In November, here’s what you can plant or sow in your garden:
For Your Vegetable Garden:
Garlic: Plant white or purple garlic cloves in well-drained soil, spacing them 15 cm apart and covering them with 5 cm of soil. Harvest in summer.
Rocket (Arugula): Sow arugula seeds in fertile, well-aerated soil and water frequently to maintain humidity.
For Your Orchard:
Fruit Trees and Shrubs: Plant small fruit shrubs such as gooseberries, plums, cherries, pears, blackberries, and forest fruits. Ensure soil is non-limestone, deep, and humus-rich.
Gooseberry Bushes: Plant bare root currant bushes in a shady location with acidic, well-drained soil. Prune to stimulate growth.
For Your Ornamental Garden:
Winter Heather (Erica species): Plant winter heather in acidic or neutral, humus-rich soil with partial shade. Repot potted heather annually in spring and fertilize from May to August.
Primroses: Plant primroses in cool, well-drained soil in partial shade or shade. Protect from diseases and pests and propagate by seed between March and May.
By planting these varieties in November, you can ensure a colorful and fruitful garden throughout the winter and into the following seasons.
