Gardeners and flower growers know that it is better to plan planting, sowing and other actions with plants for favorable days.
It is too early to talk about sowing in January. But at this time you can think about sowing seeds of plants with a long vegetation period for seedlings.
In this case, you can't do without the help of a gardener's calendar. Here's what it advises for the rest of January.
What to sow in January
First of all, this concerns plants whose seeds require long-term stratification (up to 3-4 weeks).
This applies to delphinium, lavender, primrose and other flowers.
Favorable days of January
January 12 and 13 are good for sowing, but gardeners are advised to plan the main work for Sunday, January 12.
Don't miss this time to sow flower seeds for seedlings, because then the Moon will begin to wane.
January 19-23, as well as January 27 and 28, are suitable not only for sowing flowers, but also root crops.
Anyone who doesn't manage to sow this time will have to wait for a new cycle.
The time of the young moon and the best time to sow flowers with a long growing season will begin on January 31.
