I have an 800 m2 garden and the vegetables now need to be planted in early spring

AN expert gardener with an 800 square meter garden has shared tips on how to get a flowering field in early spring.

They revealed the vegetables they now needed to plant for a prosperous harvest.

The Redditor u/red-it shared the gardening advice in a post.

“I often see requests from newbies asking for tips on how to garden. Here are my tricks that I usually share when people are in my 800 square foot garden,” they wrote.

Although beginners may have a tendency to be too eager, he cautioned against growing “everything you find in a store.”

Starting small and specialized was the key to success.

“Locate it in a salsa garden, or a stir-fry garden for starters,” they said.

The expert added that while planting seeds, it was important to give the plants enough space apart.

“It is better to get less of something that is bigger than more of something that cannot develop,” they said.

The soil was also critical for larger plants, which may need to be replaced over time.

“I often dig a hole, put in 10-10-10, then a few shovels of compost, and then the tomato, pepper and cabbage plant,” they said.

For those looking for an early spring harvest, they recommend starting early with lettuce, radishes, scallions and spinach.

“Plant these in an area that will be consumed by a larger plant such as pumpkin later in the season,” they said.

“Consider a fall harvest of lettuce, spinach, beets or whatever to use up space in the garden from early dying plants.”

To prevent plants from falling over or falling to the ground, they also built cages to keep them isolated.

“Use large cages for tomatoes and use large stakes (T-posts with studs) to prevent the cage from falling over,” they said.

“Use small cages for peppers and small stakes (such as for electric fence) to prevent the cage from falling over.”