SOWING HERBS IN AUGUST
August presents a unique opportunity for gardeners to cultivate a variety of herbs that thrive in the warm conditions of late summer. As the growing season progresses, certain herbs not only continue to flourish but also enhance the garden’s biodiversity and yield. Herbs such as basil, cilantro, and dill can also be planted during August, but parsley takes centre stage during this month. Cultivating this resilient herb during August will ensure that gardeners can enjoy a fruitful harvest that not only enhances their culinary experiences but also enriches the environment offering both a unique culinary benefit and contributing to the ecological balance of the garden.
The best herbs to plant during August
Parsley: This herb offers an enduring option for gardeners because it can also be planted in early spring. Sowing parsley in August allows for a late autumn or early winter harvest, especially in milder climates. Parsley is rich in vitamins and can complement a myriad of dishes, from soups to garnishes.
