In March, some summer residents are just sowing seedlings, while their more agile “colleagues” are already filling the greenhouse.
There are plants that will benefit from relatively short daylight hours and low temperatures.
Experienced gardeners plant cabbage and lettuce in the first month of spring. The plants will not go into bloom, they will grow fragrant and juicy. When it comes to tomatoes and peppers, you can harvest.
Valerianella deserves special mention. It is known under another name – “field salad”. Not all summer residents grow it, but cooks highly value this greenery. Valerianella has an exquisite taste with nutty notes.
Another option for early planting in a greenhouse is spinach. The plant is cold-resistant and goes well with all types of greenery.
In early spring, many gardeners plant green manure. Mustard is considered a good option for a greenhouse. It is enough to scatter the seeds and rake them into the soil. Green manure improves the soil structure and enriches it.
