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What to plant in Solothurn in October

October in Solothurn, Switzerland, marks a transition into cooler autumn weather, with average temperatures around 10.6°C and significant rainfall. This month is suitable for sowing cold-tolerant crops directly outdoors and preparing for the colder months ahead. Gardeners should focus on hardy varieties that can establish before winter.

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種まき

推奨種まき

10 オプション
  • Spinach

    Spinach

    Direct sow in well-drained soil. Can be harvested young or left to overwinter.

  • Winter Lettuce

    Winter Lettuce

    Direct sow. Protect with cloches or cold frames as temperatures drop.

  • Radishes

    Radishes

    Direct sow. Choose fast-maturing varieties for a late-season crop.

  • Garlic

    Garlic

    Plant individual cloves, pointed end up, 5-10 cm deep. Requires a cold period to bulb.

  • Broad Beans

    Broad Beans

    Direct sow. Plant seeds 5-7 cm deep. Protect from severe frosts.

  • Winter Onions

    Sow seeds or plant sets. Ensure good drainage to prevent rot.

  • Mâche (Lamb's Lettuce)

    Mâche (Lamb's Lettuce)

    Direct sow. Can be harvested even under light snow cover.

  • Arugula (Rocket)

    Arugula (Rocket)

    Direct sow. Protect from severe cold to extend harvest.

  • Mustard Greens

    Direct sow. Can tolerate light frosts.

  • Parsley

    Parsley

    Direct sow. Germination can be slow. Consider covering with fleece.

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2 オプション
  • Cabbage

    Cabbage

    Transplant well-rooted seedlings into prepared beds. Ensure good spacing.

  • Cauliflower

    Cauliflower

    Transplant strong seedlings. Protect from harsh frosts with cloches or fleece.

Tasks

Monthly tasks

In October, gardeners should focus on clearing spent crops and preparing beds for winter. Apply a layer of compost or well-rotted manure to improve soil structure. Protect tender plants with cloches or horticultural fleece as nighttime temperatures drop. Ensure good drainage in all beds to prevent waterlogging during increased rainfall. Harvest remaining summer crops before the first hard frost. Consider planting cover crops in empty beds to enrich the soil and prevent erosion.