An ancient gardening practice teaches us different belts of high and lowPlants in the gardento accomplish. Typically, strips of tall plant species are grown to protect vegetables from gusts of wind. Recently, in order to get good vegetable harvest, of course you have to contribute your best to it. So today we're talking about how we do oneCreate a vegetable gardenand can protect it from strong winds. If you are interested in this too, just read on!
Create a vegetable garden – these types of plants offer wind protection
You want it in a windy locationCreate a vegetable garden? We will show you the four preferred plant species that are often used for this purpose. These are corn, sunflowers, broomcorn and the so-calledPotato.
Under good irrigation conditions, corn grows very well and tall in any garden. Seeds are sown in two or three rows. The distance between the rows is 20-25 cm and this is also the case between the plants in a row. The best time for sowing is when the soil temperature reaches 12-13 degrees.
Create a vegetable garden – three easy-care plant types
The following three types of plants are easy to care for - perfect for anyone new to oneCreate a vegetable garden. They also grow quite tall and can protect sensitive vegetables from the wind. The sunflower is also a tall growing plant species. When planting seeds, you have to proceed in the same way as with corn, only earlier, in March or early April.
The broom seed or carrot millet (grade sorghum) is very suitable for this purpose. The seeds are small and usually more are sown than necessary. They are planted at the same time as the corn and sunflowers.
Jerusalem artichoke (Jerusalem artichoke) can also be used to protect the vegetable garden from strong winds. The tubers are actually planted. The only downside is that some tubers may still remain in the ground, even if you remove them carefully, this way you will have seedlings in the spring.
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