What to plant in British Columbia in August
August in Northern British Columbia marks the transition from peak summer to early autumn, requiring gardeners to focus on fast-maturing crops. With average temperatures at 15.4°C and cooling nights, this period is ideal for sowing hardy greens and root vegetables that thrive in shortening days.
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種まき
推奨種まき
Spinach
Direct sow in well-drained soil.
Radish
Sow every two weeks for continuous harvest.
Lettuce
Direct sow; thin seedlings for better airflow.
Kale
Can survive early autumn frosts.
Arugula
Direct sow; harvest young leaves.
Turnips
Direct sow; harvest before heavy frost.
Mustard Greens
Thrives in cooling August temperatures.
Green Onions
Sow in rows.
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苗
Broccoli
Transplant established seedlings immediately.
Cabbage
Protect from pests with row covers.
Tasks
Monthly tasks
Monitor for early frost warnings as temperatures drop toward October. Weed regularly to reduce competition for water, and harvest summer crops promptly to prevent frost damage.