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What to plant in Andalusia in October

October in Andalusia marks a transition from the intense summer heat to milder autumn conditions. With average temperatures around 19.2°C and increasing rainfall, this month offers ideal conditions for sowing and transplanting a wide variety of cool-season vegetables and hardy greens. Gardeners can focus on establishing crops that will thrive through the cooler winter months.

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Semis

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10 options
  • Acelga

    Acelga

    Direct sow outdoors. Thrives in cooler temperatures.

  • Espinaca

    Espinaca

    Direct sow outdoors. Prefers cooler conditions.

  • Lechuga

    Lechuga

    Direct sow outdoors or in seedbeds.

  • Rábano

    Rábano

    Direct sow outdoors. Quick harvest, succession plant.

  • Zanahoria

    Zanahoria

    Direct sow outdoors in well-drained soil.

  • Cebolla

    Cebolla

    Direct sow outdoors or start in seedbeds.

  • Col (Repollo)

    Col (Repollo)

    Direct sow outdoors or in seedbeds.

  • Brócoli

    Brócoli

    Direct sow outdoors or in seedbeds.

  • Guisantes

    Guisantes

    Direct sow outdoors. Provide support for climbing varieties.

  • Habas

    Habas

    Direct sow outdoors. Tolerant of cooler conditions.

Plants

Plants

3 options
  • Coliflor

    Coliflor

    Transplant pre-grown seedlings outdoors. Protect from strong winds.

  • Alcachofa

    Alcachofa

    Transplant pre-grown seedlings outdoors. Requires good drainage.

  • Puerro

    Puerro

    Transplant pre-grown seedlings outdoors. Plant deeply for long white stems.

Tasks

Monthly tasks

Focus on soil enrichment by adding compost to beds for winter crops. Continue weeding to reduce competition for nutrients and moisture. Monitor for early signs of pests and diseases, which can still be active in mild autumn conditions. Consider applying mulch to retain soil moisture and regulate temperature as cooler weather approaches. Prepare beds for upcoming winter sowings.