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What to plant in Navarre in October

October in Navarre brings a transition to cooler autumn temperatures, with average daily temperatures of 15.7°C and an increase in rainfall to 75.7mm. Under these conditions, gardeners can take advantage of the remaining soil warmth to sow hardy vegetables and transplant cool-season crops before the significant temperature drops of November (9.7°C) and December (6.7°C).

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種まき

推奨種まき

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  • Broad Beans (Haba)

    Broad Beans (Haba)

    Sow directly into the ground at a depth of 5-8 cm. The current 15.7°C average is optimal for germination before winter.

  • Spinach (Espinaca)

    Spinach (Espinaca)

    Sow in rows 30 cm apart. Thin seedlings to 10 cm once established.

  • Garlic (Ajo)

    Garlic (Ajo)

    Plant individual cloves pointed end up, 5 cm deep and 15 cm apart in well-drained soil.

  • Radish (Rábano)

    Radish (Rábano)

    Sow small batches every 10 days for a continuous autumn harvest.

  • Peas (Guisante)

    Peas (Guisante)

    Provide support structures or trellis at the time of sowing for climbing varieties.

  • Arugula (Rúcula)

    Arugula (Rúcula)

    Sow shallowly and harvest cut-and-come-again style.

  • Onion (Cebolla)

    Onion (Cebolla)

    Sow in seedbeds now to transplant out in late winter, or sow directly for green onions.

  • Corn Salad (Canónigo)

    Sow directly in damp soil. Slow to germinate but highly reliable once established.

苗

苗

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  • Cabbage (Repollo)

    Cabbage (Repollo)

    Transplant seedlings with 4-6 true leaves. Firm the soil well around the roots to protect against wind.

  • Broccoli (Brócoli)

    Broccoli (Brócoli)

    Space plants 50 cm apart to allow for large head development.

  • Leek (Puerro)

    Leek (Puerro)

    Plant in deep holes (15-20 cm) to blanch the lower stem. Trim roots slightly before planting.

  • Chard (Acelga)

    Chard (Acelga)

    Space seedlings 30-40 cm apart. Harvest outer leaves first to encourage continuous growth.

Tasks

Monthly tasks

Clear out spent summer crops (tomato, pepper vines) to prevent pest and disease carryover. Apply a thick layer of organic mulch (straw or compost) to warm-season beds to protect soil structure from heavy autumn rains. Prepare frost protection structures, such as low tunnels or fleece, for tender winter greens ahead of November's temperature drops.