Growing berry crops in the garden

It is impossible to imagine a modern garden without berries. They are an excellent addition to fruit-bearing trees, and it is much easier to collect fruits from them. These include:
- strawberries;
- gooseberry;
- currants;
- raspberries and many other equally favorite species. In such a wide variety, everyone can find something for themselves.
At the same time, the purpose of these shrubs is possible both as a fruit-bearing bush, and as an ornamental fence for a garden. It is quite simple to grow berries on your site and get enough harvest from them in the future, for this you need to understand the main aspects of growing and caring that you will find in the selected category.

Work for a month

Works in August

Phlox, dahlias, gladioli, annual asters are blooming. Plants spend all their reserves on this. Feed them.
Only Fitoverm biological product can be used against pests on vegetables.
The soil should be removed from the bulbs so that they stand on the soil on the roots.
If you've never planted garlic before winter in late August, try planting early this year.
At the beginning of the month, as soon as you harvest the currants and gooseberries, you should immediately feed and process the berry bushes.
If you have not managed to process the strawberry bushes by mid-August, leave them to winter as they are.
From cherries, plums, sea buckthorn and lilacs, all root shoots are removed in August.
At this time, a bacteriosis appears on cucumbers, against which pouring the plants right over the top of the head with a solution of "Fitosporin" is excellent.

Berries