The lunar calendar helps many gardeners, horticulturists and summer residents to find out when, what, where and how to do when planting, harvesting, fertilizing, etc.
This source of "plant information" presents all the days of the year.
Let's see what is and isn't recommended for the coming week.
September 23
The calendar considers this day favorable for planting fruit and berry crops.
But he does not recommend pruning and replanting fruit trees today. Nor does he recommend spraying.
As for the vegetable garden, it is recommended to sow asparagus, celery, artichoke, sorrel, nightshade, cabbage, pumpkin and legume crops.
The go-ahead is also given for harvesting and loosening the soil.
September 24
A good day for planting raspberries, gooseberries, currants, cherries, apple trees, plums, and peaches.
The calendar also does not mind planting garlic, basil, mint, peanuts, radishes, and cabbage.
You can harvest crops and carry out pest and fungal control work.
Pruning and budding are not recommended.
September 25
The day is considered good for planting cherries, apricots, plums, pears, apples, grapes, raspberries, gooseberries and currants.
In addition, you can plant tomatoes, cucumbers, onions, cabbage, radishes, and sow seeds for seedlings.
In addition, the calendar recommends applying fertilizers, harvesting crops and seeds.
September 26
An ideal day to collect fruits for storage.
But this day is not suitable for transplanting garden crops.
The lunar calendar advises today to carry out work related to cultivating the land, removing weeds, harvesting root crops and collecting seeds.
September 27
You can collect berries, fruits and nuts for storage, but you can’t – shape the crowns, trim the branches, pinch them.
The calendar also advises harvesting today for long-term storage or processing into canned goods.
Recommends collecting seeds and preparing beds for greens, cucumbers, and seedlings.
September 28
It is not recommended to plant or replant garden plants today.
It is recommended to pay attention to work on insect control and harvesting for storage and preservation.
On this day, a taboo is imposed on sowing, planting and watering plants, as well as on applying fertilizers.
September 29
A good day for planting apple trees, plums, pears, grapes, currants, strawberries and wild strawberries.
Also favorable for planting peas, beans, carrots, beets, cucumbers, and cabbage.
Today you can apply fertilizer, water (moderately) and pinch.
It is not recommended to trim and spray, as well as to treat plants from pests using “chemicals”.
