Many gardeners mistakenly believe that after the garlic harvest has been collected, it is too late to plant any crops in their place.
In fact, this statement has nothing to do with the truth.
You are unlikely to see empty beds in the gardens of thrifty summer residents - they told us what you can plant in July in order to have time to harvest at least two more crops.
Crops that can be grown in former garlic beds
This type of soil is ideal for growing radishes and spinach. A worthy option is kale and early peas.
In addition, other greens such as dill, parsley and cilantro can grow after garlic.
So don't waste your time, and you will have the opportunity to eat fresh salads and enjoy the taste of greens until late autumn.
Well, the best way out of the situation with empty beds will be green manure, which can improve the health of the soil and enrich it with organic matter.
Earlier, BelNovosti reported on what needs to be done to grow fragrant and sweet melons .
