
3. In May and April first of all sow the plants which are easily transferring short-term frosts. The sweet pea, mallow, gordetion, klarkiya, poppy, marigold, nigela and delphinium concern them. The second term sow those unpretentious annual plants which do not transfer frosts, but quickly grow. These are annual chrysanthemums, amarantusa, tagetesa and kosme. Land for their crops has to be already well cultivated as on the infertile earth there will be no good shoots and healthy plants. Flowers can change to full unrecognizability including completely to lose makhrovost and to crush. Beds for crops have to be located in the warm and protected place that in the winter on them big deposits of snow long lay, and hot winds did not blow in the summer.
4. When landing seeds to the open ground the ordinary crops are accepted. Ridges do meter width and pull lengthways cord parallel to which they do by the wooden sharpened peg or corner of chopper superficial grooves, 3-4 in which whenever possible evenly fill up seeds and level, having powdered with the earth. Other way of crops when seeds just scatter, is not so convenient in further processing. If on this bed the plants need to remain till fall, the appeared shoots will need to be thinned out. To the open ground, except the above-mentioned grades, it is good to sow decorative yarrow, different types of camomile, primrose, sunflower, nasturtium and foxgloves.