July planting calendar. This month marks the meridian of summer and although it may seem early, it is time to prepare crops for the next season.
Our garden will be in full production and everything we sowed and planted months ago will be feeding us non-stop. Whether it is a small or large orchard, our plants will be in full bloom and lush.
Chard
- Germination in 7-15 days
- Staggered harvesting of leaves as needed
- Light and frequent watering
- Container: 15 liters
Celery
- Transplant when it is 10-15cm
- Germination in 15-20 days
- Harvest in 8-10 months
- Likes the sun
- Container: 10 liters
Chicory
- Transplant when it has about 6 true leaves.
- Germination in 7-15 days
- Harvesting in 4-5 months
- Container: 15 liters
Parsnip
- Germination 15-25 days
- Direct seeding can be done
- Harvesting in 3-4 months
- Deep and loose soils
- Minimum container 20 liters
Lamb’s lettuce
- Direct seeding
- Germination in 5-15 days
- Harvest in 30-45 days
- Withstands the cold without problems
- Minimum container 12 liters
Brussels sprouts
- Direct seeding or seedbed
- Transplanting with 3 to 4 true leaves
- Germination in 5-10 days
- Harvest in 5-6 months
- Light and frequent watering, maintain humidity.
- 20 liter pot
Cauliflower
- Direct seeding or seedbed
- Transplanting with 3 to 4 true leaves
- Germination in 5-10 days
- Harvest in 4-6 months
- Light and frequent watering, maintain humidity.
- 20 liter pot
Col
- Direct seeding or seedbed
- Transplanting with 3 to 4 true leaves
- Germination in 4-9 days
- Harvest in 5-7 months
- Light and frequent watering, maintain humidity.
- 20 liter pot
Rutabaga
- Direct seeding or seedbed
- Transplanting with 2 or 3 true leaves
- Germination in 20-25 days
- Harvesting in 4-6 months
- Light and frequent watering, maintain humidity.
- Vessel rather deep
Escarole
- Germination in 5-10 days
- Harvesting in 3-4 months
- Minimum container 10 liters
- Tying to whiten the center
Beans
- Direct seeding
- Germination in 6-12 days
- Harvesting from 8-10 weeks of age
- Light and frequent watering, maintain humidity.
- Minimum container 15 liters
Turnip
- Germination in 5-15 days
- Better direct seeding.
- Harvesting from 45-60 days
- Minimum 5 liter container
Arugula
- Germination in 6-8 days
- Harvesting after 6 weeks
- You can collect leaves as you need them
- Container: 3 liters
Leeks
- Direct sowing or in seedbeds
- Plants spaced 15 centimeters apart
- Germination in 12-15 days
- Harvesting in 5 months
- Light watering, maintain humidity
- Container: 5 liters, minimum depth: 25-30 cm.
Radishes
- Direct sowing of seed, without transplanting
- Germination in 6-8 days
- Harvest in 4-5 weeks
- Gentle watering every day to maintain humidity
- Container: 2 liters
- Growing fast and easy
Beets
- Direct sowing from seed or in seedbed
- Rinse when the plants are about 12 cm long.
- Germination in 8-12 days
- Harvesting in 3-4 months
- Light watering only to maintain humidity
- Container: 5 liters
- Direct sowing of seed, without transplanting
- Germination in 12-15 days
- Harvesting in 3-4 months
- Gentle watering every day to maintain humidity
- Min. 20cm substrate depth and 3 liters container
Aromatic and Beneficial Plants to Plant.
Basil
- Direct sowing of seed or in seedbeds
- Germination in 10-15 days
- Harvesting from 2 months
- You can collect leaves as you need them
- Abundant irrigation without waterlogging
- Minimum container 5 liters
Thyme
- Germination in 15-30 days
- Rapid growth
- Does not like abundant watering
- Minimum container 12 liters
Parsley
- Direct sowing of seed, without transplanting
- Germination in 15-30 days
- Harvesting in 2-3 months
- You can collect leaves as you need them
- Gentle watering to maintain humidity
- Minimum container 5 liters
Flowers that we can plant in our Orchard or Garden.
Tagete
- Broadcast direct seeding
- Germinates in 10-20 days
- Exposure Sun and Semi-shade
- Regular watering, not too abundant, 2 to 3 times a week.
- Adapts well to all climates
Calendula
- Broadcast direct seeding
- Germinates in 15-20 days
- Exposure Sun and Semi-shade
- Regular watering, not too abundant, 2 to 3 times a week.
- Adapts well to all climates
