AUGUST HOME GARDEN PLANNING - Zone6 Northeast Ohio
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- čas přidán 12. 09. 2024
- All you need to know for home gardening in AUGUST. In this video I talk in detail about what to do in AUGUST for planning, planting, pruning, picking, and preserving. If you're a new gardener then this video series is for you! Make sure to check out the previous months and subscribe to see when next month is posted!
I am growing in Northeast Ohio but this information covers many northern states growing climate and seasons!
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It's obvious you're in beautiful NE Ohio. Im in the same area and your backyard looks like mine. All those gorgeous woods!
Absolutely! NEO is such a special region, very different than the rest of the state!
Question about planting in August (carrots, peas and beets) do we need to also add cover crops to the beds with them? I’m in OH south of columbus.
Those crops act as their own cover crop. Until you pull them out 🙂
Also my tomato plant was a late bloomer. I think it’s a smaller tomato but I lost the seed packet. It was doing great and has some fruit but it’s starting to brown. Am I watering too much? Or do you know why it would be doing this?
There could be a lot of reasons and it’s hard for me to know without seeing it.
This time of year it’s common for the plants to start to die back. Brown and crunchy leaves also indicate not enough water.