By heavens, when do you plant?

Article Abstract:

Some observers believe that seeds should be sown and plants planted or transplanted according to the phases of the moon. Root vegetables should be planted in a period that begins two days before a full moon and finishes three days before the following new moon. For all other fruits and vegetables, sowing, planting and transplanting should take place in the period from two days before a new moon to three days before the following full moon. For some observers, the signs of the zodiac are also significant.

Sowing

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Anna Pavord's A to Z of gardening pests and problems

Article Abstract:

Advice on dealing with common garden pests and problems is presented. It is important that gardeners check whether they have acid or alkaline soil, as this will determine which plants will grow well. Gardeners should try to relax and focus on what seems to naturally grow well in their garden.

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Ground rules for feats of clay

Article Abstract:

Gardeners should place strong emphasis on improving the structure of their soil, ensuring that there is a correct balance of air and earth crumbs. Humus should be added to the soil as frequently as possible, and this is most easily achieved through surface mulching.

Soil management, Soil management (Agronomy)

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