seasonal gardening

Seasonal gardening refers to the practice of planting and cultivating crops based on specific times of the year, taking advantage of natural climate patterns. Different plants thrive in particular seasons due to temperature, moisture, and daylight variations. For example, cool-season vegetables, like kale and broccoli, grow best in spring and fall, while warm-season plants, such as tomatoes and peppers, flourish in summer. Gardeners often plan their planting schedules, crop rotations, and soil preparation according to seasonal changes, ensuring optimal growth and harvest throughout the year. This approach maximizes yields and promotes healthy, sustainable gardening practices.