March is the time for the first plantings in open ground. During this period, cold-resistant vegetables, greens, berries, and trees are sown. It is also worth considering the lunar phases, which affect the growth and development of plants, writes UNN.
What vegetables and greens can be planted in March
In the first month of spring, cold-resistant crops that tolerate small frosts well are sown in the soil:
- legumes: peas, beans, and others;
- root crops: radishes, daikon, beets, carrots;
- greens: parsley, dill, green onions, spinach, sorrel, lettuce.
What berries and trees can be planted in March
While plants are still dormant, they can be transplanted without harm to the root system. During this period, the following take root well:
- berry bushes: currants, jostaberries, gooseberries;
- fruit trees: pears, plums, apple trees, peaches, sweet cherries, cherries, apricots.
Lunar planting calendar for March 2025
The phases of the Moon affect plant development, so it is worth considering them during planting work:
- waxing Moon (March 1–13, 30–31): a period of active growth, favorable for planting most crops;
- full Moon (March 14): an undesirable day for planting, as plants may be weakened;
- waning Moon (March 15–28): a great time for planting root crops and pruning trees;
- new Moon (March 29): it is worth refraining from any work in the garden and vegetable garden.
Unfavorable days for planting
In March 2025, astrologers do not recommend planting plants on the 1st–2nd, 16th, 30th–31st.
On these days, it is better to prepare the soil, weed, or plan future plantings.
When to plant vegetables, greens, and flowers
To get a bountiful harvest, it is important to choose the right dates:
- March 3–7, 19–21 – sowing early cabbage, radishes, parsley, spinach, arugula, cilantro;
- March 5–7 – planting onions, celery, basil, mint, lemon balm;
- March 10–15 – optimal period for tomatoes, peppers, eggplants, white cabbage;
- March 19–21 – planting carrots, beets, potatoes in greenhouses;
- March 3–7, 19–21 – sowing annual flowers;
- March 10–15 – time for planting perennial flowers;
- March 17–21 – transplanting and caring for houseplants.
What to do if the planting day is unfavorable
When there are no suitable days for planting, it is worth focusing on soil preparation.
This is a good time for:
- loosening and fertilizing the soil;
- improving its structure;
- mulching to retain moisture.
March should also be used for soil preparation.
This will provide plants with optimal growing conditions in the future.
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