Ini's Moestuin #155-Augustus: tomaten&sojabonen oogsten, 2-jarige bloemen zaaien & iets bijzonders!

From my French vegetable garden, I share new, inspiring tips almost every week for the (beginning) vegetable garden enthusiast. This week, something very special is going into the ground. A popular vegetable that almost everyone loves, but which always goes into the ground in the spring. I'm doing it again now, so they can be harvested just before winter. What's that? Let's see! Just like in the Netherlands and Belgium, temperatures are lower than normal, and it's raining occasionally. Not ideal weather for getting tomatoes red outdoors. And the soybeans are ripe. How big is the harvest? The cooler weather is ideal for sowing, not only autumn vegetables, but also biennial flowers. These will provide plenty of color in your vegetable garden in the spring, and also nectar for insects. Lots of variety, so enjoy!