What you shouldn't do in the garden in the fall: you can harm it

Before the end of the season, many gardeners aim to complete as many tasks on their plots as possible. However, some farmers can cause harm to the soil and plants, as noted by Pixel inform.

Let's take a look at what it is better not to do at a summer cottage in the fall.

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1. Impulse purchases. It's crucial to purchase high-quality planting materials, considering the climatic conditions of the region. For instance, plants intended for southern regions may not thrive in the central part of the country.
2. Avoid premature plant covering. This can lead to crop diseases and inadequate frost protection due to elevated temperatures.
3. Refrain from using herbicides. Keep in mind that some products are ineffective during the colder months.
4. Avoid unnecessary soil replacement in the greenhouse. It's better to clean the area of plant debris and treat it with a 5% copper sulfate solution.
5. Don't leave your beds uncovered. It's advisable to sow green manure to maintain soil fertility.

As a reminder, we have previously provided advice on what to do if you have limited space in your garden.

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