A new month begins and many readers of La Huertina wonder what to plant in November and what can be planted this month in the garden. For this reason, as we do every month, we are going to compile a list of vegetables that can be started right now.
What to plant in November in the northern hemisphere
Let’s start by looking at what’s being planted this month in the northern hemisphere garden. Don’t forget to check the sowing calendar for more information, as well as the moon phases post, i.e. moons to sow and crashes, and the post on how associated cropsthe guide we have prepared on effective crop association.
Celery
The sowing period for celery is from September to June and the harvest period is 4 months, so if you sow in November, the celery will be harvested in March. We also have alternatives to have celery, as we have seen on other occasions:
Borage
Borage can be planted. The sowing period is from September to April and the harvest period is 2 to 4 months, so if we sow in November we will have them in January-March.
Spinach
We can plant or plant spinach directly on the ground. The sowing period is from January to December and the harvest period is between 2 and 3 months, so if we sow in November we will harvest in January.
Salad
can plant lettuce. There is a lot of types of lettuce and they can be planted all year round, with a harvest period of 2 to 4 months. If we sow in November, we will harvest between January and March.
Lenses
Lentils have a sowing period that goes from October to March, a harvest period of 5-7 months, so by sowing in November we can prepare our dishes in April-June.
Carrot
Like lettuce, we can plant carrots at any time of the year. The harvest period is about 3-4 months, so if you sow in November, the harvest time will be in February.
What can be planted in November (north)
As we saw in the post on what to plant in fallsince we are in the middle of this period, the crops that can be planted directly are:
chard
Swiss chard It is done directly on the ground. This means there is no need to prepare seedbeds. The period is from January to December and the harvest period is around 3 or 4 months, so if you sow in November, the harvest will be in February.
Garlic
plant garlic This is another one of those crops that can be sown in November without having to go through the seedbed. The planting period is from October to January and the harvest period is 4 to 8 months, so from November we will have them between March and July.
Dwarf peas and vine
Giant peas and dwarf peas can be sown from September to March. The harvest period is around 4-5 months, so if we sow in November we will harvest in March-April.
beans
Broad beans have a sowing period that goes from August to February. The harvest period is 5-6 months, so sow in November they will be in April-May.
Bean Aguadulce Selc. AQUALONGA – ECO
- Variety of medium earliness, tall plant 110-125 cm high, vigorous and with large leaves. Very long pods of 30-35 cm, prostrate with 7-9 thick brown seeds.
- Very good resistance to cold. Staggered production, very suitable for the fresh market. It can be sown from September to February depending on the area
- It is sown directly into the ground with nets or strokes of 2-4 seeds every 30 cm and rows every 75 cm, and to a depth of 3-5 cm. Soaking the seed for a few hours facilitates the…
- The harvest is done after 4 to 5 months depending on the area.
bush beans
Bush beans are planted from February to November. The harvest period is 2-3 months, therefore, November sowings will be harvested in January-February.
Jewish Helda – ECO
- Mid-early variety, hardy, vigorous and adaptable
- Sow directly by striking 2 to 4 seeds at a depth of about 3 cm and in a frame of 60 x 30 cm.
- Sowing from February to October, depending on the zone
- Harvest from 2-3 months
radishes
Radishes can be sown or planted all year round, and the harvest period is 4-5 weeks: Sow in November and have them a month later, in December.
What to sow and plant in November in the southern hemisphere
In the southern hemisphere, where a large part of our readers come from or live, being in the spring, so in addition to recommending our article on spring harvestlet’s see what can be planted in November, or sown, in this part of the world.
- artichokes
- Beans or dried beans
- Celery
- broccoli
- zucchini
- pumpkins
- Thistles
- annual chives
- parsnip
- Cabbages such as Brussels sprouts, red cabbage, cabbage
- Cauliflower
- Kohlrabi
- chicory
- escarole
- asparagus
- strawberries
- sunflower pipes
- Fennel
- Kidney and enrame beans
- Sweet corn and popcorn
- melons
- peppers
- carrots
Plant aromatics in November in the southern hemisphere
There are a few aromatic plants that can be planted in November in the south, the most recommended being:
Basil: the planting period is throughout spring and the harvest period is 2 months, so planting in November will be harvested in January.
Thyme: another of the plants to plant this month. The planting period is also throughout the spring and the harvest period is 3 months. sow in November will harvest in February.
Lavender: sowing period from September to December. The harvest time is 4 months, so sow in November will be harvested in March.
Coriander: The sowing period is from September to November. The harvest period is about 4-5 months, therefore, by sowing in November, we will harvest in March-April.
We hope this little orientation guide will serve to give us an idea of what is planted in November. All questions, in the Forum, we answer all.
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