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Why Garden Beds Don't Always Need to Run North to South: There Are Exceptions to This Rule
If you open any manuscript devoted to gardening and vegetable growing, you will see a recommendation to arrange the beds from north to south.
Elena Shimanovskaya beds direction beds in the garden plants Garden and Vegetable Garden 11 November 2024
What does the growth of toadstools on the site indicate: here's how to get rid of them
Sometimes summer residents are faced with an abundance of toadstools appearing in their garden and vegetable patch.
Elena Shimanovskaya mushrooms mushrooms on the plot mushrooms at the dacha mushrooms in the garden Garden and Vegetable Garden 11 November 2024
Is it worth taking a risk and sowing vegetables before winter: 4 clear advantages of winter sowing – something to brag about to your neighbors
Not all summer residents take advantage of the opportunity to sow vegetables before winter, and, frankly speaking, their behavior is understandable: there is always a risk that the seeds will not sprout, which means that the efforts made will be in vain.
Elena Shimanovskaya vegetables growing vegetables winter sowing winter planting Garden and Vegetable Garden 6 November 2024
What varieties of carrots can be used for winter sowing: specific names
The opinions of summer residents regarding winter sowing of carrots are diametrically opposed.
Elena Shimanovskaya carrot winter sowing seeds choose a carrot variety Garden and Vegetable Garden 5 November 2024
Why experienced gardeners collect moss in the forest: a useful assistant for any gardener, and most importantly - free
The forest is a real treasure trove of useful things that can be used during gardening work on a summer cottage.
Elena Shimanovskaya month moss in the garden now advice for summer residents Garden and Vegetable Garden 3 November 2024
Which soil deoxidizer to choose at the end of the season: the best option for autumn
Autumn has been here for a month now, which means it’s time to carry out important activities on the site, including soil deoxidation.
Elena Shimanovskaya soil acidic soil how to deacidify the soil how to deacidify the soil in the garden Garden and Vegetable Garden 9 October 2024
October sowing: what crops can still yield a harvest
Another summer cottage season is coming to an end, which means it’s time to collect the remaining harvest and tidy up the garden and vegetable patch.
Elena Shimanovskaya October what to plant in the country what to plant in october greenhouse Garden and Vegetable Garden 3 October 2024
Where You Shouldn't Plant Onions and Garlic: This Mistake Will Cost You Your Entire Harvest
The time is approaching when many summer residents are thinking about planting winter crops – we are talking, of course, about onions and garlic.
Elena Shimanovskaya garlic vegetables where to plant garlic where to plant onions Garden and Vegetable Garden 3 October 2024
What you shouldn't do at your dacha in September: 3 most useless activities
Some activities at the dacha in September will be a waste of time.
Marina Michalap dacha in september useless activities advice for summer residents Garden and Vegetable Garden 27 September 2024
What to sow immediately after harvesting tomatoes: the soil will be like new
Because tomatoes often get sick during the summer season, after the harvest is collected, experienced summer residents always fertilize and disinfect the beds.
Elena Shimanovskaya tomatoes plants green manure siderate bitters Garden and Vegetable Garden 27 September 2024
When to dig up horseradish: how pungent it is
As you know, digging up horseradish is allowed throughout the entire summer cottage season.
Elena Shimanovskaya horseradish homemade horseradish horseradish in the garden when to dig up horseradish Garden and Vegetable Garden 20 September 2024
What plants should not be fed with ash: remember these species - the list is short
Ash is popular among summer residents of all ages, as it is one of the most effective and at the same time affordable organic fertilizers.
Elena Shimanovskaya ash wood ash ash as fertilizer what plants can't use ash Garden and Vegetable Garden 18 September 2024
Why You Shouldn't Use Eggshells as Fertilizer: It Has Nothing to Do with Its Effectiveness
As is known, eggshells contain calcium, as well as potassium, phosphorus and other microelements necessary for plant nutrition.
Elena Shimanovskaya eggshell eggshells for the garden shells for the garden eggs Society 15 September 2024
How to Prepare a Bed for Garlic: Little-Known Secrets
Preparing a bed for garlic, as knowledgeable gardeners claim, should be done no later than two weeks before the planned planting of the cloves.
Elena Shimanovskaya garlic vegetables a bed for garlic bed for garlic in autumn Garden and Vegetable Garden 14 September 2024
Final feeding for carrots: what needs to be added to the beds at the beginning of autumn
If you want to harvest a good crop of vegetables from your plot, in particular carrots, take care of the autumn feeding of root crops.
Elena Shimanovskaya carrot top dressing carrot feeding how to feed carrots Garden and Vegetable Garden 13 September 2024
What you shouldn't leave in your garden until spring: you definitely need to take it out before the cold weather comes
Autumn is not only the time for harvesting, but also a crucial period for preparing your garden plot for winter.
Elena Shimanovskaya autumn now garden cleaning garden cleaning Garden and Vegetable Garden 13 September 2024
What plants attract cats to the site: the beds will be ruined
We'll tell you which plants attract cats to your property.
Timur Khomichev cats cats cats at the dacha cats in the garden beds Garden and Vegetable Garden 12 September 2024
How to get rid of powdery mildew in the garden in the fall: a method that has been passed down from generation to generation
A fungal disease known among gardeners as powdery mildew, it affects fruit trees, berry bushes, grapes, strawberries, tomatoes, cucumbers, pumpkins, carrots, peppers, many flowers... There is probably no need to continue.
Elena Shimanovskaya powdery mildew fungal diseases fight against diseases plant diseases Garden and Vegetable Garden 9 September 2024
How to Get a Second Harvest of Greens: Grab the Scissors
If you want to get a second harvest of, for example, dill, you can, of course, sow it again.
Elena Shimanovskaya green haircut second harvest growing greens Garden and Vegetable Garden 8 September 2024
What you shouldn't plant next to zucchini: the wrong neighbors can make vegetables bitter
If you don’t want the zucchini harvested from your plot to have a bitter taste, you should approach the choice of neighbors for this crop with all responsibility.
Elena Shimanovskaya zucchini vegetables why are zucchini bitter bitter marrow Garden and Vegetable Garden 30 August 2024