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Gardener's and gardener's lunar calendar from August 5 to 11: what you absolutely must do
04.08.2024 21:51
August is harvest time, but some vegetable crops can still be planted.
We tell you what the gardener's and vegetable grower's lunar calendar recommends doing on the plot from August 5 to 11.
August 5
A favorable day for planting vegetable and flower crops, greens, strawberries, watering, grafting, weeding, loosening the soil, and applying fertilizers.
It is also recommended to engage in preserving and planting indoor plants.
August 6
The day is favorable for planting fruit trees and shrubs, root crops, nightshades, asparagus, parsley, basil, chicory, and flower crops.
Of the indoor plants, it is recommended to plant fat plants and geraniums.
The day is also suitable for harvesting, loosening the soil, preserving, making jam, and winemaking.
August 7
A favorable day for planting garden crops, fruit trees and shrubs, especially apple trees, gooseberries, grapes and rose hips. It is not recommended to replant plants.
You can also plant garden and indoor flowers, dig up bulbs for storage.
August 8
It is not recommended to plant or replant plants (except for fast-growing crops with above-ground fruits).
The day is suitable for harvesting potatoes, drying fruits, grafting trees, treating plants from diseases and pests, removing undergrowth, dry branches, weeds, and strawberry runners.
August 9
It is also not recommended to plant plants (except for fast-growing crops with above-ground fruits).
You can do pruning of root shoots and tendrils, pinching of shoots, pest control, collection of flower seeds, preservation, and weed removal.
August 10
A favorable day for planting potatoes, strawberries, fruit trees and shrubs, watering, removing weeds, harvesting root crops (carrots, beets), preparing beds for future plantings.
It is also recommended to plant perennial, bulbous and tuberous flowers, transplant and divide perennials, collect and soak flower seeds, treat for pests, preserve, dry and freeze fruits and vegetables.
August 11
You can plant vegetables, herbs, fruit trees and shrubs, strawberries, wild strawberries, and perennial flowers.
It is not recommended to replant. You can dig up flower bulbs for storage, cut off damaged shoots.
