In gardening, March is a transitional month because, in many places as it signifies the end of winter and the start of spring. Now is an excellent time to plant hardy crops that can withstand lower temperatures, prepare the garden bed, and start seedlings indoors. A comprehensive list of March crops that you can grow inside, outdoors, and in a greenhouse is provided below.
Vegetable seeds to sow:
Swiss Chard: Chard thrives in colder climates and can be directly seeded outside in March.
Mustard Greens: In early March, mustard greens can be sown straight outside.
Turnips: Similar to radishes, turnips grow well in cool climates and can be planted outside in the early spring.
Herbs to Sow:
Thyme: In March, especially in milder areas, this hardy herb can be transplanted and moved outside.
Sage: Because it can withstand cold temperatures, sage can be planted outdoors.
Mint: Mint is an excellent variety to grow in March but to keep it from spreading, keep it contained in a container or garden bed.
Flower Seeds to Sow:
Snapdragons:
In order to transplant them outdoors in the late spring, Snapdragons should be sown indoors in early March. These flowers will bloom in the early summer and can withstand some cold.
Zinnias:
For an early summer bloom, zinnias can be sown indoors in March. Plenty of sunlight will help these vibrant flowers flourish.
Care: Zinnias need warm weather and soil that drains properly, but they are comparatively simple to grow.
Nigella:
In March, Nigella, a hardy annual, can be directly sown outside. It produces lovely white or blue blossoms with delicate leaves and around. Nigella likes soil that drains well and full light. It requires little care once it is established.
For gardeners who want to start the growing season early, March is a great month. There are many seeds you may start either indoors or outdoors to guarantee a productive gardening season. For optimal results, pay attention to the requirements of your plant!